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How much can nexus s oc to?

Hey I come from the evo forums and since there was a lot of speculation about nexus s coming to sprint, I was wondering how much you can oc that to
Thanks
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1.4Ghz as far as I know

mine is at 1.4 but i never use it that fast but at 1.4 my quadrant score was 3254 if that matters to you though

Crossrocker said:
Hey I come from the evo forums and since there was a lot of speculation about nexus s coming to sprint, I was wondering how much you can oc that to
Thanks
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most phones can oc to 1.4ghz, many can oc to 1.5ghz, some can oc to 1.6ghz, and a few special phones to 1.7ghz. i can oc to 1.6ghz and run it as a daily driver stably, and can hit 1.7ghz unstably.
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simms22 said:
most phones can oc to 1.4ghz, many can oc to 1.5ghz, some can oc to 1.6ghz, and a few special phones to 1.7ghz. i can oc to 1.6ghz and run it as a daily driver stably, and can hit 1.7ghz unstably.
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Sounds good. Thanks!
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simms22 said:
most phones can oc to 1.4ghz, many can oc to 1.5ghz, some can oc to 1.6ghz, and a few special phones to 1.7ghz. i can oc to 1.6ghz and run it as a daily driver stably, and can hit 1.7ghz unstably.
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I can do 1.6 fine save for one kernel aand I can get 1.7 to boot lol
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simms22 said:
most phones can oc to 1.4ghz, many can oc to 1.5ghz, some can oc to 1.6ghz, and a few special phones to 1.7ghz. i can oc to 1.6ghz and run it as a daily driver stably, and can hit 1.7ghz unstably.
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1.6 ran stablest for me on the bionic's rom.

800MHZ lol

Here we go again, well I can OC to 2ghz and I have a quadrant of 4k+, does that help? Lol
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Even if these speeds can be run with stability, what are the longer term implications for reliability?
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phillevy said:
Even if these speeds can be run with stability, what are the longer term implications for reliability?
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The higher the OC the shorter the processor life, that is the general formula. But in terms of longevity, you should get many years OC'ing without problems.. You will know your individual processor breaking point because your scrolling will slow, and you will get reboots... Just install CM and cruise at 1.3ghz and you should be safe
JD

I can only run to 1.3 GHz stable, but there isn't any long term implications that I know of. My Nexus One was overclocked for months and never suffered any ill effects so I suspect the Nexus S will fair well or even better than that phone.
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tkgod said:
I can only run to 1.3 GHz stable, but there isn't any long term implications that I know of. My Nexus One was overclocked for months and never suffered any ill effects so I suspect the Nexus S will fair well or even better than that phone.
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There is implications for any OC, but they will probably will not be felt in the short to mid term. OC damage can take years, but can also hit you in the short term if you OC to dangerous levels
JD

Here i oc to 1.2 but can run till 1.3 stable.
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Offically OC'ed to 1.5 ghz

Check rom manager in the download roms section there is Drod's 1.5ghz kernal pulled 2495 quadrant thus far will play with it some more though.
Not my work just fyo

It's awesome. I just turned 2532 on quadrant
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jonathanphx1 said:
Check rom manager in the download roms section there is Drod's 1.5ghz kernal pulled 2495 quadrant thus far will play with it some more though.
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Please post this kind of stuff in general, if ur not releasing something. This crap clogs up the forums . Save this stuff for twitter.

finally the cpu is unlocked, the MSM8655 is speced to 1.4ghz and should not harm a single thing running it at that all day long, lets press to 2.0ghz.

You should add a download link so people have options good job... Please post more info about ur kernel...
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Jaywan said:
You should add a download link so people have options good job... Please post more info about ur kernel...
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It's in the free section of the free Rom Manager app.
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destroyerbmx said:
finally the cpu is unlocked, the MSM8655 is speced to 1.4ghz and should not harm a single thing running it at that all day long, lets press to 2.0ghz.
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Let's see a 1.8ghz and 1.9ghz first then a safe 2.0ghz... Development is starting to pick up for this device...
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Jaywan said:
Let's see a 1.8ghz and 1.9ghz first then a safe 2.0ghz... Development is starting to pick up for this device...
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1804 has already been achieved. I think were going to get a stable zone at 1.5ghz.
but really this phone even clocked at 768mhz is still blazing fast.

babybacon said:
but really this phone even clocked at 768mhz is still blazing fast.
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This is so true. I underclocked my phone to 768MHz to try out how it would work for a day. I ended up entirely forgetting I had done that until I ran a benchmark.

seeing all this is amazing, I am very tempted to try it out, but this beast is super fast with having to OC it, lol

destroyerbmx said:
finally the cpu is unlocked, the MSM8655 is speced to 1.4ghz and should not harm a single thing running it at that all day long, lets press to 2.0ghz.
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I don't know if you're right or not but I just flashed the 1.5 kernel and at 1.4 this thing is as fast as a computer..I hope you're right because I don't wanna go back to 1ghz..
Got 2016 quadrant after a reboot which is 300 higher than I got at 1 gig..

http://www.qualcomm.com/snapdragon/specs
Right below the dual core, High performance Smart Phones section. MSM8655 is our processor, it comes @ 1.0ghz, plam pre3 has the same and it comes @ 1.4ghz. The chip can take it but I think it was lowered for battery concern. I notice a lot of speed just flying through different programs when OC to 1.5, it opens them much faster, could be the I/O tweaks as well though. As for PC, mine puts out 42 gflops compared to my phones 49 mflops, still a long way off, thats 0.001% of the processing power. This phone is no slouch, so I guess it speaks more for my computers power.

sweet....im just gonna run it at 1.4 and since i have the 2750 battery i'm not gonna worry about battery life at all. i love this phone right now..

babybacon said:
1804 has already been achieved. I think were going to get a stable zone at 1.5ghz.
but really this phone even clocked at 768mhz is still blazing fast.
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Where is the 1.8ghz kernel can someone post or pm me the link to it...
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Pulled 2310 on quadrant.
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this thing is ridiculous at 1.5 I cant wait to see 2+

battery life at 1.5 seems at least the same if not better than at 1.0

Had the same CPU on my inspire - 1.6 was basically the highest I could take it without crashing.

OP will we can u make one for 2.3.3 sense so I can port this Rom also a asop 2.2 kernel for my liquidmetal plz..
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[2013.07.03] CF-Bench v1.3

About
CF-Bench is (mainly) CPU and memory benchmark tool specifically designed to be able to handle multi-core devices, produce a fairly stable score, and test both native as well managed code performance.
It tests specific device properties you do not regularly see tested by other benchmarks, and runs in a set timeframe.
It does produce some "final" scores, but as with every benchmark, you should take those with a grain of salt. It is simply not theoretically possible to produce a single number that accurately describes a device's performance.
Why ?
I know, there are lots of other benchmarks. But they don't give me the numbers I'm personally interested in comparing. Few really support multi-core or test both native and Java code. This benchmark is also supposed to give a more "stable" score compared to some others.
Current scores
Here are a number of scores reached by tested devices:
Samsung Galaxy S2 @ 2x1200 - 6498
Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1v @ 2x1000 - 5188
HTC Sensation @ 2x1188 - 5174
Motorola Atrix @ 2x1000 - 5136
HTC Thunderbolt @ 1920 - 4663
Motorola Droid X @ 1200 - 2792
Samsung Galaxy Tab 7" @ 1000 - 2401
Samsung Galaxy S @ 1000 - 2205
HTC HD2 @ 1536 - 2041
Samsung Apollo @ 667 - 488
HTC Hero @ 748 - 359
HTC Dream (G1) @ 528 - 191
Of course, you should really keep in mind that the three different scores listed at the bottom of the app are pretty meaningless
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Market link (mobile): market://details?id=eu.chainfire.cfbench
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Will happily start low end scores
Update:
HTC Legend @767 906
Fyi it regersters the max kernel clockspeed not the actual
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50-3 said:
Will happily start low end scores
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Don't worry, I got the high end captivate at 1.7 Ghz

Well, with the previous version of the benchmark the highscore was held by a seriously overclocked EeePad... The score was around 8500

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Well, with the previous version of the benchmark the highscore was held by a seriously overclocked EeePad... The score was around 8500
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3045 I forgot it was dual processor capable.

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Well, with the previous version of the benchmark the highscore was held by a seriously overclocked EeePad... The score was around 8500
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You should see if any Nexus s 4g users running trinity Kernal can run it for you as there getting ridiculous scores on quadrant
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HTC Thunderbolt @1x1920 - 4663
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HTC Thunderbolt @1x1920 - 4663
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Dang, that is by far the highest single-core score I've seen!

Gonna try this out, will post back with score
Samsung Galaxy S 2 - 5957.

SGS II 6346 - Running in the middle of my day. not setup for a benchmark run...

Galaxy S Vibrant: I got a 2211 on it.
I wished it incorporated GPU power into the score as well

2478 with my Nexus S, 5276 with my Xoom.
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SGS2 @ 1300Mhz - 7200+ (I accidentally closed and can't remember the number, but it was like 7213. I'm running it again )

5055 on Atrix.

6877 - T-mobile LG G2x

6479 without tweaks Stock-Rom
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With my OC SGS II @1400 Mhz i have 7383.

HD2 Miui 1.6.17 @ 998Mhz -2586
HD2 Miui 1.6.17 @ 1190Mhz -3078

samsung galaxy r Quadrant benchmark score

Hello,
not that those numbers matter so much but just out of curiosity why the new samsung with the same chipset as the o2x scores so much higher in Quadrant?
Is it because of the 1GB of RAM?
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-sandro- said:
Hello,
not that those numbers matter so much but just out of curiosity why the new samsung with the same chipset as the o2x scores so much higher in Quadrant?
Is it because of the 1GB of RAM?
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benchmark pi i got around 505-600, so, i can't say those number is correct, quadrant benchmark?? i can't say a word about it, it ahead galaxy s2? it's really strange

i get 3400-3500 in quadrant at 1 ghz, so it not so strange. samsung just make better software.

It has 2.6.37 kernel.
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smokeweedevery said:
i get 3700-3800 in quadrant at 1 ghz, so it not so strange. samsung just make better software.
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I'm sorry, what phone?
I get 2600-2800 with cm 127 nigthly :|

optimus 2x on cm7 and vorkkernel, i get 3400-3500 at 1ghz.

I get 3000 Points with stock rom and NeoBlaze, with the stock kernel I get 2700.

Yea with lots of tweaks lol. But the galaxy r is on stock.
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smokeweedevery said:
optimus 2x on cm7 and vorkkernel, i get 3400-3500 at 1ghz.
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isn't the kernel that comes with cm7 nightly at 1ghz too?

better kernal...more ram and gingerbread tweaks....i really dont know but it uses a slightly updated gpu shader speed...(update i checked but it uses same hardware except ram of o2x....no shader speed change...remains same 300mhz....)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dpC58PwVFLo&feature=player_embedded

I've never seen my LG so fast...
We really need better software.

tomasiqu said:
I've never seen my LG so fast...
We really need better software.
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2.6.36 Or above kernel
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Some necroposting...but it has 600 mhz...

i may be corrected but i think the galaxy r has uses EXT 4, while our o2x uses EXT 3 when referenced as stock, giving the o2x a considerably lesser score in quadrant

quadrant is outdated and no use for newer phones, those scores mean nothing as far as im aware quadrant STILL does not properly support dual core devices.
Try cf-bench, made by the creator of chainfire3d, try at standard clock speed then try cloakk the cpu to match that of the sgs2 and you will see that the tegra 2 device out performs its rivals in many areas when the over clock is matched. and sometimes even when is lower.
really sick of seeing quadrant its such a crap app.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1134768

eraldo said:
quadrant is outdated and no use for newer phones, those scores mean nothing as far as im aware quadrant STILL does not properly support dual core devices.
Try cf-bench, made by the creator of chainfire3d, try at standard clock speed then try cloakk the cpu to match that of the sgs2 and you will see that the tegra 2 device out performs its rivals in many areas when the over clock is matched. and sometimes even when is lower.
really sick of seeing quadrant its such a crap app.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1134768
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my Signature says it all, its only at 1.4 overclock as well. good effort on O2X's half (;

Supupa said:
my Signature says it all, its only at 1.4 overclock as well. good effort on O2X's half (;
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Yep same, just shows how totaly off quadrant is, antutu benchmark is also up to date.
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I did some comparison with my sisters htc sensation (1.2ghz dualcore) and my 2x both on stock rom and with quadrant htc got 2200-2350 lg got 2600-2750
Antutu benchmark htc 4600-4750
and lg 4850-4990.is 2x really better than htc sensation?
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luka2858 said:
I did some comparison with my sisters htc sensation (1.2ghz dualcore) and my 2x both on stock rom and with quadrant htc got 2200-2350 lg got 2600-2750
Antutu benchmark htc 4600-4750
and lg 4850-4990.is 2x really better than htc sensation?
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Yes but the stock rom is crap, and if the o2x tegra 2 chip was released overclocked like the sgs2 was then the o2x would get better stats, the sgs2 gpu is good but the tegra gpu is way better with 3d stuff and that's whats important as we get into more advanced games.
I take it you have not rooted or installed any custom roms so i suggest you do, it will open up your phone to better things and increase performance by 100% compared to that crappy stock rom.

Moat low end phone contest!

So , I was a little bored and decided to make a game, Among all of you, Who has the most liw quality phone? BTW, To make oit harder, It should be your main phone.
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Lol funny contest
My main phone is the Motorola Flipside. 720 mhz processor, 512 mb RAM, 3.1 inch HVGA (320x480px) screen. And it has a giant next to useless trackpad.
I actually got that used recently, my main phone up until I got the flipside about 2 weeks ago was the CLIQ. First ever motorola android phone, and it has the second lowest specs on a phone to date. 528 mhz processor, 256 mb RAM. I think the only phone lower than it is the G1 and MT3G (which have the same internals). Mind you, despite it being a 528 mhz (only 72 less than the optimus one series, og droid) it was a total piece of junk! Even overclocked to 750 mhz it lagged on angry birds. Gotta get some bonus points for living with that until just a couple weeks ago....
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Zte Blade
600 MHz processor. 512 MB ram.
But it has ICS
-_-

I'm on a og Droid now. Oc to 1000mhz. It ain't worse than the first smartphone I had
The Samsung transform damn near switched to iPhone after that rascal!!!
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This is for my kids they have the
ZTE X500 They love that phone.
It's there second ANDROID smartphone.
They had a HTC G1 before that.
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I think I win in this competition if you ask me.
500 MHz processor
384MB of RAM
No GPU
QVGA
120 DPI
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I once had a 400 mhz phone that could make calls !! I paid 100 euros for it super stupid...
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Herkey said:
definitely i win this game.
208MHz processor + built-in 19.5MB memory = my 2 sim 2 standby phone . :crying: this is what my phone looks like , boutght from TD a while back
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I started laughing when. I seen the pic..
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Herkey said:
definitely i win this game.
208MHz processor + built-in 19.5MB memory = my 2 sim 2 standby phone . :crying: this is what my phone looks like , boutght from TD a while back
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What phone is that and what OS is it running???
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I either use my g1 with android 1.0 and faulty hardware or my old Nokia. From 1990. Like the one that can smash through walls. Beat dat
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I can't play this game, I'm certain to be the loser thus far -assuming the judging criteria and winner is based on "lowest" performing phone!
Motorola ATRIX™ 2 MB865
TI OMAP 4430 Processor
qHD (960 x 540), non-PenTile
1 GB DDR Ram / 32 GB external storage
Overclocked to 1.25GHz
Underclocked to 220MHz
GPU Overclock to 440MHz
Net speed tweaks
Ram Speed tweaks
Hotweiss' Radio Mod
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Software/support wise I think I have a winner.
The g2x.
Dual core tegra2 1ghz
512mb of ram (weak)
Released only a year ago with no support past 2.3.4.... hardware wise it isn't bad but after promised a pentaband super phone here I am a year later with 2g and gingerbread.
Pin it to Win it.