Overclocking 825Mhz attempt - Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini

I'm gonna try this on my Mini but I have a question. Can my battery/cpu melt by running 825Mhz or higher than 729Mhz?

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I also run 122Mhz as lowest

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I've gone 781, thats about all the balls I have to go up to. Device is still perfect.

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good luck! let us know how it went

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Theshawty said:
I'm gonna try this on my Mini but I have a question. Can my battery/cpu melt by running 825Mhz or higher than 729Mhz?
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No dude.....if ur CPU is not capable of it, it will go into an infinite loop which can be easily restored by xRecovery, that all.
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Yeah :\
Phone went into an infinite loop, but I wiped settings in xRevovery...

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i see that the cellphone cpus are the same with the desktop/laptop ones. some can take more heat, some not. mine is stable at max 749. once i go a step up, it will freeze when doing some task. tried 825 and it freezes as soon as i hit apply.

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yea... same thing here... when I set 825MHz it frozes few sec later... and phone restarts and works normaly on 720MHz...

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I once accidentally set my frequency to 825mhz in SetCPU(damn those sliders) but switched it back to 652 mhz like, instantly, and there was no damage done. =D

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Yeah, also tried that. It instantly froze and gave me a bootloop. Mine is stuck @ 710MhZ default setting ^.^
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Yours is stuck at 710 mhz? You have to use No-frills Cpu to set or just use SetCPU, you cannot change them through performance settings.

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aloy99 said:
Yours is stuck at 710 mhz? You have to use No-frills Cpu to set or just use SetCPU, you cannot change them through performance settings.
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This is false. You should be able to change them directly through CyanogenMod CPU settings..

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Mine can pull 748 max, anything higher and it reboots, no bootloop though as always turn set at boot off for testing frequencies
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aloy99 said:
Yours is stuck at 710 mhz? You have to use No-frills Cpu to set or just use SetCPU, you cannot change them through performance settings.
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No Sorry, I didn't mean that it really stuck, of course I can change them.. but mine is set at default settings.
I also tried setting it to 768MhZ but gave me frequent reboots. So I just set it to default
Sorry for bad english..

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NO NO NO,
it overheats the phone and moreover that speed is unnecessary

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Overclocking is logarithmic in terms of overall system speed. Running the clock at 800mhz isn't double the speed of the processor at 400mhz, the advantage gain compared to even 700mhz would be miniscule. The processor would most likely become unstable and result in a much poorer performance than default clock speed.
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obsidian_eclipse said:
The processor would most likely become unstable and result in a much poorer performance than default clock speed.
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and later we have to change the phone itself (result of a big hole)

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Heres my overclocking results, i used quadrant to benchmark, I'm running 787mHz no problem, is this around normal results ??? would just like to know incase its not performing properly
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banari.sushanth said:
NO NO NO,
it overheats the phone and moreover that speed is unnecessary
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At 710mHz ("remember on boot" option enabled) the phone works like a charm compared to the factory 600mhz frequency, which is awful - the phone is slow like a running snail!
Over 710mHz when I turn on "remember on boot" option, after a reboot the phone goes to a bootloop, from which I can not escape even with Xrecovery simply because I can not enter the Recovery module at all.
Over 710Mhz even with the "remember on boot" option disabled, to avoid the bootloops after restart, the phone is too unstable and the positive effects from the overclock are much less than its advantages.

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banari.sushanth said:
NO NO NO,
it overheats the phone and moreover that speed is unnecessary
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Strange as my phone runs 787mHz without even a sniff of temp rise or freezing, and that's even with extreme usage
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