Offical Galaxy Nexus Overclocking Results.

[bignaz]

This is a work in progress. This will be a database of overclocks people are running as well as some info regarding rom, kernel etc.

Goal of this thread is to provide a database of what rom and kernel combinations people are running as well as there overclocks they are getting.

Rom:

Kernel Version:

Max Overclock:

Notes "Any issues regarding crashing, reboots etc.":

CF-Bench and Antutu Benchmark screenshots:





Rom: AXIOM 2.4

Kernel Version: 3.0.14-g8e0f3bc-dirty Fab@Apex#3

Max Overclock: 1.35ghz

Notes: None phone runs stable and with on demand i did not notice a impact in battery live vs stock clocks. However set on performance i did see a slight decrease in battery life felt like my extended battery was my stock battery and my phone was at stock clocks. Have not experienced any issues why running this overclock for about 2 days now. One day my phone was set to performance for 24 hours and then switched to on demand.


Screen shot is a Antutu run at 1.35ghz. Phone was not rebooted so apps were running in the background as well as getting some text messages during the run. Still not bad

 

[chevyguy8893]

Rom: AXI0M 2.3

Kernel Version: 3.0.14-imoseyon-1.2.2exp2-gd2d82e8-dirty imoseyon@ubuntu #143

Max Overclock: 1.35ghz

Notes: I tried 1.42ghz and the phone would lag horribly, but it is stable and smooth at 1.35ghz. I have ZRAM enabled if that matters at all. Running the interactiveX governor since it gives me better battery life. No random reboots, freezing, or any other undesirable behavior. The phone is also undervolted to help with battery life (consistently getting 13-15 hours on the battery with some time to spare under moderate to heavy use and screen time over 3 hours). Overall the phone is fast and smooth even after being overclocked for around a week now. I am reluctant to change ROM's because this works so well, but I will probably change it.

Here are my benchmarks between CF bench and Antutu. CF bench gives more consistent numbers than antutu which is all over the place for me.

 

[thebizz]

Here are two of mine

 

[bignaz]

Rom: CodenameDroid-(Mod)-1.0.1-GN-CDMA

Kernel Version: 3.0.16 gtmartin@gtmartins-Mac-Pro#1

Max Overclock: 1.35ghz


Runs smooth. Getting better numbers in bench marks. This was just the first run i'll do some more and post a average as well as high and low. Seems like a good combo

 

[bignaz]

Rom: CodenameDroid-(MOD)-1.1.1-GN-CDMA

Kernel Version: 3.0.16-rc1-franco.Kernel-nightly-10

Max Overclock: 1.35ghz


Notes. Nice and snappy combo. Awesome battery life and turns the phone into a beast.

 

[thebizz]

Here is mine running inferno 512

And one more just because

 

[Nakrohtap]

Every time I run AnTuTu, I get a different score. I was around 6200 yesterday. Now, I am in the low 4000's, with the ram and CPU Integer being the main culprit. I haven't changed anything since yesterday. Tried running with different governors and speeds with no luck.

 

[Fahrenheit]

I'm noticing a trend here...speed-wise.


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[chevyguy8893]

Here is mine running inferno 512
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And one more just because
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I just switched over to this kernel and it seems to be working really well so far. It seems so much smoother than other kernels I have used. How is it working for you since you have been running it a little bit longer?

 

[thebizz]

Its been running great for me run my phone on conservative with it set to 1200 Max .

 

[Nakrohtap]

I started all over with AOKP #21 and Franco 14.4. It looks like my device is back where it should be now.
These are the highest scores yet for my phone.

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[chevyguy8893]

Here's my new setup running Foxhound ROM with trinity inferno 512 (which I love now that I have ran it for a while) set on conservative maxed at 1350.