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[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] NetRipper:
The application will always show the actual frequency. Even if overclock fails or if the device itself decides to change the frequency. It always calculates the speed directly from the processor registers responsible for the clcok speed.

I have a Touch Pro myself, and that's why I listed all those negatives. It's lucky for those Rhodium people that it works for them on battery ;)

I don't know why it locks up on your Touch HD (blackstone). Someone reported in this thread that it worked on his blackstone, maybe you can try his rom or try a different custom rom (or maybe even stock rom). A different SPL might work as well if there are different versions for your device.

Once under- or overclocked, the app does not need to be running in the background. But if you want to view the actual frequency, you can leave it open.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] toadlife:
Found a way to avoid the sleep of death problem

To avoid the sleep of death issue, install nueDynamicClock, and configure a custom profile for nueDynamicClock that sets the processor when the screen goes off and the device is suspended.

Tested on my T-Mo Touch Pro 2.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] 5318008:
Not a universal issue

I don't have this issue. I believe I've posted so earlier in this thread, but not certain. I can OC, sleep to reset speed, OC again, sleep again, etc. with no freeze or SoD issues. T-Mobile-branded HTC Rhodium, flashed with HTC's WWE 2.07 release. Includes Sense 2.5, plus running S2U2 and on battery most of the time. Maybe it's only specific to certain ROMs?
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] toadlife:
Very strange. I have the same phone as you and 787 works for me with no problem. In fact, every frequency above 528 has worked. I have seen the SOD problems when I first started testing it, but installing nuedynamicclock solved them for me. I'm going to uninstall nuedynamiclock and experiment with other frequencies.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] toadlife:
Looks like 768 is the (or one of the) magic number for the Touch Pro 2. When I clock it at 768, the phone goes to sleep and comes back on over and over with no SOD issues! It's only at 787 and other lower frequencies that the SOD issue happens.

EDIT: Ooops. Nevermind.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] toadlife:
DOH! Phone had a SOD just now. Strike what I just said!
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] Maxx134:
I have achieved similar solution to "SOD" by leaving the camera app running in background by turning on, then using "back arrow" hard key on my TP2(Sprint).

then I can set overclock speed, increase and turn unit off, all on battery without SOD.

Program does crash on wakeup but nothing else. I just restart program.

Without camera running in background I get SOD.

I'm curoous if could you try & have same stability without S2U2?
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] Alcibiade:
I read a lot of post where people dont understand why it doenst work as fast for them as for others

To all of you wondering why it does work for "that phone" and not "this one" when you have the same phone, a few reminders about overclocking (all my PCs at home are overclocked, some watercooled, etc..):

1. Not all processors are born equal. You may have the same model as someone else and then your processor will overclock one notch less or more than this person. We push the processors to their limit and they dont have exactly have the same breaking point. Add to this that Qualcomm may have improved their factory process overtime and an older version of the smae model may overclock not as good as a newer one

2. Add to this the fact that drivers, etc... play a role. So it may be worth to check several ROMs for your phone. Some may work better than others
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] moucheron6:
Hello! It works on my touch pro one (Raphael) on battery mode without any problem, I can reach 748MHz but after this limit, it hangs.. But at 748 and under, it is stable...

Regards,

Audric
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] xilpaxim:
Question, does the program oruam57 made keep the OC when using S2P? I did all the stuff originally posted regarding the scripts, and when I used S2P and turned off the screen, when I turned it back on the OC program stayed at 604 instead of cranking back up to 806 (so awesome!). No biggy to change back to 806 once I'm done listening to music, but it would be nice if it went back to 806 while still using S2P so that some of the features don't go so slow, like when I go from album cover view to music list view (and so I can be lazy and not have to go into the OC program to crank it back up)
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] cls_:
Overclocking App by oruam57 [post 958]

Well, initial testing has been good on the Rhodium. Clocked up to 806.4 without problems.

Big Thanks to NetRipper and oruam57.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] HC4Life:
In the instructions file it says to create a link to SetCpuSpeed.exe with parameter "/boot" in \Windows\Startup directory.

How do i do that?

Thanx ;)
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] chihliouma:
Hi there, I just tried to use your new program for my TOPAZ. I d/l and copy all the files to my storage card under a new folder. And then I run SetCpuSpeed.exe, but after that the TOPAZ acts quite slow, therefore I open MSM7kk to check the CPU speed, and surprisedly it only runs at 96MHz, is it normal ?
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] oruam57:
Link format has provisions for addding parameter. Some googling will find the details, this is a sample (also attached)

50#"\Program Files\SetCpuSpeed\SetCpuSpeed.exe" /boot

... or you can click "Shortcut Creator" at the end of my signature ;)
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] oruam57:
No, it is not. Did you create the registry configuration values?
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] HC4Life:
I will try.

Thanx man ;)
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] chihliouma:
You mean the info inside SetCpuSpeed.reg ? No, I don't creat that. You mean I should import/ create those before run your program ? Thanks for advice.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] oruam57:
Yup!

Definitely yes! Where do you think poor SetCpuSpeed.exe gets the value of the overclock level? :rolleyes:
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] chihliouma:
Thanks for your great work. It works. What I am suggesting is to describe your readme file also in your post to let users to pay more attention before start using. Thanks anyway, and I guess this will be the ultimate solution for the MSM7k.

PS. wait a second. after I set the speed to 710MHz and after the sleep mode (S2U2) fpr few minutes, it become SOD, any idea ?

OK, I think the program is working still. My TOPAZ is quites strange (also when I try other mortscript solution), that I need to let TOPAZ go to sleep mode AUTOMATICALLY in the 1st time, then after that no SOD. But if I FORCE it go to sleep mode in the 1st time, it will be SOD.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] BoominSVX:
I tried this new method out as well, and same issue as previously mentioned. The install set the cpu to 96mhz. After changing the value in the registry I brought it back up to 710 (just for re-assurance purposes) but now when I finish a call and drop the phone away from my ear, I get the SOD. I have to pull the battery out or reset. The reg keys are installed, and the process is running as well as msm7k. I might have messed up something. (most likely) Can someone give us a good step by step before this gets ruled out or spat on for incorrect installation procedures? Maybe even a cab set for 729 or 748? This would be easier now that the scripts aren't making things so indefinate. Excellent job guys. I'm loving the feel of this thing these days. It's a whole new phone! No really, my old on was found on the side of the road 2 nights ago in about 1000 peices. It really is a whole new phone. High Five!!
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] SpinalRemains:
Post 882 working flawlessly still. On call and off. Throttling down when on call and so forth. No SOD. 2 missed calls during sleep, 1 missed text and device woke up ok.

I see this thread is 100 pages now :eek:. Did I miss something?

Anyone else still using post 882, or are we onto a new updated super version now?

Oooh ok, I see there's a new version that comes equiped to do the job by itself.

I'm confused. If the script is working out well for me........should I bother wit the .zip file? What are the benefits if it works properly?
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] XERO_Racer:
had this in the past but i always had fear of my chip being fryed if i leave it OC for awhile, if i were to clock say about 702mhz or around there what are my chances of my CPU being fried? :confused:
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] FL5:
Oruam's little wonder from post #958 is absolutely fantastic ( after I bothered to read the instructions and load in the reg keys o_o;; ).

I'm running the stock AT&T rom on my Tilt2, and could not run the previous scripts due to their reliance on the DispOn key. Oruam's program works brilliantly, though.

Before this, I was using Buru's workaround from post #529, which did keep me from hitting SOD. However, with the new program, there is no lag inbetween hitting the power button to put the device to sleep and the screen cutting off. Nice and responsive. Quite pleased.

Looking forward to putting this one through its paces and seeing whether it can sustain the 806.4MHz that I've got it on. The difference is incredible, and this takes care of what was previously, for me, the largest compromise in choosing this device.

You gentlemen continue to amaze me.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] xukinugo:
SEX1 running Energy(MaxSense) Rom, 710Mhz stable..

still testing..

748mhz causes reboot.

Edit soon.

Edit:

Ok. Some straight out weirdness here, on PC Power (Computer USB Port to Mobile) I can oc to 728Mhz but on AC (Stock Charger) I cant OC at all, and on battery its a no go, any ideas?
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] chihliouma:
It seems so far the phone will be frozen or SOD only instead of burning out so far as I heard. But who knows. If you are scared, then I think this thread is not the right one you should see.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] buru898:
Ah glad I helped :), funny thing is that I tried using newer ones and they never worked for me, the original script that was posted that I used that was renamed "under.mscr" was the only script that has worked and NEEVVER got SoD using it haha.

Using this is amazing, but I put it to sleep for over 2 or 3 hours and it, sadly, SoD :(. I do like how much faster it turns off, but miiiight go back to that 2-lined script on my post if it does it again after I go to sleep tonight... OR just disable/change the underclock speed so it's constantly underclocked at 604 (which I believe will prevent SoD 100%).
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] aguenter:
Oruam and Netripper, I hope you don't mind but I've cabbed up your apps (just the DLL from Msm7kCpuSpeed_v2) for people having trouble getting it all to work hormoniously. The CAB (as of 1.0d) should install everything you need to get going, including copying the Msm7kClockLib DLL to the Windows path.

The installer will ask whether you want to install to the Device or Storage Card; it does not matter which you choose as only support files are installed to that location. "Storage Card" is recommended, just to keep everything together and tidy.

* This CAB forces installation of certain files to \Storage Card\Program Files\SetCpuSpeed for safety purposes. If your locale doesn't use \Storage Card for the SD path or you don't have an SD card this CAB won't work for you.

* Use the SetCpuSpeed shortcut in your start menu to set clock speeds and modify the polling interval. (requires MortScript)

* Modify the polling interval (CheckTime) with caution. If you're experiencing SODs you can attempt to lower it from the default (200), but beware that this comes with a price of increased CPU usage of the SetCpuSpeed process. So far those with SOD issues have had some luck with a value of 150.

If your device fails to boot due to an unstable clock speed, pull the SD card and soft-reset. After WM boots completely (and you get the error message about SetClockSpeed not being found) reinsert the SD card, run the SetCpuSpeed shortcut from the start menu and choose a lower speed.

Huge thanks to oruam and everyone else working to make this stable, the script was great but now that we have a native process it's even better! Without the MortScript overhead we no longer have the 1-2% constant CPU utilization and can squeeze even a few more MHz out of our Msm7k's. :D

Uninstallation/Upgrade procedure:

Killing oruam's process causes the device to hang, and because the uninstaller kills the process to remove the executable...well, you see the problem I'm sure. :p

To easily uninstall (or upgrade) the CAB without problems perform these steps in order:

1) Pull SD card

2) Soft-reset

3) After WM/Sense/etc has loaded completely (and you get the error message about the shortcut target SetCpuSpeed.exe not being found), insert the SD again

4) Uninstall or install new version of CAB

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* SetCpuSpeed-1.0d.cab

- Installs the required DLL (from Netripper's Msm7kCpuSpeed v2) to \Windows

- Queries user for initial settings and starts oruam's utility after installation, no soft-reset needed

* SetCpuSpeed-1.0c.cab

- Added polling interval (CheckTime) setting to GUI
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] JVogler:
Will uninstalling this .cab return everything to normal? Or is there a process for that? About to try it out...
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] Doo Doo:
1 thing i noticed with this new fix is that during call oc doesn't throttle down to 604 why?
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] aguenter:
Yep, uninstalling the cab will remove everything.

Edit: There's one caveat, though. Killing oruam's process causes the device to hang, and the uninstaller kills the process to remove the executable, so to uninstall the CAB perform these steps in order:

1) Pull SD card

2) Soft-reset

3) After WM/Sense/etc has loaded completely, insert the SD again

4) Uninstall CAB
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] manbat:
Six + days

Six + days and NO problems of any kind. I believe I will stay the way I am setup until a "new Release" of the OC app.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] Alcibiade:
Yes, yes , yes and YES

Finally someone did it... Even if it is not a service it is a huge step forward compared to the script. I program but I never tried to do it for my phone... And was getting super frustrated...

Ideally, service or not, this should be integrated in NetRipper's app

Now could you do something that could actually be of a great use for us in order to also play with the battery life / heat ? It would be great to be able to define through your app several levels of overclocks, and not a binary state, depending on the powerstate of the device. Typically idlde for x seconds --> lower clock, sleep --> even lower clock, etc, etc...
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] buru898:
We all want that, but when the phone is in suspend mode, the cpu can only wake up when it's either the regular speed or 604 until someone figures out why exactly... there is no underclocking below that as soon as the phone is in it's suspended state. With the screen being off it can be underclocked as low as you want it and maybe that would be less battery consumption than suspending? Lol test it out and see but I'm happy with it right now.

This is what I've come to learn lol, if I am wrong, I am sorry and someone should correct me.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] saurabh88:
your cab works good for me thanx brother..

willl report back to u...

i got 5sod with almost all scripts lets see this..
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] cmd512:
Thanks again for this great tool. I've completely removed both the auto-start mortscript as well as the scripts bound to my power key. Been messing with idle/standby/sleep/power button press throughout the afternoon & evening... no SODs! :D
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] saurabh88:
o **** i got sod even with setcpuspeed.cab

i tested 633.691.710with 604default but everytime when device goes to sleep it get sod..

any help?or am i doing wrong?
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] :
I'm currently also trying withe App from oruam...lets see if this is the way.

Checked the CPU usage, and its much lower than by the script.

Regarding underclocking when idle: I suspect that the phone automatically takes over the control on clock speed when in suspend, and even clocking below 528 (remember, this causes Netrippers app to crash when running while suspend as it cannot display speeds below ~50MHz) and after wakeup it was back on 528 altough safe speed was set to 604 before sleep....
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] HC4Life:
Here's what i concluded:

I try every scripts in this thread and without results.

I try oruam app and the only speed i can get is 604 when is unplugged without sods and i can reach to 691 when is plugged or when i have gps on.

I think Blackstone don't have the necessary specifications for this great app.

I have to sell my Blackstone :D

Thanx ;)
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] thx1200:
You beat me to it! Which I'm glad because I don't have a lot of time these days.

Although normally I think making things a service is great (I've done a few myself), I worry it would make it less 'safe' in the sense that it wouldn't be possible to yank the SD Card and soft reset to disable if it starts locking up.

Unless you can reference the service DLL on an SD Card? But I didn't think that was possible... Does anybody know?
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] thx1200:
EXCELLENT!!!

I'm thinking it may not be necessary to CAB the source code to the device. That's just wasting space, no?

Anyway, this is awesome. Now we need a GUI.

What do you and oruam think of setting up a codeplex project so we can all get a bunch of developers in on making this app more robust? Add a GUI config... Maybe make it a service (if we can find out a way to make it safe from lockups)...

Then NetRipper can just concentrate on making the overclock stuff super stable while the rest of us come up with a full robust UI/automation solution to replace all the mortscript in this thread.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] Alcibiade:
Can you just try before talking ? It's quite simple to do but you prefer spreading false assumptions whereas it would take you 2min to check

You're wrong. It wakes up if the speed is 604 Mhz OR LESS. And using Regedit you can actually change the sleep speed to whatever you like (changing the value from 31 to whatever lower). What I was asking for was another level of granularity and not only screen off / screen on, but something like standby or screen dimming for instance

Sorry for flaming a bit but there are too many useless posts of people who just post for nothing and post assumptions they don't even check whereas they could do so very easily

That said I would love to see the option given in NuedDynamicClock to also play on the voltage given to the processor (To under/overvolt). But that is quite a different control and probably NetRipper wont have the time, the will or the knowledge to do it
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] aguenter:
I included the source because oruam included it in the original zip and I'm a proponent of open source software. You're free to remove it from \Storage Card\Program Files\SetCpuSpeed if you wish, though. :)
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] saurabh88:
i hav sod even on 633mhz while on calling..

anyone want to help?
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] aguenter:
You mean your phone goes into sleep while on a call and it won't come back?
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] buru898:
Lol useless post? How was my post useless? Obviously your post there is useless. I said I didn't care if it saved any battery power turning the screen off or suspending it. Lol you telling me I don't know how to edit the registry? Man, I was one of the people who were looking at this from the beginning, and helping people get this to work as new ideas/solutions came along. Instead of trying to "flame me" go educate yourself and read all the pages and the readme in the zip/cab file.

Regardless, I've helped contribute to this thread more than you have and was explaining why there's no "true" dynamic underclocking but rather the clock going back to the "safe speed."

Anyways... no SoD overnight but I changed the registry value where it checks the clock speed from 200 to 150 and all is well :). I will update my guide, make it not so long and post up the cab that was made and give credit where it's due :).
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] nayr1482:
Just a thought - it probably makes sense (if Netripper is OK with it) to include the his dll file in the cab.

that way, you only need to install one cab and you are up and running...

although, it is nice having netripper's app to check your speed.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] aguenter:
Yeah, I didn't want to do that without Netripper and oruam OKing it, I just wanted to post a quick solution for people having trouble setting it up themselves from oruam's zip. Copying the DLL to \Windows is pretty trivial, but if Netripper doesn't mind the DLL being bundled I'll add it to the CAB.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] :
Hi buru,

I checked by keeping the GUI from Netripper running before I sent my phone to sleep (by power button). After some time, when I woke up again, netrippers App again showed the error of unable to calculate clock speed and ending the GUI. So I assume that while on suspend, still after some time the auto clock control from the device takes over and partly underclocks to below the limit netrippers app can handle.

Not sure if I'm correct, but I am the phone anyhow underclocks when in suspends, independent from what oruams application is using right after suspend as setting from registry.

And more important: APP running without any errors on my phone since yesterday evening, incl. long sleep overnight, several calls while the day, switching on off with power button or self-sleeping by timer....

Great addition to a great app. Thanks Netripper, thanks oruam!
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] JVogler:
Granted I don't know ANYTHING about programming...but can't these 'scripts' or 'services' just stop the OC program all the way...nobody needs it running during sleep or calls or whatever else is causing problems...have the phone run normal during these events...and just automotically fire up the OC program and set a higher OC speed upon waking up or ending call or whatever. It seems trying to keep it @ 604 is causing so many problems...isn't turning off all the way basically the same speed @ 528?

Right now I map a button to end process...then long hold to start again...never a problem...but I don't know if its possible to do that automatically?
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] buru898:
Ah yeah, I believe the clock still jumps randomly when in various levels of "sleep/suspend."

That's just my guess though lol.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] prboy1969:
Hey buru898 I'm trying the new cab , but I still got SOD . Can you let me know how to change the registry value "CheckTime" to 150 instead of 200? Thanks .
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] Doo Doo:
Why Doesn't SetCpuSpeed Throttle Speed Down To 604 During Calls Thats The Only Thing I See Wrong With It
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] saurabh88:
yes brother..help. me..
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] prboy1969:
Do I install the cabs to SD card or device ?
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] aguenter:
Install to the SD card so you can pull it if anything goes wrong.

I've updated my CAB with a simple GUI to choose clock speeds, but the upgrade procedure is the same as the uninstallation procedure. If you have a previous version of my CAB installed do the following:

1) Pull SD card

2) Soft-reset

3) After WM boots completely, reinsert SD

4) Install new CAB (say yes when it asks to remove the old version)

Run the SetCpuSpeed shortcut in your start menu to select your clock speeds.

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=7426966&postcount=1000
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] prboy1969:
Cool . What about NetRippers cab to SD card or device ? As far as changing the clock speed and check value ? Do I just use a reg editor ? Where do I look ?