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brigtaylor
18th September 2008, 09:55 PM
Yes, I understand about overclocking, the dangers and benefits, and yes I've done searches. But I was wondering if there was any news on methods to overclock qualcomm devices, htc moguls, 6800s, etc. The only info I can find online is that nothing is developed yet, but most of that is 6 months old. Any info would be great.

Taylor

kristoff_sz
18th September 2008, 10:32 PM
Yes, I understand about overclocking, the dangers and benefits, and yes I've done searches. But I was wondering if there was any news on methods to overclock qualcomm devices, htc moguls, 6800s, etc. The only info I can find online is that nothing is developed yet, but most of that is 6 months old. Any info would be great.

Taylor

If this would be availabne - It would be posted.

brigtaylor
19th September 2008, 02:10 AM
You must be a sad and lonely individual. Relax buddy, we're here to help each other out. One never knows when they might have missed something in the forums or internet--its kind of a big place.
And proper English please: "If this [was] available, it [would] have been posted." Or sometimes people might say: "If this [were] available, it [would] be posted."
Stupidity and impatience I can sometimes deal with, but bad grammar I must correct.

orb3000
19th September 2008, 02:53 AM
Yes, I understand about overclocking, the dangers and benefits, and yes I've done searches. But I was wondering if there was any news on methods to overclock qualcomm devices, htc moguls, 6800s, etc. The only info I can find online is that nothing is developed yet, but most of that is 6 months old. Any info would be great.

Taylor

Check here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=342039

Not sure if that kind of overclocking you are talking about, in my Great Uni works great!

kwickone
19th September 2008, 05:10 AM
You must be a sad and lonely individual. Relax buddy, we're here to help each other out. One never knows when they might have missed something in the forums or internet--its kind of a big place.
And proper English please: "If this [was] available, it [would] have been posted." Or sometimes people might say: "If this [were] available, it [would] be posted."
Stupidity and impatience I can sometimes deal with, but bad grammar I must correct.

Yes, maybe his post was a bit "harsh", but your post is just uncalled for. I see you have a whopping 2 posts. You are not making friends fast this way.

Keep it civil, enjoy the XDA sharing and experience!

brigtaylor
21st September 2008, 12:40 AM
Thanks Orb! You are VERY helpful and posted something useful to me. Take care!

utak3r
21st September 2008, 12:50 AM
And proper English please

While I can see his post was kinda rude, but your answer... take a closer look and see his first language is not english :rolleyes: Just like mine.

joel2009
21st September 2008, 12:56 AM
far as i understand from when i've looked around, its a no go for the tilt\kaiser