HTC performance

Re: HTC* Performance (overclocking)

Ok

Here is a way to test if it is faster

Open the Windows in the Device

When the processing color wheel start spinning look what color it starts at and watch how many times it goes around before that file folder opens

This folder is one of the largest folder and the processor has to work for this to open

Then turn the Overclocker off and then count the whell when you open it again

Chris
 
Re: HTC* Performance (overclocking)

I've been using this with no problems, but a friend asked me a question about it, that kind of stumped me in terms of that I didn't know for sure, just assumed.

When you check the Dynamic option, this allows for the faster processing, yes?

If you uncheck it, (the radio button, for instance, is still on 624), does that mean that once unchecked it goes back to 400? Or does it stay at 624? Furthermore checking dynamic, allows for it to change between the two when nec, much like a regular computer?

I hope these questions makes sense, I can reword it if nec.

I thought that, if you uncheck it, it goes back to 400, but if you check it, it goes to whichever you specified.
 
Re: HTC* Performance (overclocking)

I didn't notice any difference then I learned about how the processor works on my touch so I gave up looking for an overclocking app/tool.

HTC performance only works on xscales... it wont work on the dual core stuff found in these qualicom devices. because there is (at this date) absolutely no way to overclock the 400mhz core (dedicated for the UI) without screwing up the 133 core dedicated for the radio (or "the phone") hopefully those wizcode geeks are going to figure this out for their next release of pocket hack master but I'm getting more and more skeptical the more I look into it.
You can oc your ti omap to like 3something but it will get weird on you.
If you have seen "faster" speeds I apologize for killing your placebo effect.
 
Re: HTC* Performance (overclocking)

For everyone having problems installing this app on the touch try this....

1. With active sync drag file onto storage file
2. Launch the HTC performance.cab file
3. Install app on device not storage card
4. Go to settings/system/performance and change to 520 or 624mhz

I did these steps and it works perfect on my Telus HTC Touch



Thanks Dash
 
Re: HTC* Performance (overclocking)

MAJT said:
For everyone having problems installing this app on the touch try this....

1. With active sync drag file onto storage file
2. Launch the HTC performance.cab file
3. Install app on device not storage card
4. Go to settings/system/performance and change to 520 or 624mhz

I did these steps and it works perfect on my Telus HTC Touch



Thanks Dash
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exactly what he said above thats what has been being said throughout the whole thread by me and kaos lol..... thanks for the synopsis and hopefully people will see and follow lol.....
 
Re: HTC* Performance (overclocking)

Would this program work on an APache 6700 for verizon? or is it only for the mogul/ touch
 
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knokne22 said:
Would this program work on an APache 6700 for verizon? or is it only for the mogul/ touch
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it works for all htc phones through cdma and since verizon is cdma and the 6700 is a htc phone it will work.
 
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D/\SH said:
its way faster visually even. i ran a lil test and took it off and tried to open the windows folder. it took just over 5 seconds to open without and just under 2 with it so there is a big differenceand i tried this multiple times so it wasnt a one time fluke.
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I tried opening the windows folder through file explorer and it took like 2 min. and 15 sec. I think with or without this program checked at 625 or whatever it is? Do I have a problem? Other things seem to run OK? I mean it's not real slow? If I do a hard reset will my contacts sync back to the phone?
 
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killaatwill said:
I tried opening the windows folder through file explorer and it took like 2 min. and 15 sec. I think with or without this program checked at 625 or whatever it is? Do I have a problem? Other things seem to run OK? I mean it's not real slow? If I do a hard reset will my contacts sync back to the phone?
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runs awesome for me seems like you have prolly been doing a lot of installing and uninstalling applications on your device. i would recommend hard resetting to get back to normal and than you will see the true overclocking speeds which are amazing. my windows folder takes just over 1 second to open with 30 apps installed. to sync your contacts you can use activesync and outlook express or sign up ofr amail2web account set it up and than it will sync your contacts for you. than when you set the mail2web account back up after hard reset you will see an options at the end of set-up with what you want to sync, than choose contacts and you ill be golden. heres a tutorial on how to set this up. https://www.androidmobilejunkie.com/showthread.php?t=24681&highlight=free+direct+push+email
 
Re: HTC* Performance (overclocking)

fuzzydeer said:
I didn't notice any difference then I learned about how the processor works on my touch so I gave up looking for an overclocking app/tool.

HTC performance only works on xscales... it wont work on the dual core stuff found in these qualicom devices. because there is (at this date) absolutely no way to overclock the 400mhz core (dedicated for the UI) without screwing up the 133 core dedicated for the radio (or "the phone") hopefully those wizcode geeks are going to figure this out for their next release of pocket hack master but I'm getting more and more skeptical the more I look into it.
You can oc your ti omap to like 3something but it will get weird on you.
If you have seen "faster" speeds I apologize for killing your placebo effect.
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At first it seemed a little faster I thought but when I tried the device windows folder test it took the same 2 min. and 15 sec. to open it so I'm not sure there is a difference. I'm wondering if I'm having other issues because Dazz or whatever said his opens in under 2 or 5 seconds? My phone doesn't seem to be that slow other then when trying to access that file?
 
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killaatwill said:
At first it seemed a little faster I thought but when I tried the device windows folder test it took the same 2 min. and 15 sec. to open it so I'm not sure there is a difference. I'm wondering if I'm having other issues because Dazz or whatever said his opens in under 2 or 5 seconds? My phone doesn't seem to be that slow other then when trying to access that file?
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that was a lie this is made for the cdma versions thats why he didnt notice the difference..... and D/\SH not dazz lol has his/mine open in jsut over 1 second so do what i said above and i guarntee you will see a difference.
 
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quick question about this app how is the batt drain due to the over clocking
 
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BigAJ said:
quick question about this app how is the batt drain due to the over clocking
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as already discussed in the thread there is no difference in the battery life.... please read through the threads before posting in the future.
 
Re: HTC* Performance (overclocking)

wassup dash i juss downloaded and installed this htc performance, it went in perfactly, now i have the sprint htc touch and cant find this "to enable after install go to settings>system>performance" after i go to system i dont see the performance option
 
i just downloaded and installed this htc performance, it went in perfactly, now i have the sprint htc touch and cant find this "to enable after install go to settings>system>performance" after i go to system i dont see the performance option
how can i get this working?
 
omarnova said:
i just downloaded and installed this htc performance, it went in perfactly, now i have the sprint htc touch and cant find this "to enable after install go to settings>system>performance" after i go to system i dont see the performance option
how can i get this working?
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I know for me that after a soft reboot fixed that issue. For the future you might want to make sure and reboot your phone after each install and uninstall. That usually solves any issues. I hope this helps:)
 
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