Device: DELL AXIM X5
OS: WM2003SE
590MHz CPU, 118MHz RAM, 118Mhz PXBus, T
498MHz CPU, 50MHz RAM, 50MHz PXBus, T
472MHz CPU, 118MHz RAM, 236Mhz PXBus, T
472MHz CPU, 118MHz RAM, 236Mhz PXBus, R
472MHz CPU, 118MHz RAM, 118Mhz PXBus, T
398MHz CPU, 100MHz RAM, 100Mhz PXBus, T
354MHz CPU, 118MHz RAM, 118Mhz PXBus, T
354MHz CPU, 118MHz RAM, 59Mhz PXBus, T
299MHz CPU, 100MHz RAM, 100Mhz PXBus, T
236MHz CPU, 118MHz RAM, 118Mhz PXBus, T
236MHz CPU, 118MHz RAM, 118Mhz PXBus, R
199MHz CPU, 100MHz RAM, 100Mhz PXBus, R
199MHz CPU, 100MHz RAM, 100Mhz PXBus, T
118MHz CPU, 118MHz RAM, 59MHz PXBus, R
100MHz CPU, 100MHz RAM, 50MHz PXBus, R
100MHz CPU, 100MHz RAM, 50MHz PXBus, T

Thanks blazingstar,

Is the 590MHz setting really stable?

device > Sprint PPC-6700
OS > WM5
624MHz CPU, 208 BUS, 104 RAM, 104 LCD, T
520MHz CPU, 208 BUS, 104 RAM, 104 LCD, T
416MHz CPU, 208 BUS, 104 RAM, 104 LCD, T
312MHz CPU, 208 BUS, 104 RAM, 104 LCD, T
208MHz CPU, 208 BUS, 104 RAM, 104 LCD, T
104MHz CPU, 104 BUS, 52 RAM, 52 LCD, T

Yes, my PDA is working fine at 590MHz. It’s fast at refeshing the GPS map details.

Device: HTC TyTN
OS: WM6
CPU: Samsung S3C S3C2442A @ 400MHz
FCLK HCLK PCLK Volts SI MIPS MEM STATUS Note
450 75 38 NC 160 107 214 PASS Not stable
440 73 37 NC 161 108 214 PASS
430 72 36 NC 161 108 214 PASS
420 70 35 NC 161 107 214 PASS
410 68 34 NC 161 108 214 PASS
400 67 33 NC 475 318 632 PASS
389 65 32 NC 161 108 214 PASS
379 63 32 NC 161 108 213 PASS
369 62 31 NC 160 108 213 PASS
359 60 30 NC 160 108 213 PASS
349 58 29 NC 160 107 213 PASS
339 56 28 NC 288 108 213 PASS
329 55 27 NC 288 193 383 PASS
318 53 27 NC 288 193 383 PASS
308 51 26 NC 288 193 383 PASS
298 50 25 NC 288 193 384 PASS
288 48 24 NC 288 193 383 PASS
278 46 23 NC 289 193 385 PASS
251 42 21 NC 265 177 352 PASS

Hi Anton, I have 2 more devices (WM5)
- HTC Artemis (T-Mobile brand)
- ASUS A639
Are you intersted?

Hey Fireball,
Please post the setting for those two devices as well. Thanks!

Device: Mio168
OS: WM2003SE
332Mhz 66 66 T 205 152 259 PASS
332Mhz 133 66 T 211 152 270 PASS

Device: iPAQ hw6910
OS: WM5
624 208 104 104 T 455 398 513 (PASS but freezing sometimes)
553 221 111 55 T 441 352 529 (PASS and stable)
520 208 104 104 T 415 332 499 (PASS and stable)
442 221 111 55 T 396 282 511 (PASS and stable)
416 208 104 104 T 372 265 479 (PASS and stable - original speed setting)
332 221 111 55 T 350 211 488 (PASS and stable)
312 208 104 104 T 329 199 459 (PASS and stable)
221 221 111 55 T 283 141 426 (PASS and stable)
208 208 104 104 T 267 132 401 (PASS and stable)
104 104 52 52 T 135 66 204 (PASS and stable)
52 52 26 52 T 64 32 101 (PASS and stable)

Thanks Leeon,
The first setting will not be considered “stable” if it freezes and this is normal if the default device speed is just 416MHz. How about the 553MHz setting, is it really stable?

To: Anton Tomov on Sep 03, 2007
Hi, that 553MHz is working fine. I’m using it for one year with no problems.

Device: Mio P550m
OS: WM5
The program working if you set Edit/Settings/Advanced “Disable device built-in scaling”.
The sound cannot be heard and communication lost with the internal GPS if you under/over-clock the device.

FCLK HCLK PCLK Volts SI MIPS MEM STATUS Note
450 75 38 NC 407 294 521 PASS
400 67 33 NC 364 263 466 PASS
318 53 27 NC 289 208 369 PASS
251 42 21 NC 224 161 289 PASS

I tried at 500 MHz and above (with manual settings) - no luck, I had to reset…
How high is the default voltage for this CPU (Samsung S3C S3C2440A)? I don’t want to burn it…
As I googled down, it is originally 1,3V
So I set 66/33 MHz the HCLK/PCLK (for sound&GPS;compatibility), and set CPU 528MHz with MDIV/HDIVN, set voltage 1,4V but not succeed.... unfortunately, but I do not give up…

Mark Vertesaljai

Here all my tested speeds:
HP IPAQ HX4700 WM6 Classic:
Please Note: Any speeds above stated top speed is not stable on the PXA270 C3.
Speed: 728 Bus: 208 Ram: 104 LCD: 104 Turbo: T SI: 504 MIPS: 477 Memory: 532 Status: Pass
Speed: 663 Bus: 221 Ram: 104 LCD: 104 Turbo: T SI: 492 MIPS: 435 Memory: 548 Status: Pass
Speed: 624 Bus: 208 Ram: 104 LCD: 104 Turbo: T SI: 464 MIPS: 410 Memory: 519 Status: Pass
Speed: 553 Bus: 221 Ram: 104 LCD: 104 Turbo: T SI: 447 MIPS: 362 Memory: 532 Status: Pass
Speed: 520 Bus: 208 Ram: 104 LCD: 104 Turbo: T SI: 423 MIPS: 341 Memory: 504 Status: Pass
Speed: 442 Bus: 221 Ram: 104 LCD: 104 Turbo: T SI: 402 MIPS: 290 Memory: 513 Status: Pass
Speed: 416 Bus: 208 Ram: 104 LCD: 104 Turbo: T SI: 381 MIPS: 273 Memory: 489 Status: Pass
Speed: 332 Bus: 221 Ram: 104 LCD: 104 Turbo: T SI: 361 MIPS: 217 Memory: 504 Status: Pass
Speed: 312 Bus: 208 Ram: 104 LCD: 104 Turbo: T SI: 340 MIPS: 204 Memory: 476 Status: Pass
Speed: 221 Bus: 221 Ram: 104 LCD: 104 Turbo: T SI: 286 MIPS: 145 Memory: 427 Status: Pass
Speed: 208 Bus: 208 Ram: 104 LCD: 104 Turbo: T SI: 275 MIPS: 136 Memory: 414 Status: Pass
Speed: 104 Bus: 104 Ram: 052 LCD: 052 Turbo: T SI: 137 MIPS: 068 Memory: 206 Status: Pass

Hope you find these Useful,
Regards Aaron

Device: Samsung SCH-i730
OS: WM5
CPU: Intel Bulverde PXA270, Stepping C3
CPU Bus RAM LCD T SI MIPS Memory Status
624 208 104 104 T 437 406 467 PASS*
553 221 111 55 T 419 360 477 PASS*
520 208 104 104 T 425 338 511 PASS
442 221 111 55 T 399 287 510 PASS
416 208 104 104 T 376 270 481 PASS
332 221 111 55 T 352 215 488 PASS
312 208 104 104 T 337 202 472 PASS
221 221 111 55 T 291 143 438 PASS
208 208 104 104 T 266 135 398 PASS
104 104 52 52 T 135 67 202 PASS

*fail unless “disable built-in device scaling” selected

Hi Anton,
Have you got my results for HTC Artemis (T-Mobile brand) and ASUS A639 ?

FROM JON FERBER
DEVICE: HP iPAQ HX2495b
OS: WM5
NOTE: ONLY SPEEDS REPORTED AS PASS ARE GIVEN

Speed: 624 Bus:208 Ram:104 LCD:104 Turbo:T SI:462 MIPS:405 Memory:520 Status:Pass
Speed: 553 Bus:221 Ram:111 LCD:55 Turbo:T SI:448 MIPS:359 Memory:537 Status:Pass
Speed: 520 Bus:208 Ram:104 LCD:104 Turbo:T SI:422 MIPS:338 Memory:505 Status:Pass
Speed: 442 Bus:221 Ram:111 LCD:55 Turbo:T SI:397 MIPS:287 Memory:507 Status:Pass
Speed: 416 Bus:208 Ram:104 LCD:104 Turbo:T SI:373 MIPS:270 Memory:475 Status:Pass
Speed: 332 Bus:221 Ram:111 LCD:55 Turbo:T SI:344 MIPS:215 Memory:473 Status:Pass
Speed: 312 Bus:208 Ram:104 LCD:104 Turbo:T SI:323 MIPS:202 Memory:444 Status:Pass
Speed: 221 Bus:221 Ram:111 LCD:55 Turbo:T SI:284 MIPS:143 Memory:425 Status:Pass
Speed: 208 Bus:208 Ram:104 LCD:104 Turbo:T SI:267 MIPS:135 Memory:399 Status:Pass

Hey, Aaron, I’m curious about something.  How did you get WM 6 on your iPAQ hx4700?  I didn’t think HP released any WM 6 upgrades for their devices.

Steve

E-Ten Glofiish X500+ UK WM6 Professional version: R02 WWE 032 0543 (latest rom 2007/08/03)
(samsung S3C2442)

FCLK HCLK PCLK Volts SI MIPS Memory Status

450 75 38 NC 379 296 463 Pass
440 73 37 NC 379 296 462 Pass
430 72 36 NC 438 296 580 Pass
420 70 35 NC 379 296 463 Pass
410 68 34 NC 438 296 580 Pass
400 67 33 NC 438 296 580 Pass
389 65 32 NC 379 296 461 Pass
379 63 32 NC 438 296 580 Pass
369 62 31 NC 438 297 579 Pass
359 60 30 NC 437 296 578 Pass
349 58 29 NC 438 296 580 Pass
339 56 28 NC 438 297 580 Pass
329 55 27 NC 438 296 579 Pass
318 53 27 NC 438 296 579 Pass
308 51 26 NC 257 204 309 Pass
298 50 25 NC 257 204 309 Pass
288 48 24 NC 301 204 399 Pass
278 46 23 NC 302 204 399 Pass
251 42 21 NC 271 184 359 Pass

These are as indicated after running the ‘Test’ on every possible option.

Greetings,

Dennis Taapken
http://www.lioncode.com

Hello,
Here are my tested speeds on a Dell Axim X3i (speeds above 530 MHz are not stable on prolonged periods, i.e. 4-5 hours)

CPU RAM PXBus Mode SI MIPS Memory
100 50 50 R 99 44 154
100 100 50 R 103 44 162
199 133 66 T 163 89 238
199 100 100 R 197 89 305
295 147 147 R 292 133 451
398 133 133 T 319 180 459
531 133 133 T 365 240 490
590 147 147 T 400 266 534
531 133 265 T 445 240 651
590 147 295 R 483 266 700

Greetings,
Barnabás Králik

Hey Fireball,
I didn’t get your results for HTC Artemis (T-Mobile brand) and ASUS A639 - have you posted them here? I also checked my email but couldn’t find anything. Please re-post the settings again, thanks!

------------Quote: By Pony99CA on Sep 05, 2007

Hey, Aaron, I’m curious about something.  How did you get WM 6 on your iPAQ hx4700?  I didn’t think HP released any WM 6 upgrades for their devices.

Steve------------

If you head over to XDA-Developers there is a new WM6 ROM Unofficial but HP has discontiuned support which has left the door open to other people to develop the ROM further so if you head over to http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=325727&highlight=hx4700 you should find it.
Regards Aaron.

Posting now once more

Device: ASUS MyPal A639
OS: WM6 Classic
CPU: Intel PXA270 @ 400MHz
CPU BUS MEM LCD T Note
442 221 111 55 T Not stable
416 208 104 104 T
312 208 52 104 T
208 104 52 52 T
104 104 52 52 T

Device: HTC Artemis (T-Mobile brand - no WiFi)
OS: WM5
CPU: OMAP850 @ 200MHz

CPU MMU DSP LCD PER TC SI MIPS Memory Note
247 123 247 123 61 123 246 131 361
234 117 234 117 58 117 238 124 351
221 110 221 110 55 110 214 106 322
208 104 208 104 52 104 206 111 302
201 100 201 100 50 100 205 107 302
195 97 195 97 48 97 193 103 283
188 94 188 94 47 94 186 99 273
182 91 182 91 45 91 180 97 263
175 87 175 87 43 87 174 93 254
169 84 169 84 42 84 170 90 251
162 81 162 81 40 81 165 86 244
156 78 156 78 39 78 154 83 225
149 74 149 74 37 74 151 79 222
143 71 143 71 35 71 141 76 206
136 68 136 68 34 68 134 72 196
130 65 130 65 32 65 128 69 187
125 62 125 62 31 62 123 66 180 slow audio
123 61 123 61 30 61 121 65 177 slow audio
121 60 121 60 30 60 119 63 174 slow audio
117 58 117 58 29 58 115 62 168 slow audio
112 56 112 56 28 56 111 59 162 slow audio
110 55 110 55 27 55 109 58 159 slow audio
108 54 108 54 27 54 104 51 156 slow audio
104 52 104 52 26 52 102 54 150 slow audio+shaky video
97 48 97 48 24 48 96 51 141 slow audio+shaky video
91 45 91 45 22 45 90 48 132 slow audio+shaky video
84 42 84 42 21 42 83 44 122 slow audio+shaky video
78 39 78 39 19 39 77 41 112 slow audio+shaky video
71 35 71 35 17 35 70 37 103 slow audio+shaky video
65 32 65 32 16 32 63 34 93 slow audio+shaky video

I tried to post these earlier, but they seem to have not made it.  That’s strange, because my second post did make it.  Let me try again.

Device: HP iPAQ hx2795
OS: Windows Mobile 5
CPU: Intel Bulverde PXA270, Stepping C0
CPU Speed: 728 Bus: 208 RAM: 104 LCD: 104 Turbo: T SI: 543 MIPS: 472 Memory: 614 Status: PASS Notes: Stable most of the time, but hung playing full-screen video in Media Player
CPU Speed: 663 Bus: 221 RAM: 111 LCD: 55 Turbo: T SI: 529 MIPS: 430 Memory: 628 Status: PASS Notes: Stable even playing full-screen video

Hello,

Here are the results for the Fujitsu Loox N560 (Intel Bulverde PXA270 Stepping C3 & WM5):
CPU/Bus/Ram/LCD/T
728: not stable
663/221/111/55/T
624/208/104/104/T
553/221/111/55/T
520/208/104/104/T
442/221/111/55/T
416/208/104/104/T
332/221/111/55/T
312/208/104/104/T
221/221/111/55/T
208/208/104/104/T
104/104/52/52/T

my Qtek 9000 WM5 with original cpu 520mhz intel(R) PXA270 (similar phones= imate jasjar or HTC-universal.)

cpu speeds 663 and 728 is NOT stable so far.
i reccomend choosing the values containing LCD 104 because lower will only flicker the screen content a lot..
-make sure you stick with the same BUS on the speeds you choose…

CPU/Bus/Ram/LCD/T/SI/MIPS/ Memory
624/208/104/104/T/463/404/521
520/208/104/104/T/425/337/512
416/208/104/104/T/378/269/486
312/208/104/104/T/330/202/458
208/208/104/104/T/266/134/398

in order for PHM to work without total freeze no matter what setting, i had to deactivate the build-in scaling.
if not, the screen goes “white” when not connected to power adapter (charger)

remember to NOT set “start automatically” until you get a stable environment with PHM (with or without charger)
-if not, you end up with a booted Qtek 9000 that ends up with the entire display white (frozen)
-this could mean you have to hard-reset and you don’t want that !!! (unless you can boot up in safe mode..)

it doesn’t clock UP “a lot” but it sure makes the battery last longer when idle clocks it DOWN 208 mhz !

if i discover any use that may be unstable - i will post it..

Dev: Gigabyte gSmart i350
OS: WM6

CPU/PXBus/RAM/LCD:

663/221/55/55/T ALMOST STABLE
650/260/65/65/T ALMOST STABLE
624/208/52/104/T STABLE
520/208/52/104/T STABLE
416/208/52/104/T STABLE
312/208/52/104/T STABLE
208/208/52/104/T STABLE