Comments on: Pocket PC overclock - XScale and OMAP processors http://pockethacks.com/pocket-pc-overclock-xscale-and-omap-processors/ Wed, 07 Jan 2009 08:03:11 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: Win_XP http://pockethacks.com/pocket-pc-overclock-xscale-and-omap-processors/#comment-617 Win_XP Sat, 06 Dec 2008 15:54:21 +0000 http://pockethacks.com/?p=49#comment-617 In XCPUScalar go to Options > and check Show Frequencies Over 624 MHz, may be it helps :) In XCPUScalar go to Options > and check Show Frequencies Over 624 MHz, may be it helps :)

]]> By: atlana http://pockethacks.com/pocket-pc-overclock-xscale-and-omap-processors/#comment-616 atlana Sat, 06 Dec 2008 15:40:48 +0000 http://pockethacks.com/?p=49#comment-616 NB: Pocket Hack Master (i think it was) has the same issue, it doesnt recognize the PXA CPU generation of the 310s or 320s... NB:
Pocket Hack Master (i think it was) has the same issue, it doesnt recognize the PXA CPU generation of the 310s or 320s…

]]> By: atlana http://pockethacks.com/pocket-pc-overclock-xscale-and-omap-processors/#comment-615 atlana Sat, 06 Dec 2008 15:38:36 +0000 http://pockethacks.com/?p=49#comment-615 the problem with this XCPUScalar program is, it cant handle the newer gen PXA310 (624 Mhz) or PXA320 (800 Mhz) series of CPUs, my PDA-phone runs a PXA311 CPU which goes up to 624 Mhz, but XCPUScalar allows only up to 500 Mhz the problem with this XCPUScalar program is, it cant handle the newer gen PXA310 (624 Mhz) or PXA320 (800 Mhz) series of CPUs, my PDA-phone runs a PXA311 CPU which goes up to 624 Mhz, but XCPUScalar allows only up to 500 Mhz

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