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Root Thanks for the help! xtrROM ?

txeris

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I'm rooted via the 'rooting for dummies' for two days now. I've had my eris since this spring and was happy until recently my OTA2.1 dialer lag was infuriating.

Rooted, started with PlainJaneT2. SO MUCH BETTER! Now using latest xtrROM. EVEN BETTER (imo)! Tempted to try KaosFroyo but there's no browser flash yet? I'll play with xtrROM for awhile longer.

My question - do you use setcpu w/ xtrROM. I know it's OC'ed from the get-go (235-710 or something) but I heard 528-604 is the sweet spot for the eris. Ideas?
 
Personally, I ran the gscript to put the cpu clocking back to stock and don't use setcpu. I feel xtrROM is built well enough to run stock cpu settings without seeing much degradation in speed from a 710 oc. I'll also add that my battery life has improved after removing setcpu, despite having made many tweaks for screen off, etc. setcpu settings.

To each their own, but I run xtrROM with no setcpu and no OC.

KaosFroyo on the other hand is almost unusable on my phone without OC'ing to anything less than 710.
 
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do you use setcpu w/ xtrROM. I know it's OC'ed from the get-go (235-710 or something) but I heard 528-604 is the sweet spot for the eris. Ideas?

After a lot of testing of xtrROMs, and several others, including every Froyo ROM I could get my hands on, I have been unable to find a need for overclocking in any modern ROM.

By "modern" I mean just about anything developed in the past month or so.

xtrROM 3.03, my default, was born more than a month ago, and it needs no overclocking at all.

I'm now testing the 4.6 Black version of Nonsensikal, a 2.2 Froyo ROM, and it is fast and stable with no overclocking.

I do not even install SetCPU anymore.
 
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After a lot of testing of xtrROMs, and several others, including every Froyo ROM I could get my hands on, I have been unable to find a need for overclocking in any modern ROM.

By "modern" I mean just about anything developed in the past month or so.

xtrROM 3.03, my default, was born more than a month ago, and it needs no overclocking at all.

I'm now testing the 4.6 Black version of Nonsensikal, a 2.2 Froyo ROM, and it is fast and stable with no overclocking.

I do not even install SetCPU anymore.

Thats funny because I am now using setCPU to restore stock clock speeds since KAOS is clocked to 710 be default and its just not necessary.
 
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Thats funny because I am now using setCPU to restore stock clock speeds since KAOS is clocked to 710 be default and its just not necessary.

It's not funny, it's a good strategy to get better battery life, etc.

There's another way to avoid a current, overclocked kernel's 710 tweak from affecting your resources, however; no SetCPU needed. ;)
 
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After a lot of testing of xtrROMs, and several others, including every Froyo ROM I could get my hands on, I have been unable to find a need for overclocking in any modern ROM.

By "modern" I mean just about anything developed in the past month or so.

xtrROM 3.03, my default, was born more than a month ago, and it needs no overclocking at all.

I'm now testing the 4.6 Black version of Nonsensikal, a 2.2 Froyo ROM, and it is fast and stable with no overclocking.

I do not even install SetCPU anymore.

totally agree, been round and round the barn regarding setcpu. I see an increase in speed at first, but deal with lagginess and other weird issues later.

all of the froyo roms nowadays are fast enough. Tazz 2.0 vanilla is smooth, quick and doesn't need extra help.

still on the fence on task killers. i installed one last night after swearing I would never do it again. the jury is still out on this one.
 
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