what happened to JIT??

[tiggerxplur]

i thought froyo was supposed to enable JIT i know the nexus 1 can use it but i havent read anything since the froyo leak for our droids came out does it work or will we have to wait for cyanogen or something from source to get it to work

[Dave12308]

JIT is built into Froyo, that is why the benchmark scores are much higher than they were running Eclair.

[dmacleo]

yeah, no longer is a separate app needed. I've tested JIT on cn5072 with no apps2sd and it did help, but not enough to offset the gains apps2sd gave me.

[tiggerxplur]

i wasnt sure cause i watched the video comparison on the DX N1 and EVO snf the N1 was significantly faster than the moto droids even when OCed

[7h3.4pp12en7ic3]

i wasnt sure cause i watched the video comparison on the DX N1 and EVO snf the N1 was significantly faster than the moto droids even when OCed

That's definitely not what my quadrant scores are saying. 1376?
And on Linpack im getting a solid 17.1mflops.
Thats pretty damn fast imho.

I'm running BB 0.4, with Chevy's 1100LV Kernel, btw. Thats been the best balance between stability and speed for me.

[tiggerxplur]

i wasnt sure cause i watched the video comparison on the DX N1 and EVO snf the N1 was significantly faster than the moto droids even when OCed

That's definitely not what my quadrant scores are saying. 1376?
And on Linpack im getting a solid 17.1mflops.
Thats pretty damn fast imho.

I'm running BB 0.4, with Chevy's 1100LV Kernel, btw. Thats been the best balance between stability and speed for me.

nexus is getting 30 - 40 mflops on linpack

[Dave12308]

I am convinced that Linpak is optimized for Qualcomm chipsets..... As a benchmark, Linpak is not all that useful anyways; it only tests the FPU (floating point unit) part of the CPU. Quadrant is alot more useful for showing real-world performance (well, as useful as any synthetic benchmark can be)

[7h3.4pp12en7ic3]

nexus is getting 30 - 40 mflops on linpack

When maxed, yes. But the droid has been shown to be almost as capable. Don't forget, the nexus's default clock speed is almost twice as fast as the Driod's. In turn, it's "max" stable clock speed is quite a bit higher than a Droid's. The fastest I've seen a Droid OC'd to is about 1.3ghz, I've heard of experimental Nexus kernels running at 9ghz. Now, that's not necessarily stable, nor good for your phone, but still.

I am really not concerned with the maximum scores these devices achieve on either benchmark. More realistically, I want to see what the max I can get on a fully stable, and "daily driver" set up. All you'll get in trying to get the absolute max out of your device is a fried chip and probably some burn holes in your jeans.

[papy72]

That's definitely not what my quadrant scores are saying. 1376?
And on Linpack im getting a solid 17.1mflops.
Thats pretty damn fast imho.

Any idea what a stock 2.1 Droid does?

[dmacleo]

That's definitely not what my quadrant scores are saying. 1376?
And on Linpack im getting a solid 17.1mflops.
Thats pretty damn fast imho.

Any idea what a stock 2.1 Droid does?

pure stock w/ no overclock usually 300 or so.
clocked at 1.3 I get 750 to 820 on a 2.1 based rom.