View Full Version : Reasons NOT to upgrade to WM5?
willpower102
28-04-2006, 03:26 PM
I've beat the learning curve and i think i'm now ready to move up to wm5. But first i was wondering if, besides the bluetooth, there are any reasons, for me NOT to move up to wm5?
thanks.
xplode
28-04-2006, 03:54 PM
it is a little slower than 2003 but it is more stable than 2003, if bluetooth is not an issue for you try wm5 you will like it, if you not like it you can always downgrade
thanatos
28-04-2006, 03:55 PM
Its slower than 2003SE, and sometimes you feel like throwing it against a wall....more so than 2003se.
I used my friends HP ipaq, boy that thing flew (2003se) it was responsive with hardware and software buttons..must be using a faster cpu.
so a reason not to is the speed.
willpower102
29-04-2006, 12:40 AM
do you guys have yours overclocked?
Percz
29-04-2006, 12:54 AM
I do, well, techincally it's vary-clocked. I use Power Hacker which automaticly adjusts the CPU speed as needs be. In idle the CPU sits at 100Mhz and on load it jumps up to 554Mhz with various overclocking on the RAM and such like.
The fact it idles at such a low CPU seems to give me a bit more battery power to make up for the higher drain when in use.
There is a topic about overclocking on the main "Blue Angle" Forum.
As for reasons to upgrade to WM5, to be honest I've forgotten! I think it was just because of a few annoying bugs, like the BT and Wi-Fi connection issues (having to soft-reset the stupid thing everytime I want to reconnect to my home wireless.) and also just because it has a nicer layout.
You know, before my next WM5 flash I might just go back to WM2003SE for a couple of days just to remind myself what's so great about WM5....
gh0st
30-04-2006, 09:30 AM
the only problem i have w/ WM5 is the keyboard problem. lags sometimes and keys lock :(
toxicro
30-04-2006, 10:38 AM
Try this is rock solid and fast :D
http://tofclock33.free.fr/rom/XDA_WM2k5_2.01a64WWE.rar
more info here:
http://buzzdev.net/component/option,com_simpleboard/Itemid,59/func,view/id,14557/catid,26/limit,15/limitstart,0/
splonker
30-04-2006, 11:03 AM
Try this is rock solid and fast :D
http://tofclock33.free.fr/rom/XDA_WM2k5_2.01a64WWE.rar
more info here:
http://buzzdev.net/component/option,com_simpleboard/Itemid,59/func,view/id,14557/catid,26/limit,15/limitstart,0/
Unfortunately that is for Himalaya 8)
toxicro
30-04-2006, 05:38 PM
Sorry !!! My mistake. :(
But is very goood !!! :D
willpower102
02-05-2006, 04:52 PM
A speed question.
So i've been playing around with emulators. Mainly morphgear, pocket snes, and pocket nester. To get the best performance out of the blue angel while playing very resource intensive games like legend of zelda link to the past or super mario world, (both with sound), i'm having to overclock.
So i started using pocket hack master, ( phm for the searchers).
The highest i can put my settings without it crashing and to make these games run decent looks like this.
SDRAM clock: 147.50 mhz
pxbus (internal bus) clock: 148.00 mhz
run to turbo multiplier: 2.00
Mem to run multiplier: 2.00
Turbo is 592.00 Mhz
Run is 296.00 Mhz
Now. After looking at all this information my question is how much more resource intensive is wm5 going to be? Will these roms not be able to run reliably? I'm assuming i'm just about topped out, and i'm also assuming that wm5 is going to take more juice. But i'm wondering how significant of a difference i'm facing?
Does wm5 run slower because it's more resource intensive or just slower by defualt? as in the way it's coded?
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