Overclocking your pulse?

[Guest Holograph]

Is there any way to overclock your Pulse? The CPU is 30 degrees C, so I think I can overclock my cpu a little bit (for example to 570 MHz). But has anyone done this already?

[Guest Azurren]

Is there any way to overclock your Pulse? The CPU is 30 degrees C, so I think I can overclock my cpu a little bit (for example to 570 MHz). But has anyone done this already?

The kernel source is needed before anyone can even attempt to overclock

But the Pulses ram bottlenecks the entire device. Even if you were to get a stable 1ghz overclock out of it you won't notice much of a speed increase.

[Guest Basher52]

But the Pulses ram bottlenecks the entire device. Even if you were to get a stable 1ghz overclock out of it you won't notice much of a speed increase.

That would wake our Pulse fly! Every widget needs a lot of CPU power, and Devices like Hero with the same chip are running about 650 or 700 MHz. Or have a look at PS3. One very fast CPU with 7 special Units, but just 256MB of Ram shared with GPU. Overclocking would be very nice.

But your right in anyway, without the kernelsource there is no way to get the pulse faster.

[Guest Azurren]

That would wake our Pulse fly! Every widget needs a lot of CPU power, and Devices like Hero with the same chip are running about 650 or 700 MHz. Or have a look at PS3. One very fast CPU with 7 special Units, but just 256MB of Ram shared with GPU. Overclocking would be very nice.

But your right in anyway, without the kernelsource there is no way to get the pulse faster.

The hero has more ram and the PS3 is a game console (No heavy OS running in the background) :D

If I bog down the spica (Run alot of ram intensive apps as well as a browser) then even with it's faster CPU it's no faster than the pulse.. (Until it kills off one of the apps and flys away)

Edited August 15, 2010 by Azurren