enthusiasts from XDA, the community of application developers for Android, posted an interesting video, dedicated to the acceleration of mobile processors. To demonstrate their success, they chose smartphone Samsung Galaxy S II, dual-core processor which has a nominal frequency of 1.2 GHz.
Using specially written for this code, programmers raise the CPU speed up to 1.504 GHz smartphone. As a result, the device has left far behind all the existing smartphones to date performance. For testing we used the SetCPU 2.1.3.
Using software developed by enthusiasts managed to get the frequency of 2 GHz, but the device worked extremely unstable. In addition, in this mode smartphone uses much more energy, so that acceleration can be made only for sport.
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enthusiasts from XDA, the community of application developers for Android, posted an interesting video, dedicated to the acceleration of mobile processors. To demonstrate their success, they chose smartphone Samsung Galaxy S II, dual-core processor which has a nominal frequency of 1.2 GHz. Using specially written for this code, programmers raise the CPU speed up to [...]
enthusiasts from XDA, the community of application developers for Android, posted an interesting video, dedicated to the acceleration of mobile processors. To demonstrate their success, they chose smartphone Samsung Galaxy S II, dual-core processor which has a nominal frequency of 1.2 GHz. Using specially written for this code, programmers raise the CPU speed up to [...]
enthusiasts from XDA, the community of application developers for Android, posted an interesting video, dedicated to the acceleration of mobile processors. To demonstrate their success, they chose smartphone Samsung Galaxy S II, dual-core processor which has a nominal frequency of 1.2 GHz. Using specially written for this code, programmers raise the CPU speed up to [...]
enthusiasts from XDA, the community of application developers for Android, posted an interesting video, dedicated to the acceleration of mobile processors. To demonstrate their success, they chose smartphone Samsung Galaxy S II, dual-core processor which has a nominal frequency of 1.2 GHz. Using specially written for this code, programmers raise the CPU speed up to [...]
enthusiasts from XDA, the community of application developers for Android, posted an interesting video, dedicated to the acceleration of mobile processors. To demonstrate their success, they chose smartphone Samsung Galaxy S II, dual-core processor which has a nominal frequency of 1.2 GHz. Using specially written for this code, programmers raise the CPU speed up to [...]
enthusiasts from XDA, the community of application developers for Android, posted an interesting video, dedicated to the acceleration of mobile processors. To demonstrate their success, they chose smartphone Samsung Galaxy S II, dual-core processor which has a nominal frequency of 1.2 GHz. Using specially written for this code, programmers raise the CPU speed up to [...]
enthusiasts from XDA, the community of application developers for Android, posted an interesting video, dedicated to the acceleration of mobile processors. To demonstrate their success, they chose smartphone Samsung Galaxy S II, dual-core processor which has a nominal frequency of 1.2 GHz. Using specially written for this code, programmers raise the CPU speed up to [...]
