Author: Mike Byrne
Date: 05:58:11 09/24/03
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On September 24, 2003 at 06:23:41, Bigler wrote: >Hello, > >with speedstepper, overclocking to 472 MHz, did you use your handle lets say for >ours at this speed with Pocket Fritz 2 ?? I'm not sure what you are asking - but PF2 got 45K nps at 472 Mhz > >So no problem of overheating ?? > >Thanks and Best regards With the xscale factor automatcially adjusting the speed, I have not noticed any issues - but in general - I do not use pondering and I do not let the PDA "think" for a very long time even though I have set it to 472Mhz. The setting is not "sticky" - so everytime it powers off, it goes back to 400 Mhz. The x-scale processor automatically increases/decrrease Mhz depending the processor usage. That function appears to work very well - obviously while running a chess program, it scales up to full speed. I did play one 30 minute game WITH pondering and NOT overclocking with the unit plugged in - the unit developed a warm spot near the battery area. I thought that was strange because I have never noticed any PDA ever develope a warm spot anywhere before while running before - but I also never had a 400 Mhz unit before either.
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