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 Nokia N900 V5 (More than 130 owners), Where Tablets Meets Mobile Phone

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r2zt
post Sep 4 2010, 06:36 PM

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why oc to 1ghz?
i dont see why people oc to 1ghz..its okay just for the lulz/phun of it
but for everyday use?? waste of battery and n900 hardware component;s life because of the heat @.@

speaking of battery..any1 using sunglobal 1500mAh battery for their n900?
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post Sep 4 2010, 07:14 PM

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QUOTE(zdentws @ Sep 4 2010, 06:54 PM)
hahahaha !! try try onli~ ;p
but can feel serius diff compare to 900Mhz ;p

got 1500mAh oh ??
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they even got 1800mAh lol
but wont try it..not until some1 tried with it 1st biggrin.gif

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post Sep 4 2010, 07:39 PM

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QUOTE(aspire2oo6 @ Sep 4 2010, 07:13 PM)
It means u are outdated very simple.
Why will OC waste battery when u perform your task faster means less battery drain.
OC gives u more smoother and stable experience.

For your info if u know OC the processor doesnt always stay at max speed it only goes maximum when its necessary beside that it will go down to certain lower speed.

If u  OC and whole day it stays at 900mhz yes possible to spoil the hardware but the fact is it dont
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i maybe outdated but for a proc to perform faster(oc) it requires more voltage to operate..general knowledge no?

take an example:

why do u think a pc proc need to increase certain voltage to oc? why cant u just oc with same voltage as the stock speed?

more voltage = more drainage from battery
refardless your perform task faster or not..and yes oc gives more smoother and stable experience
but for everyday use..browsing web while listening to mp3? smooth enough for me

oc = heat
heat = no1 enemy in electronics component
heat = decrease electronics's life cycle


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post Sep 4 2010, 08:28 PM

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QUOTE(shamsul_LP @ Sep 4 2010, 08:08 PM)
my battery only last 1 and half day...if browsing internet can't reach a day... sweat.gif
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bro..are u using the 1500mAh or the 1800mAh ?

using current 1320mAh stock batt from n900..my batt only last 2 and a half hours when browsing internet lol
the batt has been a year now sad.gif

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post Sep 4 2010, 09:02 PM

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QUOTE(Andy214 @ Sep 4 2010, 08:45 PM)
stock batt from N900? 1 year?
The N900 hasn't 1 year yet, I think you mean the same battery model as N900?

It also depends on your usage and how you charge the battery; Frequent discharge will affect it's lifespan and performance.

What connection are you using which have such short batt life? If 3G, then it will really drain your battery fast and also heat up your battery. Then depends on what kind of website you surf, those flash websites or those take require much processing power will definitely drain more.
On GSM mode (2G/2.5G), it can last much more longer.
WiFi even more longer, but ever since I'm using titan's kernel v40, the WiFi seems to consume more power even on idle.
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i've been using my n900 bought from UK for a year now..not from MY
using wifi surfing youtube mostly..sometimes non flash web tongue.gif
i can say i've been and still recharging my batt twice a day lately shakehead.gif

owh and u can use the wifi switcher app to turn it off when in idle state..save more batt

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post Sep 4 2010, 10:12 PM

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QUOTE(Andy214 @ Sep 4 2010, 09:59 PM)
I know, but N900 was only officially released only around end of November or early December last year right?
In September 2009, if I remember correctly, there might be test models for developers or something.
Did you mean you got those units? Those units as I know, might have the USB port issue.


Added on September 4, 2010, 10:06 pm

When they initially successfully overclock the N900, the voltage used was the same with 600Mhz and there was improvements on battery life as feedback by those that have OC. The logical explanation would be the task completed faster?
As for heat, the heat that we felt was from the battery; nobody actually knows the temperature or heat from the cpu itself. That's also what I've read; Actually, there're few devices running on same processor already OC long before N900.
The funny thing is how the initial reply from many people when someone suggested to overclock the N900. Moreover, the Droid/Milestone has been OC for months already when OC on N900 still on discussion whether it is possible. For the Android devices, they have very well built apps for OC.
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yeah bro..i got the test models
bought it with my friend in September 09..no wonder sometimes i had to connect twice when connecting to my pc's usb for transfering files sad.gif
gotta read more on that

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look what i've found..USB port issue

many users have had this problem with the usb port
scared..but mine is still working fine..just sometimes it will play "moody" on me

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