Overclocked Google Nexus 7 scores high on Quadrant Benchmark


The developer is able to achieve good battery life
Take a developer named "Morfic". He took the quad-core Tegra 3 processor on his Google Nexus 7 tablet and overclocked it to 1.64MHz. The result? How about a Quadrant Benchmark score above 7,000 with battery life that is still good. "Morfic" uses the Trinity Kernel Toolbox which allows him to overclock for gaming and underclock at other times to achieve the battery life that he does. Yeah, some might say that what this is all about is satisfying the male ego. You know, the "mine is faster than yours" kind of thing. But isn't pushing the envelope how we got to the point we are at technology wise?
source: XdaDevelopersforum via AndroidCommunity

Overclocked Google Nexus 7 hits 7k on Quadrant Benchmark
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