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[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] buru898:
Hmm you know, that would be awesome and would work perfect for me if the overclocker was dynamic and also underclocked when the backlight went off so there would be no need for the phone to be put in sleep to save batter :).

Haha good temporary fix in my opinion.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] shaolin95:
Well, I am happy that at 750Mhz I am passing all sorts of Benchmarks, high bit rate movies etc...so I guess when the issue with sleeping is discovered I will have a 750mhz monster! Joy joy :D
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] sprinttouch666:
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[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] yanzfoot:
Thanx for your dedication. But in my LG GM750 with qualcomm 7201 528 MHz, directly the program give me a error and don't let it even start, in the ac power and battery.

My phone resolution is 240 x 400 and it has windows mobile 6.5. I would be very thankful if you could give a solution in further updates.

Sorry my bad english. Thanx
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] DartLord:
it works perfect on my raph at 710 mhz and unplugged, if I try faster the phone crash

When it sleep the speed goes back to 528mhz

Great job! Keep working!

ps: sorry about my english
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] NetRipper:
This OC will probably only work for HTC devices based on MSM7k. The reason for that is that I'm assuming something that the SPL does for me. The SPL (bootloader) will be different on your LG. If I find out how to fix the OC on battery problem, I might also add some generic support to hopefully make it work with other devices with MSM7k that are non-HTC.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] Sainti:
It seems to work on my Diamond. I successfully overclocked to 710MHz. Higher it hangup.

Thanks. Great job!
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] shaolin95:
Update on my status...I can run 768 which seems to be stable as long as it does not go to sleep of course. It will keep that speed as long as I am doing something with the phone...if I let it sit, even without going to sleep it will drop back to 528.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] Alcibiade:
So far no lockup (ok only 25 min usage) at 787 Mhz... (I hope it actually works and not just showing a menaingless figure on my screen...)

I have an AT&T Hermes (I guess Hermes 300 ?) with the last of Valkyrie ROMs

It may not last but anyway a good sign I should be able to get 710 Mhz stable...

Two suggestions for futures developments (I am ready to pay for this...):

1. if possible it would be nice to have the options to scale automatically the clock up and down depending on the state of the phone or simply the power needed (like nuedynamic clock). This could spare battery life

2. A bit different function, but I would love to see a voltage control. It would be great to be able to control how much voltage we give to the CPU and potentially undervolt it. This would definitelly spare battery life (I was underclocking strongly my phne with nue's tool and it was efficient and working well
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] Alcibiade:
Anotehr remark: it seems that soemtimes the phone goes back to its default speed (Dont ask me why or when, I just dont know....)

**** Edit: apperent;y it happens after the phone goes to sleep. If I keep the application opened instead of exiting it and let the phone go to sleep then I get an error message saying it cnat compute the clock frequency and exits. When I restart the application the clock is back to the default speed

Anyway this is going a very very good way. Anychance you add another increment of 20Mhz ? I wanna see if I can hit 800 Mhz eheheh :P
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] 5318008:
T-Mobile Rhodium flashed to stock HTC OEM WWE 2.07 with Sense 2.5, using S2U2, running on battery.

Very stable (and fast) at 768. Sleep resets speed to default. No SoD, crash, freeze, restart, or heat issues. No clue on battery life yet. No problems re-running OC program after waking from sleep.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] Alcibiade:
Try 787 Mhz... It doenst crash either for me (and no SOD either)
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] J-Hop2o6:
thx for the OC app! imma test this out later/
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] Alcibiade:
When do we overclock the GPU ? :) The memory ? :)
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] mobius0:
Good stuff I ran some benchmarks in Coreplayer (QTV, high quality) with these results:

Video (800x464) Codec: H264 - MPEG-4 AVC

@518MHZ

Average Speed: 79.62%

Bench Data Rate: 1.43 Mbit/s

Original Data Rate: 1.79Mbits/s

@604MHZ

Average Speed: 88.93%

Bench Data Rate: 1.59 Mbit/s

Original Data Rate: 1.78 Mbits/s

@710MHZ

Average Speed: 99.37%

Bench Data Rate: 1.78 Mbit/s

Original Data Rate: 1.79 Mbits/s

Just by watching the video its definitely much less choppy although not completely smooth still. Keep up the good work.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] ai6908:
Excellent work...710 it just cruises...but as other said, goes to 528 when waking up from sleep...

This is a awesome tool for sure...thanks for making this for our devices...:D
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] glam:
Instead of waiting for the Msm7kCpuSpeed window to pop up, why don't you just run Msm7kAutoCpuSpeed with the parameter?

Thanks for writing the script. I'm not trying it... maybe I will in the future. I'm afraid of registry corruption. Is that a possibility? Since changes are made every time you press the power button.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] glam:
On an entirely separate note:

I noticed that I still get SOD when running Msm7kAutoCpuSpeed when unlocking with S2U2 but it doesn't happen when I start it manually. I'm guessing because there is more of a delay between the time it wakes up and it overclocks? Is there a way to have S2U2 run a script that will run Msm7kAutoCpuSpeed about 5 or more seconds or so after it is unlocked?
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] azngl:
Ok so I am experimenting something here.

I am on a touch pro, with energy rom (not the last one, the one before). I am using Throttle launcher which skins my today screen.

Msm7kcpuspeed worked as explained on post one for me. That is to say it was kinf of pointless.

But I came up with something to make it work without the AC plugged in!

I do not know why but the prog seems to work if I have Amaze (a gps program) running in background.

I am currently using the TP @ 710mhz and set the autocpu to launch on wake in S2U2.

No freeze or SOD so far, I'll keep testing and tell you.

I thought it could be interesting to share this here.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] XITruthiX:
That last method Toadlife posted with the new .mscr's and the keymapping works utterly perfect.

Just do that.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] miked79928:
I have a quick question: how do I go about mapping the keys to the scripts? I have the key config tool installed and working but cannot seem to find a way to accomplish this.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] azngl:
It surely works on TP2 since the Msm7kcpuspeed already worked on it without the AC.

Actually my point was that with Amaze running in background, I can now also use Cpuspeed without the AC on my TP.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] dschoenike:
How weird is that? I couldnt get it to overclock on my TP unless it was plugged in, but with your Amaze trick, it actually works on battery now. Thanks for the tip.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] holysheyat:
This works on my tp2 as well:

Overclock to 787 (or whatever), play an mp3 via the HTC Music app, press the power button to turn off the screen or let it turn off by itself, let it sit while music is playing, turn the screen back on. No crash, but reverts back to 528 upon screen on.

I know there is a registry setting that keeps music alive while on suspend, so probably why it doesnt cause crash. Ghetto fix would maybe be to have a silent sound file playing on repeat all the time.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] brolee93:
on my tp2 its great thanks very much
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] toadlife:
First, you need mortscript installed. Once you have that, configure the key to run a program and configure it like so:

Program: \windows\mortscript.exe (or \program files\mortscript\mortscript.exe)

Arguments: "\path\to\script.mscr"
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] gjakovic:
Potential solution for SOD on TP2 – please test

First of all, my compliments to the author of this amazing app.

I was testing the Msm7kCpuSpeed for two days now and here are my findings. My phone Tilt2 will run stable on 748MHz. (running Energy Feb29 23xxx) As most of you experienced I will also have SOD if other than 604 MHz is used. However I found that when I did the following I was able to prevent SOD from happening:

1.	Launch the app, click on the 604 MHz button, exit the app

2.	Leave the phone go to sleep, wake up the phone, start the app again, the app should read 528MHz

3.	Set your stable frequency, in my case 748MHz and leave the app running in the background

4.	Leave the phone go to sleep, wake up the phone, you should see the app crashes (due to lack of exception handling) but the phone would wake up on standard 528MHz

It seems to me that whatever is done in special 604MHz mode plus the constant reading of the CPU frequency will prevent the phone from going to SOD.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] Alcibiade:
Yes and this is possible (As some of the pdf hint)
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] Toysrme257th:
he told me the app sets the voltage to 1.32v by default for overclocking & that winmo sets the CPU @ 528mhz @ 1.32v by default. (tho that has not been my experience at all.)

so probably safe to stop barking up the voltage tree.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] miked79928:
Thank you so muchfor this!!!! Iactually changed what you had did just a little bit. I was able to set the home key as the key that initiates the overclock while retyaining the function of the home key.However, I changed the back key to initiate the re-clock because I was unable to get the power key to run the script and retain the default function of the key.

Edit: I was able to finally get the power key to function by checking the box for "extended emulation".
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] XITruthiX:
@Netripper

all of a sudden 787mhz isnt fast enough anymore... any chances on clocking faster? I really wanna see how fast this thing can go.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] :
Would it be possible to do the app in a way that the backlight is triggering the over resp. the back to normal clock?

So on backlight on, the app turns the clock to whatever is the max. stable clock speed, e.g. 710MHz, as soon as backlight ges off, it reverts the speed to 604MHz, no matter what the reason for backlight off is, could be cause of pressing the power key or because of the device falling to sleep automatically.

I guess by doing this triggered by backlight should make the OCing much more stable then doing it by notification by system, as also when the device sleeps, from time to time it goes to unattended or other state that might trigger the app at a time where it's not "healthy"

Any idea how the backlight could be used as trigger?

I guess a small app could do this, but it needs to have two parameters, one for the performance level when going from Backlight OFF->ON (high performance) and one when switching from Backlight ON->OFF (low resp. default performance level)
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] mike2nl:
Around the 850 MHz the chip will be very hot and needs a lot of power (battery drain). You can do this but your phone is dead after a short time because you have no ventilation. Why you not use the HD2 eith 1GHz and a 3rd party ROM without battery drain issues.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] buru898:
Because we are either too poor, or because we love the awesome keyboard the TP2 has to offer :).
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] este548:
beautifull

787MHz on TP2 stock rom, I can run some demanding apps, then leave it to 604 or 528. At least for the moment very useful for quick work. Will it be full fledged app (standby solved), its going to be awesome. Thanks again.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] Alcibiade:
Hum... I have been searching... I can't seem to be finding the damn keyboard on the HD2... Oh yeah right it doenst have any...

Not everybody want to buy another phone. Some people like keyboards... and some people (me included) want to see how far it can go. it doesn't mean we'll be running the chip at 850 Mhz on a regular basis... Just want to SEE where we can take it

Hope it explains you a bit better why we would like to try

Btw I dont think mine will recah 850 Mhz. 807 Mhz would already be impressive
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] shaolin95:
And because I am on ATT and I am not paying $800 for a HD2 compatible with my 3G...plus the on screen keyboard sucks.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] azngl:
Just to add that "Amaze" only need to be run once actually, once you have OC the Touch Pro, you can close "Amaze".

It seems that @ 710mhz my touch pro battery has a lil drain though.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] SpinalRemains:
I got the exact same results with Sprint TP2 w/ Co0kie's HT. This seems a lot better than the other non registry solutions. I don't use S2U2 so I'll just do this for a while. I have set my phone to go to sleep after 30 seconds of non use and so far it's worked well. Seems that the trick is just leavin it running in backround while also letting the phone fall asleep rather than inducing it by pressing the top button.

Scratch the above for me. It does work for using device, texting, web, apps etc, but when the phones asleep if I receive an incoming call it will force a SOD tothe device and the caller gets my voicemail. So it's close but not quite right for me yet.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] SpinalRemains:
I second this! The TP2 is almost the perfect device. The device is the perfect size and the keyboard is just the best. I cannot stand on-screen keyboards. If HTC would introduce a phone with TP2 style, but 1GHz or better processor, then that would be the perfect pocket PC. Never used Android but if it's better than WinMo then I guess that would be the perfect device. This program really does make the TP2 way more kickass tho! Much quicker now at 748MHz
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] Toysrme257th:
because many of us sign 2 year contracts and think it's a complete waste of money to buy multi hundred dollar CELL PHONES every few months. and we greatly appreciate anyone that can extend the lifespan of our investment. especially in an era where "dumb phones" can easily provide 95% of the same feature set while having 3-5x the battery life for $20 on a 2-year contract. lawlz!

i have the keyboardless cousin, the imagio. ill tell you how to survive without a button keyboard! stylus in = phonepad+XT9. stylus out = swype.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] SpinalRemains:
Not sure what you mean by dumb phone, I am coming from a Katana LX and I will never go back to using a phone that doesnt have a smart OS ever again. After owning a TP2, I am lovin life with this thing. PPl seem to ***** about Windows Mobile, but I like it. Of course these phones are indeed over priced, but seeng as we are buying them, how could the Providers not bang us for the money? I do reallyhate how they only provide better hardware a tiny bit atta time in order to keep the consumer wanting to upgrade. It's like, "just cut the crap and release a dvice that's at least 3 years future proof!" It seems that new piece of hardware is outdated in 10 months nowadays. It kinda sucks.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] jh20001:
Ok, an update for me. I am running it at 604, although it goes to 614 on wakeup since I have the registry value set to 32 so I should just say Im running 614. I am using S2U now as my method of opening the auto exe on unlock. I will update on any issues. If it works out, I will up it but by bit to see what happens (I'll just up it via registry multiplier so I don't have to do the math each time ^_^). Also, this is all on battery power. Installed on battery, ran on battery. I never plug it in until the end of the day to charge (or PC to xfer files).
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] RoboWang:
I have been testing this for a few days on my two week old Tilt 2.

It seems everything works FOR ME at 710 with the SU2 method, except about every 2-3 times of it sleeping/power off, after 2-3 hours or overnight, the phone will not wake up. The notification leds will blink if I have had a call and missed it, but no display.

This is after the speed has been throttled back to 528 when the phone sleeps. I do not use the msm7 oc app at all, just set the performance level in the registry and let SU2 do the rest (calls the AutoCPU when awakening).

As I was saying, it seems the display will not come back sometimes. A reset press (or a battery removal) will reset it, but the back panel has to come off each time.

SO, I carefully marked the cover with the exact position of the reset button hole and drilled a 3/32 hole to allow resetting with the case on. I used dremel with a chuck, but any drill will work if you are steady handed and CAREFUL!This will save a lot of time, and wear on the cover snaps.

Works great now, and the hole looks stock.

So ON with the testing!
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] :
also good when clocking down

my touch pro 2 on Core Cell Evo 2.1 does a endurable job rendering start menu and sense when clocked to 326MHz.

also opera and NaviComputer doing fine.

i love it. keep on developing!

[EDIT]

does that save energy or do these devices clock down by their own?
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] NetRipper:
Just updated first post. New version doesn't solve hang/freeze/lockup problems, but enables some things people have asked about.

v2

- Enabled apply at boot option (Choose wisely, if your device hangs on boot, you'll need a hard reset)

- Fix app crash (trackbar exception) when going into standby

- Increased max freq to 902.4MHz for those fortunate enough

- SoD/hang on battery/etc not fixed yet
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] dunebuggydude11:
sweet thanks. now if only i could get it to 902 without freezing :p
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] docnas:
Awesome was able to push it up to 825 then it froze on me :P still thats almost 300mhz over its origional rating so not bad at all

EDIT: just tried it a 3rd time and yeah 825 and above = frozen solid so i guess ill stick to a slow 787.2 or 806.4
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] XITruthiX:
Why dont I get an HD2? stfu... thats why.

Btw are you basing that 850mhz limit on any sort of fact? I continuously ran my tp2 at 787 for 3 hours straight while on battery with the wifi on and it didnt get any warmer than it usually does while charging on AC power...

oh... and netripper just released a 902mhz limit... will report when i make that work too, then i'll laugh, and laugh, and laugh.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] docnas:
I seem to be still getting an error on waking it up from sleep it opens a small window saying

"Error calculating the cpu frequency.Exiting." then it goes to that white sceen asking if u want details or to quit.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] cls_:
*EDIT* Just saw that netripper updated the software to v2, and includes 'enable on boot' option. Not sure if the below code is needed anymore. Oh well.... :)

Ok, I think I got a solution for TP2 owners to overclock without worrying about SOD.

This makes use of mortscript and Rhodium Keyboard Controller.

So far initial testing is going good on Medium Hill rom on Verizon.

;Set your speed here
;41=787
;40=768
;39=748
;38=729
;37=710
;36=691
;35=672
;34=652
;33=633
;32=614
;31=604
;30=576
;29=556
;28=537
boost_speed=40
safe_speed=31

; Variables
cpu_overclocked = FALSE
reg_root = "HKLM"

; supposed to be 0 when screen is off... does not work.
;reg_key_bkl = "System\CurrentControlSet\Control\Power\State\BacklightOff"
;reg_val_bkl = "bkl1:"

; will be 2 when locked
;reg_key_bkl = "System\State"
;reg_val_bkl = "Lock"

; will be 0 when screen is off, 1 when on
reg_key_bkl = "Drivers\Display"
reg_val_bkl = "DispOn"

; Check existence of reg key
If ( NOT RegValueExists(reg_root, reg_key_bkl, reg_val_bkl) )
BigMessage(reg_root \ reg_key_bkl \ reg_val_bkl & " was not found!^NL^^NL^Exiting...", "OverClocking ERROR")
Exit
EndIf

; Set the clock to the desired clock speed
While (1)
; Read registry key
bkl_value = RegRead(reg_root, reg_key_bkl, reg_val_bkl)

; Check if screen is off, if so, throttle to 604
If ((bkl_value = 0) AND (cpu_overclocked))
cpu_overclocked = FALSE
RunWait("\Program Files\Msm7kCpuSpeed\Msm7KAutoCpuSpeed.exe", safe_speed)
; Screen is on, overclock CPU :)
ElseIf ((bkl_value <> 0) AND (NOT cpu_overclocked))
cpu_overclocked = TRUE
RunWait("\Program Files\Msm7kCpuSpeed\Msm7KAutoCpuSpeed.exe", boost_speed)
Else
Sleep(500)
EndIf
EndWhile

safe_speed=31
RunWait("\Program Files\Msm7kCpuSpeed\Msm7KAutoCpuSpeed.exe", safe_speed)

The 1st script needs to be put into \Windows\Start UP

The 2nd script needs to be mapped to the PowerOff button... Poweroff button will run the 2nd script, and then poweroff device (has to be in that order)

Big thanks to netripper for this app. :) Also, thanks to toadlife for the initial code using mortscript.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] SpinalRemains:
wow! As soon as I put the slider on 848 the phone locked up instantly. My device doesn't like that much juice. I am going to have to find the highest stable one to apply to boot. Great job, man!

768 no problem at all, 787 works, but it has froze in past after a while so I guess 768 is highest stable one.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] miked79928:
Update

I have been running a combination now for well over 6 hours that is working flawlessly. First, I have S2U2 set to run the Msm7kAutoCpuSpeed on unlock at a power level of 41 (787). Then I have the boost_off script from toadlife mapped to the power key. So, I can now have the device overclocked and then allow it to sleep comfortably without ever having to press any extra keys. I am using the original application, not the one provided by netripper today. I have not had a single SOD. I think the real test will come tonight when the device is unused for a long period of time.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] 6700Freak:
When you say mapped to the power button, you are talking about the button at the top, correct?
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] miked79928:
Yes. It runs the script and then powers off. I know it is working because the power off takes a split second to happen, meaning the script is running right before.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] 6700Freak:
Okay, little confused here.

when you say poweroff, are you talking about compltly powering down the phone (physically powering it off) or talking about putting the phone to sleep (pressing the top button on turns the screen off, doesn't power the device off).

So should I be mapping the power button (button used to turn the phone OFF; on verizon that is the End key; Red End Key).

Thanks.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] miked79928:
Yes I am reffering to putting the phone to sleep with the key on the top of the phoen. Just map whatever key you usually use to put the phone to sleep.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] dunebuggydude11:
I wonder why some people are able to overclock their TP2's way higher than others, even if they are using the same rom. I've only been able to put mine up to 748 and then it freezes compared to others who have claimed 787 and higher. I'm using the 7/21 23121 EnergyRom as well.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] Balajee:
Might be newer version of the chipset
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] jh20001:
Well it appears S2U2 is a great solution for this. So far, 633mhz is a magic # for me. Its been running smoothly, no SoD, not lockups. I think I will wait till tomorrow morning and then trying it at a higher mhz (taking the multiplier up by one number). So far, I am very happy :)
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] Alcibiade:
Lucky bastard !! Mine freezes at 806 !!!

But 787 is super stable so I can't really cry :)