[HTC 10 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other Developm] Eliminater74:
Update Testing Edition:

Update #2: Advanced users only......... DO NOT TEST THIS IF YOU

DONT KNOW WHAT YOUR DOING...

Changelog:

Little: 1996mhz or 1.99ghrz

Big: 2342mhz or 2.34ghrz

Bench Scores above show the results..........

I lowered the min and max voltage head room to match the msm8996pro.....

was 150,000 for both, I dropped it to 130,000 for one and 80,000 for the other.........

This is not really for a daily Driver, This is me tweaking and tuning for OC and seeing what I can get out of it......

TESTING ONLY!!>......................................................................

Make sure Battery is on FULL Load before attempting bench marks......................

if your device reboots, its been said by [MENTION=4800121]Sultanxda[/MENTION]:

[–]Sultanxda 80 points 25 days ago*
Before people start claiming that disabling thermal throttling will crash the device, my device crashes at normal temperatures (40 degC). When I underclock the CPU, my device never crashes while running AnTuTu, even at temperatures of 60+ degC.
Not all devices are affected it seems, but I'm definitely not the only one with the issue. I added more clarification here.
The OP of that post reproduced the crash at temperatures less than 40 degC.
Also, I can reproduce the crash in OxygenOS using a kernel that OnePlus themselves compiled, so it's not a bug in my kernel.
AnTuTu is not to blame either; it just happens to be the easiest way to reproduce this bug. I can crash my device by stressing the CPU through other means.
I've already informed OnePlus about this issue, and the information was passed onto their ROM team not long ago.

And:

Apparently, the higher stock frequencies on both MSM8996 and MSM8996pro are
unstable, even with a kernel binary that the OEM created. Running AnTuTu
with thermal throttling disabled (to force the CPUs to remain at their
respective maxfreqs) _always_ crashes MSM8996pro at its stock maxfreqs, and
occasionally crashes MSM8996 at its stock maxfreqs. A workaround to this is
to underclock the power cluster (pwrcl) on both chipsets.

Underclocking the pwrcl to 1516 MHz on MSM8996pro makes the performance
cluster (perfcl) stable up to 2150 MHz; without the pwrcl underclock, the
AnTuTu crashes could be reproduced 100% of the time on MSM8996pro even when
the perfcl was reduced to 1824 MHz. This underclock does not cure stability
at the perfcl's stock maxfreq of 2342 MHz though, so do not allow the
underclock to be disabled at all for both clusters on MSM8996pro.

On MSM8996, the perfcl's stock maxfreq of 2150 MHz is stable when the pwrcl
is underclocked to 1478 MHz. Therefore, allow the underclock to be disabled
_only_ for the perfcl on MSM8996 (pwrcl must always remain underclocked).

This is a very hacky solution to a very serious bug, so add TODOs to
investigate this further. Kernel logs are clean for these crashes, and
they could still be reproduced with a 20W wall charger connected to the
device, so they are not caused by a battery issue.

Signed-off-by: Sultanxda <sultanxda@gmail.com>

Been reported to be an issue on S820 and S821, so make sure its temp is down..............

My experience with past OC, that looks to me like an issue with either to much voltage or not enough........... causing the reboots............

even sliding scales can screw up too............

Plz send me feedback on this: thanks//