Overclocking the ARM processor...

by **Michael Y** » Jul 7, 2002 @ 3:02am

All you can use is Jimmy's iPAQ Overclock, and I'm not even sure if it will work on your device, as it was designed for the iPAQ. Get it from Jimmy's site ()

by **eminefes** » Jul 7, 2002 @ 6:20am

by **WermerSkoch** » Jul 8, 2002 @ 1:38am

by **eminefes** » Jul 8, 2002 @ 1:42am

by **WermerSkoch** » Jul 8, 2002 @ 1:44am

by **rlefranc** » Aug 9, 2002 @ 8:47pm

by **Robotbeat** » Aug 10, 2002 @ 3:02am

Weird. I don't know why the Audiovox would do that.

Anyways, some PPCs will overclock more than others, and this is probably most closely related to the RAM rather than the CPU, since all OEMs get the same CPU, but they use different RAM. For instance, some people can only overclock to around 226 MHz, while others (like my friend with an e200) can't overclock at all, only underclock (to save battery life). My iPAQ works great (stable) at all frequencies that are available in Jimmy Overclock, although it works faster at like 236 MHz...

by **suchiaruzu** » Aug 10, 2002 @ 3:06am

that is cause you ran it on your pc

by **Mike Bannick** » Aug 10, 2002 @ 4:02am

damn shape beat me to it

by **Robotbeat** » Aug 12, 2002 @ 7:20pm

BTW, Mike B., I like your signature.

by **rlefranc** » Aug 13, 2002 @ 2:30pm

by **R0B** » Aug 13, 2002 @ 8:24pm

When a better XScale comes out (one that actually surpasses the arm speed, hopefully second generation (I don't want to have to wait for the third)) I think I may isect my e200, and see if it can be overclocked without the case (maybe it's a heat issue, and the device is very sensitive to that type of thing.

by **Robotbeat** » Aug 17, 2002 @ 2:05pm

by **Jadam** » Aug 17, 2002 @ 9:39pm

Overclocking the ARM processor...

Overclocking the ARM processor...

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