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Old 01-16-2008, 10:40 PM
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Default Re: HTC* Performance (overclocking)

“ Originally Posted by normb8s View Post

there has to be a program that reads current clock speed. The reason why i was curious to the speed was in windows mobile 5 on the old t-mobile MDA, when its overclocked it would show the change in speed in settings where its says clock speed. Im sure the same was true with the apache and any other windows mobile 5 devices when its overclocked. Also another note is that in settings/device info/hardware all the info changes when you apply changes such as ram, sd card, os memory and so on.
just a different program some do more than just overclock and give you those options some dont and this one happens to not.
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