Are you finding that battery drain takes a hit at 32? As far as screen quality, I also see no difference with 32. I'm on 16 at this point.

Originally Posted by jazzbass12

Are you finding that battery drain takes a hit at 32? As far as screen quality, I also see no difference with 32. I'm on 16 at this point.

Battery seems exactly the same to me.

Rodney

I was wondering what kind of voltage are people using for high stepping with speed around 1.350mhz.
I have stock 1,375 voltage, but it doesn't seem very stable.

Sent from Nook Color on Cm7 Nightly 129 @1.350Mhz

Originally Posted by RASTAVIPER

I was wondering what kind of voltage are people using for high stepping with speed around 1.350mhz.
I have stock 1,375 voltage, but it doesn't seem very stable.

Not all NC's can do the same speeds, yours apparently can't go that fast. I haven't tried above 1300 myself, and it stays at 1100.

BTW - as past testing in this thread has found, people will have a better performing nook with the CPU maxed at 1200. For some reason, past this clock speed, the GPU really slows down, hurting your game performance...

ONe example: http://forum.xda-developers.com/show...postcount=4380

Does anyone have a copy of the new kernel they can put on megadownload? The server seams to be down.

Originally Posted by krweby

Does anyone have a copy of the new kernel they can put on megadownload? The server seams to be down.

http://coachz.inetpro.org/~dalingrin/nook/kernels/

Newest one is June 30. This is the same kernel built into CM7 now, I believe.

Originally Posted by RASTAVIPER

I was wondering what kind of voltage are people using for high stepping with speed around 1.350mhz.
I have stock 1,375 voltage, but it doesn't seem very stable.

Sent from Nook Color on Cm7 Nightly 129 @1.350Mhz

I have been running with these settings for a while now, with no problems. vary stable

quadrant: 2625
nenamark1: 22.9
neo core: 29.6

cm7 emmc n138 16bit

conservative gov:
300 600 800 1100 1200

voltage:
300 @ .8125v
600 @ 1.0v
800 @ 1.1625v
1100 @ 1.2375v
1200 @ 1.2875v

Originally Posted by Nburnes

http://coachz.inetpro.org/~dalingrin/nook/kernels/

Newest one is June 30. This is the same kernel built into CM7 now, I believe.

Thanks. I didn't check but overclocked kernels aren't part of the nightly downloads. Unless they changed something recently.

Originally Posted by krweby

Thanks. I didn't check but overclocked kernels aren't part of the nightly downloads. Unless they changed something recently.

Since Nightly 132, the OC kernel has been included in nightlies.

http://cm-nightlies.appspot.com/?device=encore