[Kernel OC ]Desire @1267 MHz@1.3V

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Hi! Nexus Guys

See this:.. 1267 MHz@1.3V Kernel 100 % stable at our devices

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=682419

If the desire easily can handle it why the nexus not ? @ 1.3 V some HW/Chip changes ?

is this working on your devices ( the 0x21 Line @ 1.3V)?

Re: [Kernel OC ]Desire @1267 MHz@1.3V

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I installed this kernel. This kernel work @1133MHz and WiFi not work
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Originally Posted by fstluxe

Hi! Nexus Guys

See this:.. 1267 MHz@1.3V Kernel 100 % stable at our devices

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=682419

If the desire easily can handle it why the nexus not ? @ 1.3 V some HW/Chip changes ?

is this working on your devices ( the 0x21 Line @ 1.3V)?

1.3V is not sufficient voltage for the N1, not at the higher frequencies. Dunno why Desire does, don't have one....

Originally Posted by jlevy73

1.3V is not sufficient voltage for the N1, not at the higher frequencies. Dunno why Desire does, don't have one....

I understand the voltage not being sufficient, but can we push the voltage a little higher?

Yes I understand the risks of frying your chip and all, but is it possible?

And the Desire has a lot of different hardware compared to the Nexus, such as the TPA2018 speaker amplifier which gives it its louder audio, and hardware keys. People seem to forget that it is a different device, they don't have the same hardware

Originally Posted by Geniusdog254

I understand the voltage not being sufficient, but can we push the voltage a little higher?

Yes I understand the risks of frying your chip and all, but is it possible?

Changing the regulator voltage has been done despite being a completely stupid idea - it's not very hard but if you can't figure it out check out Gr8Gorilla's posts as he's (controversially) documented the process.

I've never understood the appeal - it's not a show of ability since it's just luck as to which silicon you got, and it's not achieving much... but some people like frying phones for some reason.

100% stable? Crazy, I had my N1 running 1.267ghz and I could use the phone for about 15 seconds and it would reboot. I think I was at 1.35V though.

0x21 absolutely does not work with stability on most most N1s, no matter how much voltage you pump in.

0x22+ should not even work on the qsd8x50 without really low level tweaks that nobody but Qualcomm knows how to do. It might be impossible.

Originally Posted by coolbho3000

0x21 absolutely does not work with stability on most most N1s, no matter how much voltage you pump in.

0x22+ should not even work on the qsd8x50 without really low level tweaks that nobody but Qualcomm knows how to do. It might be impossible.

Okey then