smooth4lyfe
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Well atleast we know its now possible lol...Did you get to actually use the phone while it was overclocked? or did it burn out before u got to try anything?
Why don't you take the phone appart, glue a heatsink to the SOC and try to overclock it again? Does it have the RAM over the processor? If yes, that could be a problem :/
I agree 110%
Don't try this at home: Overclocking all 8 cores of the GT-I9500 | Android Central
Excuse how simplified it is. Don't want to overwhelm people on the blog. I sent them here to find out the how, the why, and the OMFG AWESOME of it all.
the geek in me wants to see those pics
what does the burnt octacore processor look like? (and what does it smell like?)
are there any pics of the internals?
Wondering if anyone who's overclocked it north of 2Ghz has kept it stable long enough for a benchmark. I imagine at 2.2Ghz it was pushing near 5k on geekbench yea?
Imagine gaming on this device!
Not only would all games run 60 FPS + but the whole phone would basically melt!
Unless you are able to put a water cooler or some fans.
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I don't think a heatsink would work, I mean there's no room and you would need a fan to effectively dissipate the heat.
Sprint GS3 Running TN's Msg and Chubbs
It would be weird to have a huge s4 with a heatsink in it.
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Unless you are able to put a water cooler or some fans.
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I don't think a heatsink would work, I mean there's no room and you would need a fan to effectively dissipate the heat.
Sprint GS3 Running TN's Msg and Chubbs
It would be weird to have a huge s4 with a heatsink in it.
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Imagine gaming on this device!
Not only would all games run 60 FPS + but the whole phone would basically melt!
Unless you are able to put a water cooler or some fans.
Sent from my GT-I9505 using Tapatalk 4 Beta
I don't think a heatsink would work, I mean there's no room and you would need a fan to effectively dissipate the heat.
Sprint GS3 Running TN's Msg and Chubbs
It would be weird to have a huge s4 with a heatsink in it.
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Well atleast we know its now possible lol...Did you get to actually use the phone while it was overclocked? or did it burn out before u got to try anything?
Why don't you take the phone appart, glue a heatsink to the SOC and try to overclock it again? Does it have the RAM over the processor? If yes, that could be a problem :/
Hey bro awesome work,
i have a question though, did ur phone burnout from consuming too much power or over heating ??
either way under volting would solve both these problems, how low can the a 15 go per freq ??
I think he tried to put a cooler or heatsink in it.
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Well its good to see that phone is hanging in there like a champ. It really shocks me how surprisingly resilient the Galaxy S4 is that phone sure can take a beating and yet keep on working.
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I see. Still, this is a very interesting modification done to the S4. It's quite surprising that you could retain most of the stock parts.
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