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[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] FrozenLord:
Great software

Hi,

Thank you very much for developing this tool :)

It's the very first overclocking tool that works for me...

I'm using a XDA Diamond (which is basically the same as the HTC Diamond) using the MEMO 2.6.0.0 custom firmware. My radio is the recommended one (which is 1.17. something).

These are the values I get:

Stock clock (CPU @ 528 MHZ):

Integer: 318.7443

Float: 7.180

Ram access: 627

CPU @ 710 MHZ (it crashes a few seconds after setting it to 728 MHZ, meaning this is the fastest stable):

Integer: 430.7123

Float: 9.651

Ram access: 804

Therefore, there seems to be a speed improvement ;)

//EDIT:

I just checked overclocking on battery.

If clocked at 710 MHZ and unplugging, the phone freezes within seconds (not immediately!).

If overclocking (starting from stock clocks) when on battery, it freezes after some seconds too.

But if I overclock it to 604 MHZ via the button, it simply drops back to the standard clock (no freezing!).
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] NetRipper:
It's not related to security/checksum. It has to do with the virtual->physical mappings the SPL makes for the clock regs. This can differ per SPL, which is why for how, only HTC devices are supported (as their SPLs are mostly exchangeable and thus similar).

/me hits you up. Please send me a PM.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] lukesan:
Hi NetRipper,

Just tried another rom on the Touch HD but still no go.

As far as I know 99% of the users here will see Oli1.56 on their Touch HD devices.

I don't think my 'issue' is cpu related since moving 1 notch down also instantly freezes the HD.

Underclocking should not cause a cpu to hang.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] ZaxXx:
awesome :) it's working on my Touch HD, but only when I have activated HTC Sense, else it hangs and pressing the 604 button reverts it back in a second. But awesome, I can play fpsece games in bed :D
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] kosmodisk:
hi, just found something interesting...

for me the overclocking works only when wifi is enabled...

on my blackstone - max. stable on AC 710mhz

- on battery 604mhz

i will post picalc results soon

hope this helps thx
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] mrjetking:
Works great on my Rhodium, started while on battery and no AC at any point.

Works great even at top speed until it goes into suspend and then it SODs.

At 710mhz it wakes up from suspend but obviously reverts back to stock frequency.

Looking forward to a version that can re-OC on wakeup... keep up the good work, NetRipper!
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] Maxx134:
My guess would be conflict of controling the CPU that wants to auto scale against setting.

Yes this type of solution was used in past.

Certain programs will disable auto scalling in certain devices, or keep them from going SOD.

For me Camera running in background, AND also S2U2 program installed keeps my TP2 from going SOD.

Yes if this progam could remember overclock setting, we could place shortcut in startup folder and have it go on wake up.

The fact that it reverts back is not a bad thing, as you would not want it to burn battery while in suspend mode.

It is the SOD we need to worry and the best suggestion I have tried is the S2U2 screenlock program.

With S2u2 applied, 729Mhz is highest setting for my unit to not wakup SOD, even though it can overclock higher.

EDIT: leaving unit at rest longer periods with either S2u2 & camera app I still get SOD, so far the safe setting still applies.

If NetRipper found a way to disable auto scaling I bet all crashing freezing would end, but that's just my guess/opinion.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] Alcibiade:
I would rather have my CPU svcale down when in suspend than have it at max speed all the time, and then rescale up when waking up

Just a question of battery life / heat issue... Just my 2c to all the people here who would like their device to be at max speed all the time...
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] hreiner:
nice but what about performances ?

by reading all notes here, i can't figure out what are the benefits of overclocking ?

has someone performed some tests that he can share to show if softwares are running quicker ?!
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] Maxx134:
On units less than 1Ghz, people tend to have various frustrations with either, sms, manila, or dialer lag and hesitation.

So yes we benefit from this.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] chihliouma:
Hi there, I am not sure if this is helpful or not, but the file in the thread below can fix the frequency at 614MHz.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=698374
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] buru898:
Oohh my bad. Ah so underclocking it in suspend would have pretty much no effect on battery life?
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] TheSaint3:
Hmm..

My mistake I guess.. I thought I'd read about some Rhodium users being unable to overclock on battery power.. Anyhow, thanks for the info! :)
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] xicloe:
Wew, I have Rhodium 500 too, and mine stable at 729, but I have been experiment mine can handle 806 Mhz, but not stable. Are U'r phone stable at 806 Mhz ???
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] ASK768:
sorry guys if im missing something blatantly obvious, but when using oc_auto4.1, i run the gui mrsc (instructions say to run on the root of the sd card, but this doesnt work so i put it in the root of the main memory, if it makes a difference), set it up and then put the non gui mrsc file in the startup dir.

The problem is that when i reboot, i get the error message "Backlight / DispOn key was not found!"

had a look around the registries on my device and i have neither:

HKLM\Drivers\Display\DispOn

nor

HKCU\ControlPanel\BackLight\DispOn.

Any ideas?
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] nayr1482:
1) put the files in the root of your SD card and then create a shortcut to the script in your windows/startup folder (this is a safety precaution).

2) unfortunately for you, it seems you are in th 1% of people that do not have the DispOn value in these 2 locations. nobody in this 1% has been able to tell us or find a DispOn or Backlight or ??? registry entry that we can add to the script. so - the script will not work for you at this time (at least for screen on/off). i'd recommend trying SetCpuSpeed...
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] oruam57:
Yes, I think the effect would be negligible if any.

By the way, on Topaz at least, the screen backlight is a worse power hog than the CPU, even when running overclocked. Not to mention wifi...
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] detule:
Oruam, thank you for your time in putting together the app.

On my CDMA TP2, I have been running it (or rather the 10d version another user packaged) since yesterday and I am experiencing an SOD when the phone call lasts longer than the sleep after windows setting (>1 minute in my case.) No SOD during short phone calls.

Is this something you can avoid on your device, and is it possible to modify your app so that it throttles down to 604 during phone calls (this would be a solution right?)

Thanks again
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] oruam57:
On my device nothing happens nor during the phone call, nor later, do not know why. Are you sure your overclock factor is not too high? Do the problem happens at 633 MHz?

As I do not know the reason and I can not reproduce it I am not sure it would be a solution.

Why do not you try to prevent the sleep during the phone call? I know that it is possible (some googling would find the required settings). If you want to have the screen off during phone call there are better solution, for example TouchLockPro with the InCallTweak option set (http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=444215).

P.S. On a MS forum I found a (terse) message about a bug (present only in some version of WM 6.x) in one of the API I used and how to solve it. Not sure is relevant but I recompiled SetCpuSpeed with it and on my phone nothing changed. If you want try it...
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] detule:
Thanks for your reply.

Yes, I experience this problem both with 729/528/200 as well as 633/528/200 settings. However, following your advice, I adjusted HCKU/Control Panel/Phone/Sleep to 0 (I think this is the value that controls going to sleep during a phone call,) and this has fixed the problem.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] cmd512:
Welp, just had my first SOD since using SetCPUSpeed.exe, and it was right after I hung up a call. Not bad considering I've been using the phone heavily for several days since only running it and no MortScripts. I think I will now run a combination of both SetCPUSpeed (which seems to have solved sleep SODs) and MortScript for calls. Should be completely SOD free after that. :)
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] Qzytor:
Hey guys this is how overclocking is working on Blackstone, on ac or battery power. Stable at 672 MHz. and the phone is that much more snappier.:)

Install NetRippers Msm7kCpuSpeed V.2 App. in your Device

Install oruam57s SetCpuSpeed v1.0d on SD card.

Take SD card out and soft reset the phone.

Open registry.

Go to HKLM\Software\Msm7kCpuSpeed.

Edit the values as below:

BootTime = 90000 (This is important. This value gives enough time for the

phone to fully boot up. The phone has to fully boot up

before the OC kicks in)

CheckTime = 20 (Stable at 20, otherwise yoyos between base and OCed

cpu speed)

Command = 0

PerfomanceLevel = 35 (This speed is stable for me without SOD)

ScreenOffPerfomanceLevel = 27

SettlingTime = 10

Close Registry editor, insert SD card in the phone and soft reset the phone.

Once the phone has fully boot up, give it a minute before opening NetRippers Msm7kCpuSpeed and you should see your OCed cpu speed.

If your OC cpu speed isnt stable then take your SD card out,soft reset the phone and registry edit PerfomanceLevel to a lower value.

To restore back to phone default speed:

Open File Explorer.

Go to Windows\Startup folder and delete SetCpuSpeed.

Soft reset the phone and phone default speed will be restored.

Before deleting SetCpuSpeed from Windows\Startup folder , save it in Documents folder so if you want to overclock again, copy and paste it from Documents folder to Windows\Startup folder.

SKTools Benchmark at 672 MHz:

Intiger = 416.5933 Moves/25 usec.(At stock speed Intiger = 332.6351)

Floating point = 9.56 MWIPS. (At stock speed Floating point = 7.47 MWIPS)

I haven't tested it but this should also work on SEX1 and Touch Diamond.

OVERCLOCK AT YOUR OWN RISK.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] paco_swava:
Mine has been doing the same thing. I applied the fix you used, hopefully that does it.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] cmd512:
Does this keep your screen on during the call? I actually prefer the screen off in case I rub my face up against the screen.

(I don't use any lockscreen, so I wouldn't consider that route either.)
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] detule:
Screen still turns off. Test it - apply the reg edit, call up your voice mail and move your finger in front of the "face" sensor (top of phone, next to "htc" lettering.)
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] paco_swava:
The screen does still turns off. (I think this just keeps the phone from actually sleeping during a call) No locking issues yet, but i haven't had a real long call yet.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] cmd512:
Interesting, thanks for the quick replies! Will give it a try.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] jetbro:
i've been using msm7kcpuspeed along with oc auto 4.1 for about 2 days now with the settings of 710 mhz speed, 604 mhz throttle speed, and 1000 poll interval. i keep verifying the speed using msm7kcpuspeed and it's constant at 710.4 mhz. i haven't had a single freeze up so far which is great. unfortunately, i don't seem to notice any speed increase. all my applications launch the same, internet loads web pages the same, phone starts up the same.... am i doing something wrong here?
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] phdeez:
THANK YOU!!!! I was seeing my phone freeze alot when using the phone part of it- almost every time. After changing this, I've placed 3 calls, and no SOD following the hangups! All calls more than 3 minutes.

GREAT FIND detule, and thanks for the suggestion oruam57!
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] hoihtah:
@jetbro try installing SKTools and run benchmark.

Benchmark app is kinda hidden. But find it and run it.

See if your Integer and FP tests match your running speed.

s-k-tools.com/?m_downloads.html

I'm not sure what device you're on. But I ran into the same issue.

I installed SetCpuSpeed 1.0d and then set my phone at 710.

But I didn't notice any speed difference. So, I ran that benchmark.

Sure enough, I was still at my stock speed.

Then I realized that I didn't install MortScript before setting my speed.

Went back installed MortScript and reset my speed... reboot and now my benchmark score proves that it is running faster.

Speed difference is noticeable. but barely.

I'm trying to weigh the gained speed against loss in usage time on battery.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] TheSaint3:
Yeppers..

Yeah I've been running it at 806 MHz for a few days without any SODs.. :)
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] frizzlefey:
I am trying this on my Touch Pro. It seems to work. the trick must be in the check time in order to stop the yoyoing between default speed and the set oc speed.

After soft reset and speed verified via msm7k

710 MHZ Integer 441.6989 moves/usec

710 MHZ Floating Point 10.226 mwips

After soft reset with sd card pulled

528 MHZ Integer 326.6096 moves/usec

528 MHZ Floating Point 7.603 mwips
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] jetbro:
well, i did all that and sktools gave me a bunch of numbers that i didn't understand. integer = 438.9336 / floating point = 10.165. i'm too lazy to look them up. i downloaded and installed mortscript, but i got almost the same results. so i just decreased the settings from 710 mhz to 604 mhz and retested. this time i got integer = 345.6217 / floating point = 8.039. this proves that the over clock was working just fine. i guess i was expecting my phone to grow wings and fly off the ground with this tweak :D
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] sigma_wrx:
Just wanted to share my findings. Installed the cab saturday and set it to 768. Everything working fine no sod using netrippers app to check speed. Biggest difference was opening programs and messaging. Tried the 787 setting yesterday and tried for half a day. It would work for about 10 mins. then the phone would freeze specially when using the youtube app and i would have to reboot. It also cut battery life in half. Switched back to 768 and working fine again. This is tp2 on stock sprint rom.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] ASK768:
using Qzytor's method, ive got my blackstone OCd at a stable 691 MHz. Great work guys.

Would donate, but im a student so im broke :(
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] phdeez:
Well, OC is working for you. I don't know about you, but after OC'ing to 787 from 528 it feels like my TP2 has grown wings. IMO it really makes the phone much more capable all around. Messaging, Opera Browsing, and something important to me, Hava Streaming- no hiccups at all.

I've also noticed better performance in MorphGear.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] SpinalRemains:
Yes. Streaming tv shows is much much better when OC'd. I also noticed an immediate boost in loading favorited (quicklinked) Skyfire pages which use Flash utility. At stock settings the page would take approximately 25-30 seconds to completely load and run Flash player. When I am OC to 748 the page loads in 10 seconds sometimes. Sometimes 15, but it is still such a vast improvement that I couldn't believe it. It's only been a bit over 2 weeks and I don't know the long term effects of OC, but I think the TP2 could have been set to run higher for sure from the manufacturer. Mine doesn't even get warm when on internet for an hour at 748. I think HTC and the service providers only spoon feed us a little bit of tech atta time to keep us consuming on an anual basis. It's like NetRipper and all the great people here have defeated the corporate whores by prolonging our devices and giving us a tool which enables us to use our devices to what they were designed to actually do. No more restrictions for financial reasons!

Screw the man, and clap it up for OC on supposed "outdated/limited" hardware! My TP2 can beat Usain Bolt! :cool:
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] xicloe:
what ROM are you ?
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] Alcibiade:
You clocked your phone too high, that's all...
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] TheSaint3:
Actually...

I'm not a big fan of Custom ROMs so I'm using the "Shipped" OEM Verizon 6.1 WM ROM. Maybe your Custom ROM is holding you back, or perhaps it's simply the luck of the processor draw.. :P
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] prboy1969:
Cleared everything and am starting over . Just loaded setspeed1od . Let's see how it goes :rolleyes: .
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] vorob:
In topaz we have additional chip for graphics? Any way to overlcock it?
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] misiekthcteam:
Sony Ericsson Xperia X1

ROM- 826x Series ** WM 6.5.3 build [23673]

CPU- 528MHz (standard)

RAM- free memory before run FPSECE= 87MB

FPSECE 0.10 standard configuration (with sound)

fs1= frameskip 1 (in game)

fs2=frameskip 2 (in game)...

fps=frames per secound :-)

*ATV Racers (bin 164MB): menu 21 fps, game- 12-14 fps, fs1- 20-22fps, fs2- 24-26 fps, fs3- 30-32fps: slow

*DragonBall GT- Final Bout (bin 151MB): movie 41-46 fps, menu 21 fps, game 13-16 fps, fs1 20-22 fps, fs2 24-26 fps, fs3 26-33 fps

*Street Fighter EX2 Plus (iso 66MB): menu 18fps, game- 10-11 fps, fs1- 20 fps!, fs2- 24-27 fps, fs3- 30fps

*Battle Hunter (bin 81 MB): menu 20 fps, game 14 fps, fs1 20 fps, fs2 25 fps, fs3 30 fps

CPU: 691 MHz (msm7kcpuspeed v2)

standard config

*ATV Racers: menu- 26 fps, game 16-20 fps, fs1 20-22 fps, fs2 25-27 fps, fs3 30-32 fps

*DragonBall GT- Final Bout: movie 56 FPS!, menu 28 fps, game 18-22 fps, fs1 20-22 fps, fs2 24-26 fps, fs3 30-32.

*Street Fighter EX2 Plus: menu 24 fps, game 12-14 fps, fs1 20-21, fs2 24-26 fps, fs3 28-31 fps

*Battle Hunter: menu 30 fps, game 24 fps

I expect better result.

My X1 on 710MHz run about 5 secounds
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] Alcibiade:
The GPU is part of the ARM CPU for this Qualcomm SoC no ? Just a technical precision... It's not being overclocked while you overclock the CPU, it's a different multiplier to set the speed

That said if we want to overclock it it may be much more difficult... (Not sue the OS has the ability to pilot its clock speed)
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] ASK768:
not only that, the main issue afaik in terms of graphics performance is the lack of good drivers
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] 6700Freak:
Been away from this thread for a little too long.

I downloaded OC_Auto4.1_GUI.zip.

I put the 2 mortscript files on the root of the SD card.

Which one do I need to link into the /Windows/StartUp/?

Thanks.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] nayr1482:
Put a shortcut to OC_auto4.1.mscr in your /Windows/Startup folder

If you want the GUI to be available in your Program List, put a shortcut to OC_Auto4.1_GUI.mscr in your /Windows/Start Menu folder
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] 6700Freak:
Thanks.

Original scripts I was using was the first ones posted with the power button trick. They were not working too well (was still getting SOD).
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] momulah:
AT&T Tilt2- Aug 4 NRG 23763 GTX

Rado: 4.48.25.20

Overclocked @ 650 Mhz Thanks to iwfratz..

Benchmarked SkTools

Integer 408.1024 Moves/25 usec

Floating Point 9.364

Ram Access 656

Draw Bitmaps 209

Main Storage write 2288.27 kb/sec

Main Storage read 6781.46 kb/sec

Storage Card write 4693.66 kb/sec

Storage card read 4860.76 kb/sec
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] pak1to:
perhaps a version of xperia x1 with his system step clock 16MHz?

thx for advance
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] akada:
My Blackstone speed is depending on ROM and UI version

clean BlackStonehenge 2.2 Manila 2.5 runs stable at 710MHz

the same ROM with MaxManila or CHT tolerate 652MHz

BlackStonehenge 2.2 MaxSense - only 633MHz

weather animation on during start of msm7kcpu makes crashes at high speed.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] Doo Doo:
First Of All This Thread Is For NetRipper's OC App So Don't Come In Here Saying I OC'ed My Device Thanks To iwfratz Thats Just Ridiculous & Stupid Go Somewhere Else With That Bull**** :mad:

Plus I Also See You Have An At&t Tilt 2 Overclocked To Only 650Mhz Well I Also Have An At&t Tilt 2 Overclocked To 729Mhz (Ha Ha) Looks Like Your Using The Wrong OC App Buddy :)

NetRipper's OC App FTW Nuff Said :D:D:D
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] docnas:
Sprint TP2 runs stable at 787 but i just use JCP's scripts which runs it at 729 ( i dont like pushing it to the edge dont want it to burn out just want it to perform better)

ENERGY Rom Sense 8/1 edition

@787

Integer =476.8418

Floating Point =10.972

Ram Access =846

Draw Bitmaps =1112

@729

Integer =443.6623

Floating Point =10.286

Ram Access =811

Draw bitmaps =1051
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] 5318008:
LOL WUT

These programs have progressed to the point of having fanboys. :rolleyes:

You're right about this thread just being for NetRipper's app, and it being able to clock higher; however, iwfratz says he can easily go higher, but has his app locked to 650 for testing purposes, as it's still in development (and is currently at v1.2 w/ GUI.)

Personally, having tried both apps, I like them both. Until all this script-based-throttling and SoD-avoiding safe-speed stuff with NetRipper's app is hashed out, I'm trying out the other one. I like it. I'm also curious to see where they both go, what the final states will be.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] Doo Doo:
Well For 1 Thing I'm No Fanboy Nor Am I A Hater So Point Your Finger At Somebody Else Homeboy!!!

1 ? For You Does iwfratz's OC App Throttle Down To Safe Speed Like 528 Or 604 During Calls?
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] kain144000:
SetCpuSpeed & android...

@oruam57 I understand that there's a method to the madness of booting android/running haret.exe while OC'd. But, since I'm using your application, the killing MortScript.exe tactic is useless to me, and apparently, there's no way to kill SetCpuSpeed either. So, my questions are...

# What is the best method of booting android w/o deleting my SetCpuSpeed.lnk from \Windows\Startup, rebooting, then loading haret.exe, since SetCpuSpeed cannot be killed?

# Could you make a version of SetCpuSpeed that kills itself upon the loading of haret.exe?
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] chanvi93:
Thanks very much, i do exactly what this post http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=7330081&postcount=529 by buru898 and it work perfectly, only one inconvenient, i lost off the device function by long press on/off buton.

may be a solution is already done but i have not found.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] oruam57:
Do not know anything about booting android/running haret.exe and killing MortScript.exe tactic but SetCpuSpeed.exe is definitely killable (at least with a decent task manager as Dotfred's http://www.dotfred.net/TaskMgr.htm) during the time window defined by the BootTime registry value (remenber to include the parameter "/boot" in SetCpuSpeed.lnk in \Windows\Startup). For example if you set BootTime to 120000 you have 2 minutes after reset to kill SetCpuSpeed.exe and do whatever you like.

No.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] SpinalRemains:
Something strange happened today and I don't know why.

I have been using OC_Auto2 because it has worked fine. Today when I was browsing the internet, the script just stopped working for some reason. When I opened NetRipper's app it said 528. This was my first hiccup with the script. I was on phone for 20 mins prior to the internet, but I think it was still OC after the call. After a soft reset everything returned to normal and was OC at 748.

I was using 3G, not Wifi

- Anyone know why this may have happened after 2 weeks of continual, no SOD or issue OC?
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] kain144000:
OH, YEAH‼ I'd totally forgot about this option. Thanks for reminding me. Now, I can actually use Gen.Y DualBOOT at boot.

LOL I appreciate your stoic, blunt response... I think. ::cocking eyebrow:: :)