Latest Galaxy S Overclock to 1.6 GHz (Vibrant) Sees FPS Unlock Achieving 78.0, Breaks 3K on Quadrant

foch3

Lurker
Nice! And that nexus s news could be good for galaxy s owners. Maybe gingerbread might be coming to our phones after all.
 
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iwillfearnoevil

Guest
i am not quite sure what i'd do with a faster cpu. would movies play in better quality just by overclocking? i don't really watch videos except for slingbox sports. i wouldn't appreciate the extra battery drain either :(
 
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iwillfearnoevil

Guest
It makes everything slightly faster basically

yeah i could see that being useful for running future android versions especially assuming they'll need more resources :) hopefully we'll have support from samsung or rom developers =)
 

cary328is

Android Expert
I would like to think the reason for delaying Froyo so much is that Samsung just wants to surprise us with Gingerbread altogether and skip the Froyo update. Hey, I can dream right :D
 

Flaspeneer

Well-Known Member
Pity it uses a different processor than the Epic. Imagine how excellent it would be if every google update worked perfectly on Galaxy S phones and were only a root away.

I'm also surprised you linked to the aptly named Phandroid, where HTC lover seems invariably to mean Samsung hater. Gizmodo was a bit more fair.

Is it my imagination, or are HTC fanboys actually worse than Apple fanboys ever were: the same dogmatism, but with the added hostility of fighting an unnecessary turf war? Most seem to hate the Epic far more than the iPhone, which isn't terribly logical for an Android user.

I really did like the Evo, but fanboys are making me never want to touch another HTC smartphone, which is a shame. The petty don't deserve that kind of power. Nor do I have much respect for Phanboy after reading that rant.
 
Pity it uses a different processor than the Epic. Imagine how excellent it would be if every google update worked perfectly on Galaxy S phones and were only a root away.

I'm also surprised you linked to the aptly named Phandroid, where HTC lover seems invariably to mean Samsung hater. Gizmodo was a bit more fair.

Is it my imagination, or are HTC fanboys actually worse than Apple fanboys ever were: the same dogmatism, but with the added hostility of fighting an unnecessary turf war? Most seem to hate the Epic far more than the iPhone, which isn't terribly logical for an Android user.

I really did like the Evo, but fanboys are making me never want to touch another HTC smartphone, which is a shame. The petty don't deserve that kind of power. Nor do I have much respect for Phanboy after reading that rant.

I agree. Don't forget, there are those who hate the Epic and whine about it...yet still have it as their phone, despite the 30-day return policy.... :p
 
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