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Root Lost Overclocking w/ 2.2 Update...

I haven't noticed any performance benefits from doing this ... other than an improved quadrant score. I'm wondering if it's only real consequence is to increase the score...

I'm with you, a higher score is nice but I really don't feel like it performs any better. During the running of quadrant the frame rates are the same as they were before changing the settings from false to true. The thing I have noticed is that the frame rates are actually slower now than when I was rooted and overclocked with 2.1.
 
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I have the paid quadrant, and after birds fixes, the cpu score is WAY up.

Well, of course it displays a score increase. The question is whether that displayed increase represents performance increase, or if it's something like the Galaxy S hack. I mean, for the CPU score to jump so much and for us not to notice a performance difference is sketchy.
 
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FYI guys, the stagefright tweak breaks playback of videos. It also, apparently decreases audio quality. The stagefright media player is better at decoding h.264 (which quadrant uses to determine score) than the stock opencore player, but it's worse at audio playback. I couldn't even play videos I'd recorded through gallery.

See here

and here

EDIT: Apparently Stagefright has a problem playing .3gp videos. This is coincidently the X's native recording format. So, perhaps Stagefright is the better option (assuming audio quality doesn't suffer too much), but it currently breaks video playback.
 
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Could any of the original people that worked on the 2.1 overclock take a look at updating it to work with 2.2? I really don't even wan to overclock, I just want to drop the voltage from the ridiculous default amounts. Plus, for you overclockers, maybe the new kernel can be pushed a bit farther :)

I would think their main focus now is getting custom kernels to work not re-editing the milestone mod to work for X 2.2
 
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True, that would be the optimal solution. However, with how the bootloader is locked down insanely, I would think a few edits (if that is all it takes, may be completely different) to the existing method would be a lot easier and simpler to do. Then continue work on custom kernels and a method to flash them.

probably, wonder why no one has released it yet.
 
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