Root [HOW-TO] Overclock LTEVO [DIY Project]

[Rxpert83]

xHausx posted up a great how to for getting modules ported from another device.

This will allow you to OC the available kernels.

[Guide] How to port kernel modules - xda-developers Its also a great how to for porting other mods

Art2 fly just posted this up:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1752066

 

[Rxpert83]

BTW, this is literally copy and paste. I just did this at 3AM with control+C and right click and everythings good to go


My quadrant score is up to 5420!

xda-developers - View Single Post - [MOD] 1.8GHz+ overclock module for HTC EVO 4G LTE

 

[Rxpert83]

Triple post. Awe yeah. There's an app now that will oc for you

 

[EarlyMon]

BTW, this is literally copy and paste. I just did this at 3AM with control+C and right click and everythings good to go


My quadrant score is up to 5420!

xda-developers - View Single Post - [MOD] 1.8GHz+ overclock module for HTC EVO 4G LTE

What do you suppose explains the small change in Quadrant?

That you only oc'd to 1.6 GHz or that Quadrant doesn't indicate much of anything in the first place?

What does CF-Bench show?

 

[EarlyMon]

Wow, I just saw in the Meanies thread that you're OC'd to 1.9 GHz?

A before and after on CF-Bench would be most welcome - I've always seen nearly linear scaling of oc% change to CF% changes.

 

[Rxpert83]

Wow, I just saw in the Meanies thread that you're OC'd to 1.9 GHz?

A before and after on CF-Bench would be most welcome - I've always seen nearly linear scaling of oc% change to CF% changes.

I'll get on that.

I tried out CM9 for a while today and all was going well until I just tried to speak with the girlfriend and she wasnt too happy when I couldn't talk. So I'm back on MEANrom where I was last night.

Waiting for everything to update and settle down after my nandroid now

 

[pwrmedia]

Been sitting @ 1.8GHZ/384MHz OnDemand gov for most of the afternoon w/ no issues, complete stability, and the responsiveness is unbelieveable!

6830 was the most recent benchmark score @ the given freq, though admittedly the score would've been higher had I not had additional tasks running while taking the test.

Combined w/ the latest V6 Supercharger script (U9_RC10_Test_7), #8, and sitting on a stock ROM, I now feel like this phone is performing the way that it was meant to. Very impressed!

 

[EarlyMon]

6830 was the most recent benchmark score...

Which benchmark??

If I can get off the phone long enough to nandroid, I can try it out!

 

[pwrmedia]

Which benchmark??

If I can get off the phone long enough to nandroid, I can try out!

Antutu: Ram (1261); CPU integer (2178); CPU float-point (1029); 2D (310); 3D (1309); IO (520); SD/w (5.4MB/s - 54); SD/r (16.9MB/s - 169); CPU freq (1809MHz)

 

[Rxpert83]

I'm running the one you suggested now

 

[Rxpert83]

ROM-MEANROM Noop

Stock Ondemand
Overall Score: 9569


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OC'd to 1.8 Ondemand
Overall Score: 10241 (had a data call error during testing so something else was going on in the background

 

[EarlyMon]

Quadrant for me is usually around 5k, AnTuTu ranges from 6800 to 7000 - and that's stock, no changes.

AnTuTu has usually tracked oc% to score% changes fairly well, Quadrant really never.

The OC app thread at XDA points out that if using that app, a third-party OC app is required but several are responding that as soon as you leave the app, clock actually drops back to 1.5 GHz.

I believe that the CPU freq is reporting high, but those benchmarks are suspiciously low.

Here's my stock CF-Bench:

 

[Rxpert83]

I did performance gov tests as well but I did notice it went back down to 1.5 on performance so I excluded those results.