Originally Posted by franciscofranco

Things that are NOT coming no matter how hard I get asked: overclock & undervolting.

Any reason why (just being curious)?

Yes! Franco on all the Nexus!

Sent from my Nexus 10

Looks like the Kernel updater app isn't compatible for now

Waaaaargh....
Now is franco on all my Nexus

Nice Work - keep it up....Thanks Man
I see myself obliged to support you financially with a donation

rgds

Originally Posted by 404 ERROR

Any reason why (just being curious)?

Because its useless in my opinion and bring all sorts of problems for me.

Originally Posted by espionage724

Looks like the Kernel updater app isn't compatible for now

Not yet, I'm not a machine!

Originally Posted by franciscofranco

Because its useless in my opinion and bring all sorts of problems for me.

I see. Sounds good. Overclocking is pretty useless on the Nexus 10.

If you haven't already read around, thermal throttling is a big issue on the Nexus 10 which makes it seem a lot weaker than it is. So hopefully your kernel can cater around that issue.

Thanks!

Originally Posted by 404 ERROR

I see. Sounds good. Overclocking is pretty useless on the Nexus 10.

If you haven't already read around, thermal throttling is a big issue on the Nexus 10 which makes it seem a lot weaker than it is. So hopefully your kernel can cater around that issue.

Thanks!

How? Throttles too much?

Won't boot on aokp. I know the op said cm, but I tried anyways. So for the others that will ask, aokp is a no go for now.

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Throttles too easily. Run stability test app on the stock kernel and you will see the clock drop from 1700 to 1500 after a minute or two.

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Originally Posted by franciscofranco

How? Throttles too much?

Yeah. When playing games at stock speeds, it'll start to throttle and lag.

People have been fixing this by undervolting, underclocking to about 1.2 ghz, and raising the thermal throttle temperature.