[Captivate Android Development] mik101:
Working perfectly here the past few days. My phone is stable with 120% liveoc and the 1100 step (resulting in 1320mhz top speed) as I hoped it would be. Thank you so much for releasing this. I have much more testing to do at different clock speeds and voltages to figure out if I can actually squeeze any more out of it now that we have more options for clock steps. I'm not sure what else could be done to make this phone better in any significant way. Cheers.

Edit: I'm curious how others' phones overclock so I'll list what I've tested on mine so far:

Disclaimer: Obviously all of this will vary phone to phone, but someone may find it helpful.

So far all testing has been done with the default voltages set by the kernel (2.9.10sc). I'll install NSTools and try undervolting later. All tests done with performance governor. I know the lower steps are stable already.

First I wanted to find my extremes on both variables

1400 step 000% liveoc (1400mhz) = crash [okay so we won't use the 1400mhz step on my device]

1100 step 120% liveoc (1320mhz) = stable (this seems to give me best all around performance so far)

Ive been running like this since the unofficial was released

1200 step 114% liveoc (1368mhz) = stable on 2.9.9sc, I have no reason to believe that would change with 2.9.10sc.

So lets try some in-between

1300 step 108% liveoc (1404mhz) = crash (okay pushing my luck a little)

1300 step 106% liveoc (1378mhz) = crash (okay lets drop to the next cpu step since this one isn't working so well for me either)

1200 step 116% liveoc (1392mhz) = seems stable (needs more thorough testing. Very nice antutu numbers)

1200 step 115% liveoc (1380mhz) = immediate reboot

1000 step 113% liveoc (1130mhz) = immediate reboot again (interesting...)*

*Odd percentages of liveoc seem to cause immediate instability on my phone regardless of cpu step.

Lets keep going

1200 step 120% liveoc (1440mhz) = crash (we knew this one wasn't going to work anyway)

1200 step 118% liveoc (1416mhz) = crash (yeah so I was pushing my luck again)

1200 step 117% liveoc (1404mhz) = no immediate crash this time (The benchmark loop eventually crashed but the system didn't) Best Antutu numbers I've ever seen from my phone -- just shy of 5900.

It's a little odd that the 1400mhz step with no liveoc crashes so quickly as does the 1300mhz step with 108% liveoc (1404mhz) when the 117% live oc'd 1200mhz (1404mhz) can complete quite a few benchmark loops and doesn't actually bring the whole system down. Oh well. Are the top two steps stable for you guys?

So now I'm left with three combinations that suit me (using the interactive governor):

1100mhz top step with 120% liveoc (1320mhz) = probably how I will run it most of the time. I intend to try to see how far I can undervolt this one.

1200mhz top step with 114% liveoc (1368mhz) = for situations when I need top cpu performance. I'll likely try to undervolt this too if I can. This one is tried and true for me on this kernel now.

1200mhz top step with 116% liveoc (1392mhz) = this one needs more testing, but will hopefully replace the one above.

Obviously that's as close to 1400mhz as I'm going to get if it proves to be stable.

Happy overclocking folks!