Overclock OMAP 200 Mh


	Overclock OMAP 200 Mh

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7-24-2008 7:00 AM

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  the clock speed of your Smartphone's processor. Any changes to clock speed 
  will reset to default when your screen goes off (standby mode). You must 
  reactivate the program each time you need to boost performance. (see the 
  PowerControl+OMAP cab for a more permanent change)  Your Smartphone is 
  equipped with an OMAP 850 processor; rated at 200MHz but which is clocked at 
  180MHz by default.  You may increase the clock speed to increase 
  performance at the expense of battery life.  240MHz is generally as high 
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