I know that LG reports the Elite's processor to be a MSM7627A running at 800Mhz. But, how could the Elite be overclocked to 1.6Ghz and remain stable if it has the same basic processor as the Optimus S and V.
If I recall, most people can only reach around 800Mhz overclocked on their V's and S's. And yet, the Elite can go so much further.
It sounds more likely that the Elite has a MSM8655 processor which is easily capable of 1.4Ghz. And, assuming the engineering design of the processor allowed for a modest overhead of 200 to 300Mhz, that would explain how the Optimus Elite can be overclocked to 1.6Ghz (1.4Ghz + 200Mhz = 1.6Ghz).
So, did the manufacturer originally design the Elite for a MSM7627A and then change it to the MSM8655 last minute and forgot to update the reported specs on the phone? I know that Sprint and Qualcomm's own websites report the processor to be an MSM8655. But, LG does not.
If I recall, most people can only reach around 800Mhz overclocked on their V's and S's. And yet, the Elite can go so much further.
It sounds more likely that the Elite has a MSM8655 processor which is easily capable of 1.4Ghz. And, assuming the engineering design of the processor allowed for a modest overhead of 200 to 300Mhz, that would explain how the Optimus Elite can be overclocked to 1.6Ghz (1.4Ghz + 200Mhz = 1.6Ghz).
So, did the manufacturer originally design the Elite for a MSM7627A and then change it to the MSM8655 last minute and forgot to update the reported specs on the phone? I know that Sprint and Qualcomm's own websites report the processor to be an MSM8655. But, LG does not.
