Speeding up phone? Over clock?

[sudbury78]

I have heard from people and seen random posts about people speeding up their phones after rooting. I'm curious how it's done and is it dangerous? Also I hear people state their battery life is significantly changed for the better post root. Is that a process as well? Always curious to mod my phone. Thanks guys and gals

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[N2myN2]

I think you use a "kernal" to do that. Stroll over to XDA Developers to see them.
Here's one I think. I'm a nOOb at this stuff.
[Kernel][Dec 19] Perseus - xda-developers
HTH
Rob

 

[DroidXcon]

I have heard from people and seen random posts about people speeding up their phones after rooting. I'm curious how it's done and is it dangerous? Also I hear people state their battery life is significantly changed for the better post root. Is that a process as well? Always curious to mod my phone. Thanks guys and gals

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I wouldn't mess with sud our phones are plenty fast. Even Chaifire (made the exynos abuse app) does not over clock his device and he is like a super hacker. If he doesn't feel the need I don't think we should bother. It could potentially cause more problems than it would benefit you.

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[N2myN2]

I wouldn't mess with sud our phones are plenty fast.

Agreed. What's faster than INSTANT? LOL
Rob

 

[sudbury78]

Okay. I am becoming a moding whore and figured why not. Ha

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[PsYcHoNeWb]

On slightly older phones like the Galaxy Nexus I did it a lot but on this phone or even the Galaxy S3 I didn't see a need to overclock. This phone is fast enough. Why make it unstable, even if its only a little unstable, just to overclock it to see minimal improvement if anything. Personally in my experience, overclocking the CPU just causes unnecessary problems.