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Old 08-14-2008, 02:22 AM
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Default Re: HTC performance

“ Originally Posted by CODKill View Post

I've been running this since late January and its always worked flawlessly. It does make a difference. Opening the windows folder isn't the only way to check if it has increased or not, that's probably not even a good way to check at all. The CPU is not always the bottleneck in performance. Run an actual CPU performance benchmark; Sktools has one built in. I have mine set to run at 520mhz and everytime I run a test it says im running equivalent to 524mhz and I can tell.
granted - it may not be the best way(talking about opening the windows folder), but it's a good way for the everyday user to be able to see the difference..not everyone has sktools installed...however, your input is appreciated...
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