View Full Version : Has anybody overclocked Artemis with omap clock?
victoradjei
4th November 2006, 04:05 PM
Hi Artemis owners. I want to know if any of you has tried the various overclocking versions of omapclock on your device. I just cancelled my order for trinity and paced one for artemis. Initial decision to go for trinity was more for speed, but I just changed my mind.
Do we still need to dope this gadget for speed?
Victor
MasK
4th November 2006, 05:40 PM
Yeah.. this is an almost perfect device for me.. but the speed turns me off. Someone told me it works faster than a stock 416Mhz device after overclocking it... and he used an 818pro before.
So victor.. you've used the 818pro.. what are your views on the OMAP processor?
victoradjei
4th November 2006, 10:35 PM
The battery statusand omap clock program by Ikarius in the prophet section was super on my prophet. Now that he has added onto it I believe it would be even better:)
Victor
neptune
5th November 2006, 11:47 AM
The weak processor is also a big turnoff for me in this phone. The Spb Pocket Plus today screen with the large icons I think is perfect for the mouse, but it seems the Artemis cant even handle it at times.
victoradjei
5th November 2006, 11:55 AM
Neptune said: [The weak processor is also a big turnoff for me in this phone. The Spb Pocket Plus today screen with the large icons I think is perfect for the mouse, but it seems the Artemis cant even handle it at times.]
Have you overclocked?
neptune
5th November 2006, 12:27 PM
Neptune said: [The weak processor is also a big turnoff for me in this phone. The Spb Pocket Plus today screen with the large icons I think is perfect for the mouse, but it seems the Artemis cant even handle it at times.]
Have you overclocked?
No but i'm going to try that right now. Any suggestions...
MasK
5th November 2006, 12:34 PM
No but i'm going to try that right now. Any suggestions...
Please do try and multitask after/before overclocking and compare the difference..
Stuffs like keep your MP3s playing in the background while running tomtom or surfing the net. Let us know if you notice any unacceptable lag. Thanks!
mastelos
8th November 2006, 11:29 AM
Has anybody overclocked yet???
CAVADIAS
12th November 2006, 10:06 PM
I overclocked it and using it for the last twodays. Used omapclock @ 252mhz, no problems so far.
Lord Buckingham
13th November 2006, 10:50 AM
My experience is the same as Cavadias, I have been using my Orbit with Omap clock running at 252MhZ and it works fine with applications such as TOM TOM 6 and push mail in the background.
Cheers
LB
victoradjei
13th November 2006, 01:40 PM
My experience is the same as Cavadias, I have been using my Orbit with Omap clock running at 252MhZ and it works fine with applications such as TOM TOM 6 and push mail in the background.
Cheers
LB
In that case, those who do not need UMTS have an alternative to Trinity if speed is the main deciding factor :)
CAVADIAS
13th November 2006, 01:43 PM
To clarify I used the Omapclockplus v0.0.4 continuous overclocking for your wizard (See threat). It works.
new-boy
17th November 2006, 10:33 PM
I've overclocked compact 3 to 252MHz, it's stable to run tomtom6, as 262MHz cannot run tomtom, but other programs is OK. If using file explorer to opened windows, it was almost need 45sec to explore all files as normal MHz, when overclocked to 525MHz it will be fasted about 10 sec.:)
ivan12
20th November 2006, 04:22 AM
I've overclocked compact 3 to 252MHz, it's stable to run tomtom6, as 262MHz cannot run tomtom, but other programs is OK. If using file explorer to opened windows, it was almost need 45sec to explore all files as normal MHz, when overclocked to 525MHz it will be fasted about 10 sec.:)
I overclocked it for the last three days(Dopod P800W). Used BatteryStatus omapclock @ 286mhz, no problems so far.
victoradjei
20th November 2006, 05:05 AM
Can you feed back on battery life with your 286, and usage: whether normal phone use or gps navigation?
Lord Buckingham
20th November 2006, 02:46 PM
I've overclocked compact 3 to 252MHz, it's stable to run tomtom6, as 262MHz cannot run tomtom, but other programs is OK. If using file explorer to opened windows, it was almost need 45sec to explore all files as normal MHz, when overclocked to 525MHz it will be fasted about 10 sec.:)
There is a known issue here with the windows file structure so even if the device is not over clocked this folder will take ages to display the contents. Using resco explorer seems to be quicker !
Cheers
LB
MasK
20th November 2006, 04:35 PM
I overclocked it for the last three days(Dopod P800W). Used BatteryStatus omapclock @ 286mhz, no problems so far.
Ya managed to get the Dopod already? Seems to be it's only avail in China and Taiwan. Still waiting for it's launch in Singapore.
May I know whats the AKU version of your device? Thanks!
MasK
3rd December 2006, 05:00 PM
Guys.. I got a quick question..
When using BatteryStatus.. if the plugin is active under my Today settings, but under options, I untick the "show splugin"
Does it mean my device is still being overclocked? Any other methods to check if it's running at full throttle?
Thanks!
apap
3rd December 2006, 05:55 PM
I have been overclocking at 232 and it works fine. Judging from what others' say I could probably push it higher.
I would also like to know if the program works in the background even when it is not set to sho on the today screen.
psargent
3rd December 2006, 08:11 PM
Guys.. I got a quick question..
When using BatteryStatus.. if the plugin is active under my Today settings, but under options, I untick the "show splugin"
Does it mean my device is still being overclocked? Any other methods to check if it's running at full throttle?
Thanks!
If you have TCPMP installed, you could check the clock speed in TCPMP's general settings page when you have the BatteryStatus plugin hidden. This tends to report slower speeds than Omapclock, but at least you will see if there is a difference. (Mine says 240 in Omapclock and 225 in TCPMP). Good luck. :)
catmat
4th December 2006, 07:14 PM
With program called "BatteryStatus" i'm overclocked P3300 with cpu scalar - in standby mode, processor used 136mhz, in boost mode - 286 Mhz. Phone worked normal, without bug'z or any softreset's .
Link on homepage http://www.chi-tai.info/cs_BatteryStatus_XDA_Neo_WM5_iM_cs.htm
Link on forum, and last version - http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=270751
Sorry for my bad english, my favorite language - russian :)
paalkr
4th December 2006, 07:47 PM
Guys.. I got a quick question..
When using BatteryStatus.. if the plugin is active under my Today settings, but under options, I untick the "show splugin"
Does it mean my device is still being overclocked? Any other methods to check if it's running at full throttle?
Thanks!
Hi!
This is what is stated in the FAQ:
The "General"-Tab allows to set the main-functions.
ToDay-Screen BatteryStatus Options General
* Show Plugin: You must leave this option checked to see BatteryStatus on the today-screen. If you dont want the plugin to be visible on the today-screen (working in the background), then you can uncheck this option.
So it seams like the answer is yes!
PK
MasK
5th December 2006, 09:33 AM
Thanks dude..
Yeah I kinda figured.. since I can feel the sense of speed!
Dang.. at 273Mhz.. it actually out-performs my former rw6828!!
sas90850
5th December 2006, 01:21 PM
I overclocked to 264Mhz without any problem.
However, I try to overclock the speed, 276Mhz and 288Mhz. It hang my P800W and I need to soft reset.
Why you guy can overclock to 276MHz and even 288Mhz without problem?
gzamba
5th December 2006, 01:31 PM
To clarify I used the Omapclockplus v0.0.4 continuous overclocking for your wizard (See threat). It works.
I have overclocked my Artemis (P3300) at 240 for a couple of weeks and it works fine. Using OmapclockPlus 0.4
apap
5th December 2006, 03:14 PM
I have overclocked to 234 for a few days without problem. I have also reached 286 without a problem but have only tried it for short time spans.
Imer
5th December 2006, 09:35 PM
Hi,
From time to time, I use mine @234 MHz with Battery Status.
But to be honest, I don't see a very big difference between 201 and 234 MHz. What about you guys ?
MasK
6th December 2006, 04:29 PM
Hi,
From time to time, I use mine @234 MHz with Battery Status.
But to be honest, I don't see a very big difference between 201 and 234 MHz. What about you guys ?
Well.. I'm at 273 with BatteryStatus.. and yes, I can feel it. Can't tell it's an OMAP really.. Puts the Xscales to shame.
With other softwares like omapclock, It seems to default back to lower speed.. so can't be sure if it's really being overclocked.. especially after a reset.
psargent
6th December 2006, 04:44 PM
Well.. I'm at 273 with BatteryStatus.. and yes, I can feel it. Can't tell it's an OMAP really.. Puts the Xscales to shame.
With other softwares like omapclock, It seems to default back to lower speed.. so can't be sure if it's really being overclocked.. especially after a reset.
That is because there is a known issue with omapclockplus that makes the processor default back to 186mhz when the unit is put in standby and then quickly powered back on within 10 - 30 sec. If you wait 30 sec after you go to standby and then turn it back on, you will see that the processor is being scaled properly to whatever you had it set with omapclockplus. ;)
MasK
6th December 2006, 05:04 PM
That is because there is a known issue with omapclockplus that makes the processor default back to 186mhz when the unit is put in standby and then quickly powered back on within 10 - 30 sec. If you wait 30 sec after you go to standby and then turn it back on, you will see that the processor is being scaled properly to whatever you had it set with omapclockplus. ;)
Thanks for the info. That means, it's a pretty handicap app!
BatteryStatus does the job very well :)
Imer
6th December 2006, 09:28 PM
Hi again,
Do you note if the autonomy discrease with overclock ?
richiev4
7th February 2007, 10:50 PM
Hi All
Quick Question - Can you underclock using this software, to save battery?
Thanks
MrButcher
8th February 2007, 09:26 AM
You can, but only with the beta version.
you can also enable a boost mode in case a program is launched.
im using this software since 2 weeks without problems.
richiev4
8th February 2007, 08:34 PM
Thanks for the info.
Are you using the Artemis? if so, how far have you overcloked it too?
Thanks again
Rich
clonepony
9th February 2007, 01:57 AM
Tried Xcpuscale2007 and works great at 260MHz
http://www.pocketgear.com/software_detail.asp?id=7325
RAKOON2007
9th February 2007, 09:31 AM
Hi everybody, I'm using Battery Status ver 0.04.200, this today plugin gives U a battery bar (and more) on the today screen AND, the possibility to overclock your machine up to 260 Mhz. My Artemis just freeze if I go more.
try this web site : http://www.chi-tai.info
On this site U can see there a new extended version try it it work fine and give U even more options...
Enjoy
hawk971
9th February 2007, 10:53 AM
Hi All,
exactly how much is speed a limiting factor when the device is not overclocked. I mean - is it usable for basic functions like phone, email, office document reading ?
Does the standard speed become a limiting factor in usage like games, mp3/video playing etc. ?
I'm planning to buy one ...
Thank you
RAKOON2007
9th February 2007, 11:32 AM
According to bat status I was talking about, it says 201 mhz
I personaly use a lot TOMTOM and it works fine to me
Now the trick is not to open too many applications at the same time
Remember that with PPC in general you do not close an application by pressing the close button you just minimize it. To realy close your applications you should use some of the soft that realy close the application like (SPB pocket Plus, Tascal Close All,...)
To give U a straight answer to your question I am a satisfied user, I mean I use it for Mp3, I use it for reading my Emails, and for microsoft excel and powerpoint, and some times for watching some small movies, ans I have never had any problem. Overclocking gives you like 1 1/2 seconds speed to access your files...
hawk971
9th February 2007, 02:38 PM
To give U a straight answer to your question I am a satisfied user, I mean I use it for Mp3, I use it for reading my Emails, and for microsoft excel and powerpoint, and some times for watching some small movies, ans I have never had any problem. Overclocking gives you like 1 1/2 seconds speed to access your files...
but are you overclocking, or are you satisfied by 201 MHz ?
Thanks
grun
9th February 2007, 02:52 PM
but are you overclocking, or are you satisfied by 201 MHz ?
I have to say that I agree with Rakoon2007. My MDA Compact III is still in the same condition it came in, the only thing 'extra' is the installation of the provided virusscanner (F-Secure) and Total Commander. That its. And I don't know whether or not it has something to do with it, but I don't have any of the problems that others seem to experience alot. Never had a corrupt microsd card (and I have used 3 different ones, 512, 1014 and 2048Mb in size), nor ever had a lost connection which seems to be a big problem here in the Netherlands with the T-Mobile network, according to the many complaints in local fora. Or maybe I'm just lucky? :)
JC#79
12th February 2007, 02:26 PM
Has anyone used Pocket Hack master by Antontomov, is it any good I have been using it since last week but have not really overclocked to any great speed only 208mhz and even that seems faster than standard 201mhz.
Has anyone had any issues with this program, as I am going to up to 247mhz in the coming days as it is the safe speed shown by the program for the processor?
colonel
12th February 2007, 04:29 PM
Hi everybody, I'm using Battery Status ver 0.04.200, this today plugin gives U a battery bar (and more) on the today screen AND, the possibility to overclock your machine up to 260 Mhz. My Artemis just freeze if I go more.
try this web site : http://www.chi-tai.info
On this site U can see there a new extended version try it it work fine and give U even more options...
Enjoy
and its working ok for you ? It seems to be working ok for me.
One qu., when it goes into sleep mode, it clocks back to 200MHz right, but when you wake it up, it jumps back to 273 Mhz. Is this correct ?
richiev4
13th February 2007, 01:18 AM
Has anyone used Pocket Hack master by Antontomov, is it any good I have been using it since last week but have not really overclocked to any great speed only 208mhz and even that seems faster than standard 201mhz.
Has anyone had any issues with this program, as I am going to up to 247mhz in the coming days as it is the safe speed shown by the program for the processor?
I tried Pocket Hack Master, it does work very well and will stress test each setting for you. the scale feature is very good, gives you more MHz when you need them and less when you don't.
I have since removed it (trial period ran out) and am currently using the enhanced version of Battery Status which works really well, and it still allows you to over and under clock the processor. and best off all it's free.
Hope this helps
Richard.
PJ6363
6th April 2007, 05:08 PM
Hello,
Silly question perhaps but just started overclocking my Artemis (Orbit) up to 252 with Omapclock 0.2, yet after a soft reset it returns to 186...is this normal? Do you have to overclock everytime after a reset? Thanks
amino
6th April 2007, 06:20 PM
when you reboot it will show the origial clock speed on the today screen, turn it off and back on and it should overclock to whatever you set it to
hb328_dtdd
6th April 2007, 08:09 PM
Mine is running at 273mhz and very stable
Bart1981
7th April 2007, 01:46 AM
Mine is runnig at 260, stable, but when I fire it up to the 273 it jams within a few seconds.
Btw the newest Battery Status is 1.04
http://www.chi-tai.info/index.php?docid=download/cd_z104200&docid1=iM_cs
almozaffar
7th April 2007, 05:15 AM
Looks great
TIA
athanaso77
9th April 2007, 02:23 AM
Hi,
I use Battery Status and my ARTEMIS works perfect in 299MHz. It stack sometimes only with 312MHz, but with 299MHz everything is ok and every program runs much quicker.
gilsonluis
9th April 2007, 05:49 PM
I use omapclock in my HTC P3300 (Artemis)
overclock 240 MHz
above 80 % Load
underclock 160 MHz
Below 30 % load
defeult speed 210MHz
Max clock step 30 MHz
Update period 1000 ms
clock threshold 3 periods
Works fine and economize battery
leyton01
10th April 2007, 06:25 PM
mine runs stable at 286mhz - crashed at 299mhz. Definitely quicker than stock. genuine dopod p800w with the relevant ROM.
stemoneymonkey
11th April 2007, 11:43 PM
downloaded battery status ext 1.04 and don't know how to install it. just got my orbit today can anybody advise me please
sama
12th April 2007, 04:14 PM
each processor will have different abilities than others. some will be able to handle very high clocks whilst others will start to miscalculate at much lower clocks. that's why they're always set to the lowest common stable clock speed.
just thought i'd let people know that :)
Bart1981
12th April 2007, 06:36 PM
downloaded battery status ext 1.04 and don't know how to install it. just got my orbit today can anybody advise me please
Just put the *.cab file on your device and click it, now batterystatus will install.
MaskedMarauder
18th June 2007, 12:09 AM
I use omapclock in my HTC P3300 (Artemis)
overclock 240 MHz
above 80 % Load
underclock 160 MHz
Below 30 % load
defeult speed 210MHz
Max clock step 30 MHz
Update period 1000 ms
clock threshold 3 periods
Works fine and economize battery
How do you do this? I have downloaded and installed Omapclock and it only lets me set one speed.
sprainedmind
18th June 2007, 11:05 AM
Using batterystatus 1.04, set to 247Mhz above 80% load and 163Mhz below 60% and it works fine apart from when charging, when it seems to go straight to 247Mhz and stay there. This means charging takes longer and the unit gets noticeably hotter than usual. Does anyone have a work-around for this?
TIA
lommer
18th June 2007, 11:17 PM
How do you do this? I have downloaded and installed Omapclock and it only lets me set one speed.
use battery status program is much better.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=270751&highlight=battery+status or http://www.chi-tai.info/cs_BatteryStatus_XDA_Neo_WM5_iM_cs.htm
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