Pocket Hack Master....

jediassassin · 10-24-05, 09:20 PM

I just began using Pocket Hack Master with my x50v and I only started testgin CPU speeds when it froze and I soft reset it. It turned out that I had to take out the battery and thus it became a hard reset. This has happened twice: once when I tried 728 Mhz and a second when I tried 680 Mhz. Is this happeningto anyone else? If so, does anyone know how to solve the problem?

darkdestroyer · 10-24-05, 09:37 PM

The 1ghz setting turned my Axim into a brand spanking factory one. (hard reset for those who havn't caught on)
Other than that it's worked fine

jediassassin · 10-24-05, 09:40 PM

Do you have your Axim set on Normal or what under the Power option in the Settings folder?

What do you suggest for better performance? Should I look for higher CPU, Bus, or RAM speed?

tancerman · 10-24-05, 09:51 PM

I find it best just not to use the program at all

jediassassin · 10-24-05, 09:53 PM

I am getting the hang of it now. When the benchmark sign doesn't come up, I have to hard-reset, but hit cancel instead of clear. Then I go back to my Today Screen. It is a process of trial and error that I am willing to go through at the moment. Will let you know the results if you like...

jnev · 10-24-05, 10:44 PM

from what i've heard xcpuscalar seems to do a much better job than pocket hack master at ocing your cpu. i haven't tried either, just letting you know what i've been told by others more ambitious than myself.

jediassassin · 10-25-05, 05:21 AM

I have tried XCPUScalar. I have tried it and it only gives you the generic 728 Mhz with a 208 Bus and 104 RAM as the max. I admit it does look easier to overclock or (underclock) with XCPUScalar, Pocket Hack Master gives you MANY MANY MANY more options. And it was easier to find a serial number...;-) I may end up buying it if I actually like the way it works and so far so good...

benjesuit · 10-25-05, 07:41 AM

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Originally Posted by jediassassin

I have tried XCPUScalar. I have tried it and it only gives you the generic 728 Mhz with a 208 Bus and 104 RAM as the max. I admit it does look easier to overclock or (underclock) with XCPUScalar, Pocket Hack Master gives you MANY MANY MANY more options.

I prefer XCPU because I find it is more stable than hack master.

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And it was easier to find a serial number...;-) I may end up buying it if I actually like the way it works and so far so good...

Careful young padawan. Such things lead to the darkside of the force.

(Edit: oh wait, judging from your moniker, you're already there.

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jediassassin · 10-25-05, 09:55 AM

lol...XCPU is more stable. I find that Pocket Hack Master has given me better performance because I can change the Bus and RAM speeds. I guess it depends on preference.

Pseudo Nim · 02-24-06, 02:49 PM

XCPUScalar is the "overclocking for dummies" tool. PHM is much more powerful.

My best result so far with PHM is as follows: CPU=683, bus=273, mem=137, LCD=68; that gives me 453/251/656 SI/MIPS/MemSpeed.

Can anybody beat that?

jowilk · 02-24-06, 05:55 PM

hi, one question, why? are there any programs out there that require more than 624?

Beweglich · 02-24-06, 05:58 PM

All overclocking programs are unstable and dangerous for your pocket PC
What kinda battery life do you get using it long term
I think AMD is starting work on microprocessors
Think of it a 64 bit Pocket PC running at 1ghz

**ksong12** · 08-26-06, 05:18 AM

Do a "fake" hard reset. When it asks you, press the Messaging button.