yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] :
So...do you have a timeframe, for when v4 or the next increment would be released? Love this program...
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] enyaj:
I think the OP said he won't continue to develop this app anymore anytime soon since it is already working as it should be. I think the OC is just a bonus.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] jigners:
i still believe in maintaining this thread though, quite useful.

Pre kamusta dyan?
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] :
What I thought had been mentioned was that the code was being tweaked, but I never saw anything about the app being scrapped lol...
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] Shatterv2:
Got my HD2 to stay over-clocked even after being UN-plugged.

Just Disable auto scaling

Enable 998 MHz

Hit start test and choose your OC speed :D
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] :
Yes, that is known...however, after a minute or 2 your phone will go back to normal...

~Jasecloud4
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] Rottis:
Maybe someone could search for a driver fix or something that allows us to keep it OC'd?

Also, OP, could you add more OC options, i can run my leo at 1267mhz without any problems, so i think it can go even further.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] speedwie:
once i tried to sex overclock speed to one of the red irons and my leo hanged. when i reseted it mentioned something about missingregistry record and then i i couldn't even set to orange anymore.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] NetRipper:
I think the CPU can't go any further than 1267 MHz configured, but I'm not able to try either as my device locks up before that. This is as far as they've been able to go in Linux, which is what I based my application on.

If you use a speed-optimized ROM there are several caches that delay writes to the file system. When you overclock, and it hangs, it could mean some writes were unfinished and cause (for example and the most likely situation) the registry to become corrupted. So far I've had to hard-reset once because of this (as the registry corruption was so severe it wouldn't boot anymore). This is what "at your own risk" means. :)

About you not being able to set it in the orange. I doubt there's any hardware damage by your failed overclock. It just doesn't always work to the same speed. Sometimes I can set it to 1190 MHz but other times it freezes when I do so. It depends on the quality of your processor (they're only guaranteed to work to 998MHz as Qualcomm sales them that way).
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] Rottis:
I see, that's fine!

Well, that 998MHz(non-scaled) --> 1267MHz boosts benchmarks in coreplayer by about 15%.

Have not yet tried it with FPSECE.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] WestOz:
Auto Scaling

NetRipper,

Nice tool though I seem to be having some issues. These may be related to the ROM - Telstra 1.49. WM 6.5. Is the app compatible that you know of?

At first the app appears to have stuck the HD2 on 921 MHz all the time even when in standby, despite what I have read about standby forcing cpu slow down. My jump in overnight (standby) battery consumption and raised temperature would appear to confirm it is not slowing down. This is with auto scaling enabled.

I have since read that Sense needed to be restarted to allow auto-scaling to work. Now that I have restarted Sense the auto-scaling cycles down from whatever frequency the unit is on when the app is opened to 0.4Hz on a continuous cycle. This cycle down and back up happens at say a 1Hz repetition rate. Is this what you would expect to see when watching the app auto-scale or is this an issue with the Telstra ROM? I had expected it would cycle down to a fixed lower frequency and stay there.

I have not enabled the Start Frequency at Boot option.

Cheers
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] Shad()w:
Hello,

Respected members, it is very interesting at whom as works autoscale CPU.

I have established program LeoCpuSpeed, and have seen such features:

1) at film reproduction in a background autoscaling CPU works - frequency of the processor grows and falls depending on loading from 400 to 600 MHz. LeoCPUSpeed it is active. It is necessary tap to the screen and frequency becomes 768 MHz, keeps seconds three, then starts to decrease - again works autoscaling.

2) if any programs except LeoCPUSpeed it is not started frequency is established 768 MHz and costs at this level (long enough) while the screen will not reduce brightness - thus decreases to a minimum - less than 320 MHz.

Work in the second case seems to me strange - thus the battery should be eaten not bad, thus that anything guzzling resources CPU is not started.

And still - installation of an economy effort of a food in tweakers XT, BsB leads to that autoscaling in general vanishes.

Here.

If to whom it is interesting (not laziness), I ask to experiment from myself on devices and write post in this tread.

At a companion on ACER Neotouch S200 autoscaling without programs in gear occurs in 1.5 seconds... And correctly behaves with programs.

The dear developer!

I ask write please the program for real автоскейлинга on the basis of available workings out. It will allow to save the battery considerably.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] Homer-S:
Very nice tool.

Just one (unnecessary) question... can you give the app a nice icon for the start menu or shortcutlist?

thanks
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] NetRipper:
There already is a nice icon that I made for it in the start menu..?

If you manually move the shortcut to a different location within the start menu - the icon gets lost. You'll have to fix the registry entry under HKLM/Security/Shell/StartInfo/Start/whereever/you/put/leocpuspeed.lnk
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] NetRipper:
First post has been updated with the answer:

Q: CPU speed is at 921MHz and pressing 998MHz doesn't change it to 998MHz.

A: Click the 768 button, then the 998 button. It'll be at 998MHz now (has to do with the internals of the driver).

Added the command line parameter for those advanced tweakers with profiles and such. :-)
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] SYNProductionz:
Has anyone been able to overclock the TP2??
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] young blade:
How does this work?? I keep getting: Couldn't read configuration from registry:confused:
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] Sztunt1:
Please create this tool for Toshiba TG01. Its the same processor
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] scrizz:
excellent work Netripper, Thx!
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] WestOz:
Autoscaling???

NetRipper,

What should I expect to see when auto scaling is enabled when looking at the CPU speed display? I have just changed from my 1.49 Telstra ROM to OzROM 4.4 WWE and with both ROMs I see the auto scaling drop down after the screen dims, but then jump back up again only to cycle down, which repeats continuously until the screen goes blank. With the OzROM the cycle is slower than the telstra rom but it is still occurring. Is this how the auto scaling is supposed to work or is there a process running that is waking up the processor from 'sleep' all the time? I have BsB Tweaks as part of OzROM but have switched off the Power Saving.

Cheers
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] aeaddy03:
What I Been Looking For!

I've been looking for an app like this since I got my HD2. Its great!
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] ephestione:
that was puzzling me as well.

It is only normal that the frequency drops if you simply stare at leocpuspeed's panel without doing anything, as long as the autoscaling is enabled, what isn't obvious is that it repeats the cycle indefinitely.

I superficially dismissed it with leocpuspeed "pinging" the cpu when it goes to minimum speed, or something along that line, which makes the cpu respond with a clock raise, but now that you finally popped the question I'd pretty much like someone more knowledgeable than me to enlighten us :D
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] NetRipper:
You have to create a shortcut (.lnk) to LeoAutoCpuSpeed.exe and modify the shortcut to pass a parameter when it starts up. As I said, it is for advanced users. Users that use gprofile or something to adjust the cpu speed.

This is a mystery to me as well. I think I've mentioned it before, either in this thread or another. When the screen dims and certain (unknown) conditions are met, you see that slider going down and up again. The LeoCpuClock app only refreshes the CPU speed every 500 milliseconds, so what you're seeing is something actually happening - it is not caused by my application. It would happen also if you don't use my application, it just makes it visible.

As to why it happens? No idea. Maybe a bug in HTC's speed scaling driver...
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] ephestione:
Anyway, on to something completely different, I used to have autoscaling disabled and 998MHz on all the time, and in fact I didn't notice significant batttery life decrease compared to the normal occasional use with scaling on.

On monday tho, I was having more than usual free time during a job, and I've read a big deal of berserk manga volumes, and I noticed the battery was being drained quite fast (battclock was usually around 200mA drain, sometimes up to 300, which is unusual when you're watching a static image, and touching the screen to zoom selected areas once every 2 seconds, backlight at 20 to 30%... normal drain in such situations should be no more than 150mA).

I disregarded it at first, but then I thought it may have been the CPU fixed at 1GHz while it could very well stay at a lower freq
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] NetRipper:
So, to recap, you have autoscaling disabled and 998mhz all the time, and don't notice much battery drain. Then you use an app and notice battery drain and blame 998mhz? I think something is off on your reasoning. :)

My best guess - another process hung and took 100% cpu, or your picture viewing app is pretty intensive. Don't forget the lcd drains a lot as well.

Don't get me wrong - i have the same problem sometimes, when I go to bed the battery is at 80% and when I wake up the phone is dead and won't boot without charger. But I believe it's unrelated to autoscaling. Probably a hanging process that drains the phone fast, somehow.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] aussiebum:
I've noticed using S2U2 and unchecking the "Don't Suspend Power" option noticeably reduces battery drain while the phone is locked. When I had "Don't Suspend Power" checked with autoscaling disabled running @ 998mhz the battery was draining like at the rate of 1% every 20mins while the phone was locked... :eek: After 8 hours of light usage I would only have around 50% left. With suspend power on I regularly have > 60% over the same period of time.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] migaiv:
@NetRipper: sorry to ask you this, but my HD2, auto restarts when I use some applications like iGo8, Google Maps, etc. (in my opinion, when CPU works harder). Do you think your application helps me to solve this issue ??? Thanks in advance, and sorry if I'm not posted at the right section.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] ephestione:
I totally see the point of your logic ;)

Here's mine though: usually when I'm for a long time in front of my hd2, it's because I'm browsing, or I'm watching a video... which are usually power intensive tasks anyway (either wifi or cpu related). Manga watching though isn't cpu intensive, battclock reports around 20% usage, tops 40-60% in short rare bursts (autoscaling enabled, just checked now, when i simulate zooming text at a fast rate, not a realistic behaviour anyway).

So I thought, as long as I perform "intensive" tasks anyway, the blocked-to-top frequency shoudln't be a burden as cpu is working anyway, while when lighter apps are running, taking way less of the cpu, the "idling at higher speeds" could mean a significantly increased drain. I do hope my theory is wrong, as I in fact like having the cpu still at 998MHz, yet I'll have to make a comparison with reading a lot of manga with autoscaling enabled :D (possibly in the same place since I should also reproduce the radio behaviour in the same area, could be that as well).

If I was to notice significantly lower drain while reading manga with autoscaling enabled, then it may mean I guessed right ;)

Luckily though, I never get "death during sleep syndrome" on my phone... I only have pimbackup scheduled at 3am, and I get a steady 3% drain overnight with my rom+radio combo; and I know cpu frequency has nothing to do with overnight drain, cpu is sleeping anyway no matter its awake clock, so very far from me to be pointing the finger at leocpuspeed if I should be noticing unusual night drains... I only need to be thankful for this piece of software!
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] NetRipper:
Well, you could try this app, disable autoscaling, and set it to like 500mhz or something. See if it still reboots then. If it doesn't reboot anymore, then you may actually have a bad processor in your phone and you should try to get warranty. Your processor is sold as a 1ghz processor so it's meant to be able to run at 998MHz all the time.

More likely there's something else causing the reboots, maybe try updating your ROM by getting the latest from HTC (or custom rom + radio if you're into that).

I agree that it's weird that your battery would drain so fast when you're reading manga. The "blocked-to-top" should not give give a (noticeable) worse battery drain, even if you're not doing anything. When there is nothing to do, the processor will go into idle mode, which is a light internal power state in which it sleeps waiting for more instructions.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] ironlg:
what's the interest to overclok if it's only work on AC Power ???

Hello guy,

Manay thx for your soft but i don't undersdant what is the goal to use overclock if it work only on AC power ? Obviouly in this condition, i prefer use my pc computer.

Other question how activate overclock without start the test ? Is it possible ? I try running the test on AC power and it work but after how can we use everytime the overclovking (over than 998) ?

thx for yours answers ?
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] ironlg:
What's the interest to overclock if it's works only on ac Power ?

Hello guy,

Manay thx for your soft but i don't undersdant what is the goal to use overclock if it work only on AC power ? Obviouly in this condition, i prefer use my pc computer.

Other question how activate overclock without start the test ? Is it possible ? I try running the test on AC power and it work but after how can we use everytime the overclovking (over than 998) ?

thx for yours answers ?
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] ironlg:
Are you sure ?

Hello guy,

Manay thx for your soft but i don't undersdant what is the goal to use overclock if it work only on AC power ? Obviouly in this condition, i prefer use my pc computer.

Other question how activate overclock without start the test ? Is it possible ? I try running the test on AC power and it work but after how can we use everytime the overclovking (over than 998) ?

thx for yours answers ?
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] NetRipper:
Hello. Are you a spambot?

The overclock is not supposed to compete with your pc computer. It's not like it makes it magically quadcore and 2+ghz. It only works on AC because of technical limits - if I ever find a way to make it work for battery as well, I'll make that available.

You don't need to "start test" in order to overclock. All you have to do is "disable autoscaling" and then overclock.

It is not possible to set it to overclock "on boot". Only the predefined supported speeds of the processor can be set on boot. This is because overclock does not work on battery anyway and also to protect people from setting it too high on boot (it could hang on every boot then, and you'd need to hard reset your phone to factory settings).
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] WarRaven:
Netripper, Just wanted to say a big thank you for your work, love the app.

WR
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] euri007:
Works in ACER S200 also

Thank you Net Ripper. This great program works fine as in HD2 in Acer S200 also

Euri007
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] ironlg:
Sorry for the several similar questions...

That's ok for answer. Be sure that i have already undestood that overclocking was not to magically transform the HD2 but i want to say that if i'm on AC power so i can use my pc to work more quickly ! But, ok for the technical limitation. Thx for your job.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] Agoattamer:
Just wanted to say thanks netripper. :D But you almost gave me a heart attack. :eek: lol. I installed your application and set at 998 and disabled. I soft reset for the heck of it. I was sitting here reading through the thread and someone sent me an sms message. MY PHONE READ ME THE SMS MESSAGE.

I have Microsoft Voice Command installed. I am also using the default HTC threaded messaging. No one on this forum has been able to get MSVC to be able to read sms using HTC messaging.

Any ideas on this? Don't want to even touch phone or it might stop. :D:D

Edit: Well without doing anything much sms messages stopped sending and receiving. Had to soft reset. No more reading of sms messages by MSVC now. I wonder what happened. It was a good bug for a short time.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] glcK23:
Thank you for this program! I just disabled auto-scale and my HD2 feels so much snappier. Not to mention that battery life has not even been changed, as a matter of fact, it seems to be lasting just a few hours longer, the % on the battery doesn't drain as quickly.

Maybe I'm just a lucky soul :)

THANKS!!
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] dampam:
I have problem telling for sure the snappier part but can confirm that battery life is the same or slightly better with auto-scale off and running at 998MHz. Leaves me wonder why HTC bother with the auto-scale in the first place..:confused:
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] akirax:
Many thanks!

Cheers!
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] ephestione:
on the other hand, with autoscaling enabled again in the last period, I noticed a lower drain (about 150mA) when reading manga, if compared to the last time I was reading manga with 998MHz stable, which went over 200mA, and 300mA spikes.

Could just be a coincidence, I didn't have the opportunity to exactly repeat the same conditions of last time
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] kurosaki69:
Thank you very much:)
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] fab3r:
thanx, a must have for your hd2! You can notice small differences in loading and applying things a little bit faster :)
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] redbeard46:
I'm sorry I'm a noob I guess. How do I install this program?
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] ephestione:
http://bit.ly/coq6Ew

Then, search for the program's icon inside the start menu
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] dampam:
Is there a way to set the low end of the auto scale to say 499 Mhz (or lower) instead of the default 768Mhz ? I need the auto scale to work with the lower end frequency.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] ephestione:
autoscaling already goes lower than 768MHz, no need to manually set lowest value :) You can see that from leocpuspeed if you open it and leave it idleing
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] dampam:
Yup, see that now thanks. One more question, can the low end frequency be fixed so that it does not scale below certain minimum frequency. What I am trying to do is to try to achieve a better, at least from my point of view, balance between minimum cpu speed and battery life.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] ctrlaltdel:
how to run this app before the phone go standby?

hi,

with v4 we can now run this app at command line with parameter to control cpu speed, so i am thinking of apply cpu max speed when the phone wake up from standby and go to a lower cpu speed level when it goes to standby.

I know i can set up notification queue to run this app when the phone wake up, however i am not able to find a way to run this app when before go standby, anyone know a way to do this? it will be save some more battery by running the cpu at lower speed when in stand by.

many thanks!
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] ephestione:
you can't do that with leocpuspeed, but afterall you won't be missing that feature. the application already allows to define the speed via commandline, you can setup a timer/profiler to choose how to make the cpu run.

It's for advanced users tho, and probably you won't even notice any difference :D

I probably have repeated this 20 times in this thread already :p

When the phone goes to standby the CPU *always* enters a sleep mode where it drains virtually no power. This is unless you have programs keeping the cpu awake, but in that case that is not a standby :D
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] haroonasla:
Un-install problem

Ok guys, I am having some issues in uninstallation process. Here are the steps

1) open leocpuspeed v4.

2) Enable auto scaling

3) Disable apply at boot

4) Restart

5) Uninstall

When i restart I always get an error message by LeoAutoCpuSpeed saying that the configuration's could not be read from the registry.

There is nothing in startup items I have already checked and nothing in registry. I have tried normal uninstall using windows program manager and deep scan uninstall using SKTools. What can be the issue ?
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] NetRipper:
Although using the option "Disble apply at boot" should remove it, there's probably still a shortcut leftover in startup. Check \Windows\Startup folder. There will be a file called "LeoAutoCpuSpeed", remove it.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] haroonasla:
Well as mentioned in my post I have already checked that and scanned the registry as well. Is there some dll which might be doing this ?
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] ephestione:
you still mention you get an error *by* leocpuspeed, does it mean the exe is still there? shouldn't be, since you uninstalled, or am I missing something? :rolleyes:
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] HTC Technology:
LeoCpuSpeed

this is really useless app:mad:
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] ephestione:
and you base your opinion on...?
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] rpowell:
I didn't have a prob uninstalling mine, but for the Rhodium I have to agree it is kinda useless. Didn't work on my phone at all.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] enyaj:
Does the Rhodium have a Snapdragon Processor???
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] Raudi1:
No!

I have to agree it's useless for devices without a snapdragon. But for snapdragon devices it is really usefull.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] NetRipper:
It's called LeoCpuSpeed. For your Rhodium, check out Msm7kCpuSpeed.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] rpowell:
Didn't know that. I will check this one out.
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] Metastable:
Just downloaded and installed straight from my phone, works great so far. thanks for the app! =D
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] q9650:
In my Opinion, this app is useless for normal user. Sorry but its like overclocking my PC (Quad 9650 @ 3,0 GHz) It doesnt make any sense. Never stuck or anything else so far...But anyways: G R E A T J O B Dude!!! :)
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] ephestione:
it's not aboutoverclocking your quad core, but letting it rnu always at full potential :p

A benchmark in TCPMP with or without leocpuspeed doing its magic on autoscale is a matter of couple of minutes and gives you very clear results
[HD2 Windows Mobile 6.5 Themes and Apps] Prockkaii:
This apps is very great!

But something is weird, with tom_codon's rom, when I installed it, the T9 works very fast with the 998mhz.

But now, with the Omaga v4, the T9 is only fast at 1152mhz.

So without the AC power, the T9 is very slow, is there any solution?

Maybe this is also due to the HTC messaging client version, because tom_codon is an old one...