Overclocking

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Spooks Jul 1, 2010

Anyone know how to do it for iPhone 3G I know the processor in the iPhone is capable of 600 MHz but apple has it underclocked at 412mhz
add:☞MattPro☜☠ Jul 1, 2010

CrAzY wrote:
Anyone know how to do it for iPhone 3G I know the processor in the iPhone is capable of 600 MHz but apple has it underclocked at 412mhz

I believe you can do it with Pwnagetool for Mac.
ZRAYGO Jul 1, 2010

What about heat?
Spooks Jul 1, 2010

zraygo wrote:
What about heat?

Well the iPhone produces heat because of it's battery not the cpu
add: MikeyB Jul 1, 2010

CrAzY wrote:
zraygo wrote:
What about heat?

Well the iPhone produces heat because of it's battery not the cpu
ya but the heat from the battery is bound to affect the CPU, right?
\\// (/\dd Vee) Jul 1, 2010

Hmmmm would that make the turf map load faster??
add: MikeyB Jul 1, 2010

The speed of a computer has to do with a lot more than the proc speed. I would say that you would be risking the life if your device for a minimal increase.
add:☞MattPro☜☠ Jul 1, 2010

add: MikeyB wrote:
The speed of a computer has to do with a lot more than the proc speed. I would say that you would be risking the life if your device for a minimal increase.

Well really it wouldn't matter, I mean if the CPU is capable but downclocked it wouldn't have any effect. But if he was truly over-clocking that would be something different.
Spooks Jul 2, 2010

add:☞MattPro☜⚠☠ wrote:
add: MikeyB wrote:
The speed of a computer has to do with a lot more than the proc speed. I would say that you would be risking the life if your device for a minimal increase.

Well really it wouldn't matter, I mean if the CPU is capable but downclocked it wouldn't have any effect. But if he was truly over-clocking that would be something different.

Exactly the CPU is capable of 600mhz
add: MikeyB Jul 2, 2010

Ya. But the reason CPUs are underclocked is to reduce heat which causes wear and tear. Just because it's capable of 600mhz doesn't mean that it's optimal.
add: MikeyB Jul 2, 2010

...also to preserve battery life.
add: MikeyB Jul 2, 2010

Apple is known for deleloping devices with poor heat dispersion. You can overclock, but don't count on ur device working for more than a few months.
Spooks Jul 2, 2010

add: MikeyB wrote:
Apple is known for deleloping devices with poor heat dispersion. You can overclock, but don't count on ur device working for more than a few months.

Maybe I could get it change for A 3GS that would be awesome do u think the find out if it was overclocked