HTC ThunderBolt overclocked to the astonishing 2.016GHz

0. phoneArena posted on 05 Apr 2011, 06:55

There are guys who love nothing better than to play with their devices, and sometimes they achieve some truly astonishing feats...

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1. remixfa posted on 05 Apr 2011, 07:11 2

10 minute battery life for angry birds. :)

2. Spdr (unregistered) posted on 05 Apr 2011, 07:20 0

Might sound like a silly question, (apologies if it does), but when if u've overclocked ur phone's chipset won't you need to worry about overheating and how do u deal with cooling it down, or does the battery simply run out before it gets the chance to overheat

8. Ralston1983 posted on 05 Apr 2011, 10:25 0

It's not a silly question at all. With over clocking, some chips require more voltage then others to reach high speeds (not all chips are capable of OC'ing). In this case, I don't see a phone user being able to increase voltage to a cell phone cpu, there fore, the current cooling should be suffice until the battery drains dead.

3. Tre-Nitty posted on 05 Apr 2011, 07:44 2

Yeah the battery on that will die in about an hour. Then again my inspire is overclocked to 1.8 so maybe I shouldn't be talking lol.

4. me (unregistered) posted on 05 Apr 2011, 07:47 0

Go high speed phone. I want to see the dual core at 2.4 Ghz to equal my last desktop. Bring on full photoshop on a 3.7-4.3 inch screen so I can edit and process my 30 Mb raw files on the road and create 300 Mb Tif's. Might need to add an external HDD and rig up a Laptop battery and even a bluetooth mouse.

5. me (unregistered) posted on 05 Apr 2011, 07:51 0

But seriously, is it possible to over clock my HD2 ? My current desktop runs at 4 Ghz quad core.

6. skymitch89 posted on 05 Apr 2011, 10:20 0

I believe that you can if you put Android on it. Not really sure if it can with WinMobile.

9. tedkord posted on 05 Apr 2011, 12:45 0

I don't think so. It is possible in theory to make an App for OCing the Snapdragon under WinMo 6.5, but I don't know of anyone who has done it. But, I think there is an Android app for OCing used by those who've put Android on their HD2.

I can OC my Samsung Omnia 2 (WinMo6.5) with FPUEnabler and S3Clock, but this is specific to this processor. (I never OC it, it just doesn't give enough benefit, and is unstable if I OC to more than 900MHz from 800MHz)

7. skymitch89 posted on 05 Apr 2011, 10:21 0

That's some really good speeds, but I'm sure that it isn't very stable at those speeds though.

11. Schmao posted on 05 Apr 2011, 17:12 0

Yeah, but what's the point of having such high speeds. The software is not optimized to take advantage of the speed. Even with a Custom ROM everything is already opening quickly with the Thunderbolt; how much quicker will over-clocking it so high get it?

10. Kjayhawk posted on 05 Apr 2011, 12:47 1

Isn't that the fastest overclock speed? I thought it use to be the nokia n900 which was overclocked to 1.9ghz. Very cool though

12. corps1089 posted on 06 Apr 2011, 09:11 0

tick, tick, tick,... BOOM!

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