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Bobby Budnick · 09-22-2007, 09:46 AM

TCPMP reports the speed as 314. I guess it's the way it does it's calculation.

I think the way the threshold works is it switches to the speed when the cpu load stays at or above (or below for down steppings) the specified load percentage for an (unspecified) amount of time. Changing the threshold values all to 1 works too, but that route made me nervous because I was afraid it would constantly switch the CPU speed back and forth in some situations. I like this way much better.

The heat output is not a worry because the phone actually gets pretty hot anyway when using EVDO in a low signal area. The heat mainly comes from the radio chipset and the battery discharging rapidly. I noticed no increase in heat during normal use.

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Bobby Budnick Join Date: Aug 2007 Posts: 80 Thanks: 3 Thanked 25 Times in 9 Posts	TCPMP reports the speed as 314. I guess it's the way it does it's calculation. I think the way the threshold works is it switches to the speed when the cpu load stays at or above (or below for down steppings) the specified load percentage for an (unspecified) amount of time. Changing the threshold values all to 1 works too, but that route made me nervous because I was afraid it would constantly switch the CPU speed back and forth in some situations. I like this way much better. The heat output is not a worry because the phone actually gets pretty hot anyway when using EVDO in a low signal area. The heat mainly comes from the radio chipset and the battery discharging rapidly. I noticed no increase in heat during normal use. __________________ Bluetooth PAN: an alternative to 802.11B/G Registry edit to force the CPU to 314 MHz "Charge Complete" Removal Hack Xbox Live through WM5 AKU2 / Q with MOL2 Last edited by Bobby Budnick; 09-22-2007 at 09:53 AM.