1000 mhz kernel stable on eris

[RootedEris]

hello im currently trying to make my eris as fast as possible i was wondering if any of you droid geniuses would know if installing a 1000mhz kernel is even possible on the eris ,, and if this would allow me to over clock the heck out of the thing

 

[gardobus]

Nope. The fastest you'll get an Eris to go without locking up is around 750mhz, give or take a little.

 

[RootedEris]

awww man well does it matter what kind of kernel i use ?

i have mine set around 768 now but i did a quadrant comparison and i feel bad how slow it is

 

[les017]

Take solace grasshopper...the real world usage performance of the rooted Eris is MUCH better than any performance benchmarks would indicate. My Droid at 1Ghz does most screen-to-screen things like Gmail and calendar functions in a way Eris that is not SO different from my wifes 748 Mhz Eris. Of course the gulf widens quite a bit with more intensive apps.

 

[RootedEris]

............so how do i make my eris as fast as possible

 

[RootedEris]

# NAME MFLOPS DEVICE/ROM NOTES
1 Phandroidizghey 15.922 Turbo Eris 1300.0MHz


taken from greene computing


so it is possible the only question is ...how was it done ???????

 

[gardobus]

The eris crashes after 768 or so, I don't believe that anyone could get it to run at 1300. Droids can't even go above 1300 and remain stable. Some of them don't even like 1200.

 

[shmoo]

# NAME MFLOPS DEVICE/ROM NOTES
1 Phandroidizghey 15.922 Turbo Eris 1300.0MHz


taken from greene computing


so it is possible the only question is ...how was it done ???????

I would assume that it was done via virtual machine on a pc. I don't really see how else it could be done. If there Eris was running at 1300mhz it had to be near melting point for that little guy. Interesting stuff tho

 

[RootedEris]

# NAME MFLOPS DEVICE/ROM NOTES
1 Phandroidizghey 15.922 Turbo Eris 1300.0MHz


taken from greene computing


so it is possible the only question is ...how was it done ???????

I would assume that it was done via virtual machine on a pc. I don't really see how else it could be done. If there Eris was running at 1300mhz it had to be near melting point for that little guy. Interesting stuff tho

now this guy knows what hes talking about ....alright thats all i needed to know .......so it was prolly done with a virtual machine for pure experimental purposes.....would never be plausible on an actual functioning phone

 

[shmoo]

Most likely not. It would be really cool if it were possible tho!

 

[RootedEris]

yea it would!......any ways thanks for the explanation