motorola xoom gpu overclock 500mhz? - Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting

is it possible to overclock the motorola xoom's gpu to 500mhz because im running at 1.6ghz and 400MHz Gpu on team eos some games are still lagging

extremetempz said:
is it possible to overclock the motorola xoom's gpu to 500mhz because im running at 1.6ghz and 400MHz Gpu on team eos some games are still lagging
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Yeah. You just have to make the modifications to the kernel and recompile the it yourself. However, when I did it, it actually ran better at around 400 or 450.
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Could you pm how to do it

I haven't been able to successfully build the current version of the kernel, so I can't really help at the moment.
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[Q] Overclocking

Ok so i was wondering if overclocking this phone is a good idea? i am probably gonna use about 8-900 mhz anywayz. I know its not the most expensive device out there but still its pretty expensive for me xD. So i was wondering if the overclocking it would effect the phone in some way.
thx
Thugnificent1 said:
Ok so i was wondering if overclocking this phone is a good idea? i am probably gonna use about 8-900 mhz anywayz. I know its not the most expensive device out there but still its pretty expensive for me xD. So i was wondering if the overclocking it would effect the phone in some way.
thx
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I don't feel it really speeds up the phone too much and if you compared a phone with 900 MHz processor as standard with our phone overclocked to 900 MHz processor, the standard 900 MHz processor would be a lot faster. I hope this makes sense. I didn't explain it very well.
For example, compare a HTC desire to our phone overclocked to 1 GHz. The HTC would still be a million times faster.
Anyway, a non-overclocked phone is still quite smooth and i have no problems with it. If you want to overclock, you will get a nice little boost but not a really big boost.
Thugnificent1 said:
Ok so i was wondering if overclocking this phone is a good idea? i am probably gonna use about 8-900 mhz anywayz. I know its not the most expensive device out there but still its pretty expensive for me xD. So i was wondering if the overclocking it would effect the phone in some way.
thx
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You should set your main profile to max of 800 as its the safest for your cpu although i overclock to 1366/1400 when im gaming . Its faster than not overclocking(for daily usage for me not sure abt other people)
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Thanx alot both of you I really appreciate it
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I only overclocked it to 667mhz with setcpu rom and i auto config it (first option of it) and works nice and dont need more
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Ganoess said:
I only overclocked it to 667mhz with setcpu rom and i auto config it (first option of it) and works nice and dont need more
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667 is not overclocking
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How do you overclock it? is there any specific post for it? I used setcpu and the maximum speed is 667mhz
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g-a-a said:
How do you overclock it? is there any specific post for it? I used setcpu and the maximum speed is 667mhz
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You can look under the index list for the kernel threads of fugumod ultra(OC to 1366) or the official fugumod thread(can OC to 800Mhz) or the G3mod thread(OC to 1200Mhz)
bscraze said:
You can look under the index list for the kernel threads of fugumod ultra(OC to 1366) or the official fugumod thread(can OC to 800Mhz) or the G3mod thread(OC to 1200Mhz)
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Thank you my friend!
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[Q] No gpu OC yet?

Why hasn't anyone over clocked the gpu yet?? I only see cpu overclocking in ics...
Everyone's waiting on you. Hehehehe...J/K...never knew there was overclocking for the GPU on HC.
Yes there is I use test 13 at the moment and all hes kernels have gpu oc to 420mhz or there abouts if i remember correctly
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Danzano said:
Yes there is I use test 13 at the moment and all hes kernels have gpu oc to 420mhz or there abouts if i remember correctly
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Is it possible to get like 500 mhz+ cus i could really use that
jakemog said:
Is it possible to get like 500 mhz+ cus i could really use that
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At 425mhz which is what was used on blades kernel it was unstable for some so if you want to use your gpu as a toaster or want a semi brick at best then by all means go 500 hell 700mhz
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[Q] GPU Overclock? Is it possible...

Is it possible to overclock the Adreno 225 GPU, I play mostly N64oid and FPSE on my phone. Its for FPSE mostly because of the Open GL plugin might see some increase by overclocking the GPU. Also dose any one know what its running at currently, i'm not really sure if overclocking the CPU also overclocks the GPU if they are synchronized or something.
Any other emulator users out there that love using their phone for game play?
Zzim said:
Is it possible to overclock the Adreno 225 GPU, I play mostly N64oid and FPSE on my phone. Its for FPSE mostly because of the Open GL plugin might see some increase by overclocking the GPU. Also dose any one know what its running at currently, i'm not really sure if overclocking the CPU also overclocks the GPU if they are synchronized or something.
Any other emulator users out there that love using their phone for game play?
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Here is an article to do it on your PC I was just thinking about this the other day http://m.tomshardware.com/reviews/overclock-graphics-card,1916.html
ripnhack said:
Here is an article to do it on your PC I was just thinking about this the other day http://m.tomshardware.com/reviews/overclock-graphics-card,1916.html
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Yea.....I was just wondering if we had a kernel that had it OCed yet....that is what I meant by possible...with some chips the CPU and GPU need to be scaled the same to work correctly. So if the stock CPU speed is set so is the STOCK GPU speed......I think...do we even have a kernel OCing the CPU for the VGSIII?
Not sure if your trolling or what but Desktop GPU and Phone GPU are two different beasts. Not many people really even care to check what GPU is on a phone and how is stacks up against other phone GPUs. For example the Mali 400 in the Galaxy S II in the US makes the Galaxy S III GPU look like an old Voodoo card next to a GTX 480.....just saying we got ripped on the GPU hardware upgrade for the US iteration of the Galaxy S series. Its actually a downgrade and it blows now that I don't have sprint(because their network is trash).
Currently Verizon does not have a GPU in a phone with 4G that can match the Mali 400. I don't want to wait until the Galaxy Note 2 comes to Verizon...seeing as it has the same hardware as the international version of the Galaxy S III just with a bigger screen. However if a OCed GPU does not get me the performance I am looking for then I will be jumping to the GN2 as soon as it comes out.
The OP of the kernel thread you decide to look at should say whether the GPU is OC'd or not. For example, both TW kernels Trinity and Leankernel have the GPU OC'd to 480 mhz. If you're asking can we users manually OC the GPU, then I can't help you with that.
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SlimSnoopOS said:
The OP of the kernel thread you decide to look at should say whether the GPU is OC'd or not. For example, both TW kernels Trinity and Leankernel have the GPU OC'd to 480 mhz. If you're asking can we users manually OC the GPU, then I can't help you with that.
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Thanks I will have to check those out!
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Thanks I will have to check those out!
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No problem, Leankernel is only available on Rootzwiki whereas Trinity is available on both sites.
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and there is also Cleankernal

[Q] Overclocking SGX540

Anyone tried this? I've come across a video for the galaxy s ii overclocking the same gpu. After looking into, it seems that this gpu has been used in many different platforms at different clock speeds. i dont have the "know how" to overclock a gpu, but would it be as simple as changing the system values?
rj88 said:
Anyone tried this? I've come across a video for the galaxy s ii overclocking the same gpu. After looking into, it seems that this gpu has been used in many different platforms at different clock speeds. i dont have the "know how" to overclock a gpu, but would it be as simple as changing the system values?
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So far the only way to overclock the GPU is by overclocking the FSB, which will also overclock the CPU. Some kernels have it cooked in (Trinity for example), some offer a way to do it (Live OC enabled kernels) and some have an hybrid (Marmite has GPU overclock for 1.1GHz but not for 1.2GHz).
I'll check those out
polobunny said:
So far the only way to overclock the GPU is by overclocking the FSB, which will also overclock the CPU. Some kernels have it cooked in (Trinity for example), some offer a way to do it (Live OC enabled kernels) and some have an hybrid (Marmite has GPU overclock for 1.1GHz but not for 1.2GHz).
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what is the FSB??
rj88 said:
what is the FSB??
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Front side bus. The frequency of the CPU is determined by a multiplier X FSB.
CPU runs at 1000MHz. FSB is at 200MHz. GPU is on a 1:1 ratio with the FSB, thus runs at 200MHz
Every megahertz added to the FSB will make the CPU run 5MHz faster.
210MHz FSB x 5 = 1050MHz and 210MHz GPU
Marmite kernel has a 1096MHz step for CPU that comes with a GPU oc @ 220mhz
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Does this apply to all SOCs or just the one n the nexus s?
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Marmite is only for the nexus s, and I believe every soc is its own unique methods and limits of oc
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experience on 1.7ghz

would like to ask how is experience on an oc kernel @1.7ghz? getting reboots? crashes?
with my phone: some people have stronger cpu's and can get from 600mhz to 906mhz i can only get to 878 is this the same for the 300T? because mine has no reboots at all, no crashes/freezes nothing! and it is running constantly @1.7ghz
EDIT: is there an oc kernel available that goes to 1.8ghz? because i want to give it a try!
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noahvt said:
would like to ask how is experience on an oc kernel @1.7ghz? getting reboots? crashes?
with my phone: some people have stronger cpu's and can get from 600mhz to 906mhz i can only get to 878 is this the same for the 300T? because mine has no reboots at all, no crashes/freezes nothing! and it is running constantly @1.7ghz
EDIT: is there an oc kernel available that goes to 1.8ghz? because i want to give it a try!
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1.7 should be stable, I just posted a link to a 1.8ghz kernel if you check my post history, the amount you can over clock any CPU is different as every CPU is slightly unique, for us if you have a higher revision of the tegra 3 it should over clock to tf700 levels we just don't have any kernels pushing it that far

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