HTC One X for AT&T, Rogers and HTC EVO 4G LTE overclocked to 1.8 GHz
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Overclocking the HTC One X to 1.8GHz | |
We don't have to remind you that you should know what you're doing before overclocking your phone. You could brick it, lose the warranty, and have a stupid friend try to fix it by putting it in the microwave oven. Also, it could mess with the earth's inner cellular clock and destroy the planet. But hey, Angry Birds plays faster so what the heck. Actually, we're just kidding about the destruction of the earth, but not with the destruction of your phone.
For those with the HTC One X, check out the first sourcelink while those with the HTC EVO 4G LTE should click on the second link. As usual. if you go ahead and take the risk, let us know how it turns out for you. You might even give us some benchmark scores from your overclocked device.
source: XdaDevelopersForum (1), (2) via PocketNow
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13 Comments
2. nnaatthhaannx2 posted on 08 Jul 2012, 21:05 0 0
Yeah, I would be interested on the actual usefulness of this... would it be worth the process?
If anyone does this kind of stuff, please share the results!
3. RORYREVOLUTION posted on 08 Jul 2012, 22:03 2 1
IMO you really don't need to overclock a S4 dual core 1.5ghz processor. It just isn't worth the risk.
4. Hunt3rj2 posted on 08 Jul 2012, 22:33 0 0
I would only really feel safe overclocking up to 1.7 GHz.
5. jove39 posted on 08 Jul 2012, 22:38 0 0
Tried over clocking it...drains battery even faster...running clean Rom 4.1...with 1.85 kernel...getting ~4600 on quadrant and decent battery life.
7. IamYourFather6657 posted on 09 Jul 2012, 01:01 0 0
Hello noob here .
If i use program like set CPU it says I must be rooted . But do I have to flash another kernel ?
10. cepcamba posted on 09 Jul 2012, 09:33 0 0
No dude. There are step by step tutorials there. You can go from noob to expert in no time :p
12. SuperAndroidEvo posted on 09 Jul 2012, 10:23 1 0
RootzWiki.com is better in my opinion. XDA is VERY, VERY cluttered.
13. IamYourFather6657 posted on 10 Jul 2012, 04:02 0 0
Yeah tried both rootzwiki is better but xda got more content
11. kartik4u98 posted on 09 Jul 2012, 10:21 0 0
If you are a noob do alot of reading...
And yeah u need root access to install setcpu...
And then just flash a custom kernel..thats it...
