Root Underclocking/Overclocking?

[omgitsspooky]

Now that I'm rooted running syndicatefrozen rom, how do I underclock or overclock?

 

[traumaj]

Now that I'm rooted running syndicatefrozen rom, how do I underclock or overclock?

Setcpu... its on the market, and I believe the dev still has it free over at the xda forums.

 

[ZiggSVO]

Setcpu... its on the market, and I believe the dev still has it free over at the xda forums.

Yep if you are a member at xda the dev has it for free there, many suggest donating anyway to help support them

after that just open up the program hit auto detct speeds and superuser will request root access for it, set it to allow and remember it

when thats done it opens up and when thats done you can choose the min and max you want the phone to run at.
*****do not set it to "set at boot" until you have tested it thorughly to make sure your phone is able to handle the setting you have it set at ****

other than that if you need more help let us know
GL

Edit:
heres a link to Tschofield7s how to videos very easy to follow and well put together
http://androidforums.com/epic-4g-al...-here-help-your-epic-18-videos-4-26-11-a.html
and here is the specific video laying out all that I typed
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1k7hqewGoWk&feature=player_embedded
GL

 

[icecold]

You can also take a look at Voltage Control... I am not sure if the Twilight kernel will support it though. It has the benefit of having the option to undervolt as well as handling the clock speeds.

Here is the link to it over at XDA.

[APP][23Feb - 3.0.1] Voltage Control - control OC/UV for OC kernels - xda-developers

 

[ewarren29]

I thought sfr came overclocked?

 

[rounsy222]

These kernels that come overclock usually will default to 1000mhz by design to accommodate newbies so they can use it without issues. So if you want the overclock of the kernel then you need to use an app like setcpu or voltage control and configure it.