nueClockControl allows you to change the clock speed of your Qualcomm MSM7XXX(A) based device.
Although overclocking is not possible yet, you can set the frequency of the ARM11 core to the preset ranges between 19.20 MHz and 528.00 MHz for MSM7x01A (384.00 MHz for MSM7x00). Note that Device Information always displays 528.00 MHz or 400.00MHz, so you should use nueClockControl to gauge your current device frequency.
There is also a command line mode:
nueClockControl.exe setting
where setting is a number from 0-7, corresponding to frequencies in the combobox. 7 is 528.00 MHz and 0 is 19.20 MHz. The numbers are different on the MSM7x00 400MHz parts.
Also note that it currently cannot determine the voltage level for non-A parts.
nueOverClockTest is a simple utility to test how your device overclocks – its just a test version, so the usual disclaimers apply. I’ll note these things so far:
(1) MSM72xx devices do not overclock well. Usual behavior is auto-restart, or lockup.
(2) Overclock seems to be stable on AC, but not stable on battery. Seems to be PMIC related, so I’ll have to work on a way to get that working.
(3) Might be possible to pull one of the backup PLLs down a bit, so I’ll have to look into that
(4) This is nowhere near a final version, expect more configuration options etc.
I was deciding whether to make this a donator only release, but I’ve decided against it for now, seeing as it seems really popular and I’ve been getting a bit of inquiries about it. However, nueOverClockTest is donationware, so please, please consider donating if you like the work you are seeing and want to see it worked on more.. I have to somehow allocate money between buying a TP2, paying hospital bills, rent and other expenses so any donation would be really appreciated.
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