Posts Tagged ‘Speed’

Palm Pre overclocked to 1 ghz

Are you an ardent owner of the the Palm pre and do you intend to go one step ahead by overclocking.This is now possible as PreCentral reports that a new UberKernel hack is available foryour aging Palm Pre can get the pebble-shaped cell phone running at a blistering 1 GHz. The site describes a Pre running at this new, and improved, speed as “blazingly fast.” The kernel hack also has a handy feature called “screenstate overclocking,” which spins your processor up to a full 1 GHz when the screen is on, and back down to its intended speed when the screen is off. If you are thinking about giving this a shot, be careful. A cell phone designed to run at around 600 MHz, running at close to 1 GHz, could melt a hole right through your pocket !

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iPhone App dedicated for Michael Jackson fans – That Ain’t It

To remember the one and only legendary King of Pop Michael Jackson’s  and his first death Anniversary, IMAK Creations have created a iPhone App for Michael Jackson fans.The comes free and its of size 7.3 MB.It’s also compatible with iPhone, iPod touch, iPad, requires iPhone OS 3.0 or later.The app is named “That Ain’t It“,is a trivia game with the following features listed below

  • 111 questions
  • 2 speeds: game show and speed trivia
  • 2 global high score boards
  • 3 difficulty levels of questions
  • 8 categories; albums, awards, bio, music videos, 4 lyrics categories
  • 6 different player profiles
  • facebook support

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This app has some nice reviews and rated 9+.So if you are fan of MJ do try this free app from the iTunes store.

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BSNL introduces 24MBps Broadband Plan

After Airtel had started their 16MBps plan few months back, next turn was Government based BSNL to join the league.BSNL have launched the fastest ever broadband in India with a mega speed of 24mbps.Don’t be happy yet, coz this comes with a FUP limit of 150GB.What crap plans,if they are providing such high speed rate why cap the limit to just 150Gb. 150 GB will be consumed in no time.Crazy plans i must say.Atleast 500Gb was enough for me.In addition to this there are some more plans added up.Do let me know what do you feel.

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NEC Triples USB 3.0 Speed to 16GB/s

Engineers at NEC have come up with a method to boost the speed at which data can be transferred over USB to a whopping 16Gb/s. The new technology increases the upper speed of USB 3.0 from an already rapid 5Gb/s to 16Gb/s – potentially allowing the transfer of hordes of data in the blink of an eye.NEC’s new technology works just like USB 3.0 and sends data as a stream of binary 1s and 0s. The difference lies in its ability to deliver and maintain high speed data transfer signals. The company has not actually developed a completely new bus; rather the scientists have come up with a way of delaying the rate at which data is fed back to the input signal.

It is first necessary to understand how SuperSpeed USB 3.0 works. When data throughput rates are very high, signals tend to become distorted.The new SuperSpeed USB 3.0 uses something called ‘adaptive equalisation’ to increase the stability of the carrier signal, allowing the data to be transferred significantly faster than has been previously possible without corruption.Under this technology, the signal is split into two and one part is fed back onto the input signal to give it stability.

However, when the frequency increases, the bus chip is expected to work a lot faster in order to complete the feedback and keep distortion in check. To work around this problem, NEC boffins seem to have found a method of adding a delay tied to the data rate to the feedback waveform.

“This procedure greatly reduces the nearest-neighbor inter-bit interference in the signal waveform and thus successfully alleviates the issue of feedback-time constraint inherent in conventional equalizers,” NEC’s scientists claimed. While the entire process might seem too complicated to be understood by normal computer users, it definitely seems to work.

So for all purposes, NEC now has a USB chip with the ability to transfer data at 16Gb/s. It now has to wait for the licensing bodies to license the new technology and open the doors for its use at a commercial level.

Although the technology only exists in prototype form, the next step for NEC is to apply to the USB Promoter Group – the licensing body for the USB standard – for permission to market the device under the USB brand. Assuming the technology works as well as NEC claims it does, it should only be a matter of time before the new speeds become standard fare.

Intel's New Overclocking Gem explored

Intel 32nm processors dubbed Clarkdale, are to be launched next week. But its capabilities are already being explored by over-clockers from around the world. The picture shows the overclocking feat achieved by NickShih from Xtremesystems forum. He reached a speed of 6.9GHz on a Core i5 32nm edition.

As you can see, the voltage is set at 1.94V which is not that high, considering the frequency achieved. With this proof at hand, we can now be a bit more confident about Clarkdales achieving good clocks on lower volts, thus letting us have a fair share of the OC fun. Anyhow it was expected, so lets see if it’s for real once it has been released.

Have a look at the screen shot to get all the details.

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The config used was Intel Core i5 1156 LGA 32nm coupled with  EVGA P55 3X SLI Classified.This did a overclock of 6921.8MHZ with multiplier of 27 and bus speed of 256.36.The stock rated FSB was 3076.35 Mhz.So you can see the capability of Core i5 32nm chip.

System specification:

Processor: Clarkdale 3.47GMotherboard: EVGA P55 3X Classified (E659)
VGA card: Radeon HD 5870
RAM: A-DATA 2200 CL8 & G.Skill 2000 CL7
PSU: Antec TruePower Quattro 1200 OC
Hard Drive: Western Digital 500G
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This was not all.The same guy gave a update too .He clocked a max of 7.11Ghz with a different machine but the processor was of same batch although it was a different piece.Here are the specs he used to clock 7.11Ghz

System specification:

  • Clarkdale I5 670 ES 3.47g
  • EVGA E659 A51 BIOS
  • GSKILL 2000 CL7 1gx2
  • ANTEC TPQ1200w OC
  • segate 500G
  • Kingpin Venom pot

With the above config 7003.0 MHZ(7.11GHZ maxed) was clocked with multiplier of 27 and bus speed of 259.4.The stock rated FSB was 3112.4 Mhz.Here is the screen shot of SuperPi calculation as well as CPUz validator.Lets hope such awesome batches come soon.

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Buffalo Unveils World's first 12X Blue ray DvD writer

Buffalo one of the leading brands of external devices have launched world’s first 12X Blue ray dvd writer with USB 3.0 capability.Blue ray seems to be the trend these days as most of the movie freaks are turning into Blue ray movies.This would be a great for users who wish to burn their favourite Blue ray movies on to the Blue ray discs.

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Named as BR-X1216U3, it could be too advanced for average users as currently the motherboard and chipset that supporting USB 3.0 are still very rare in today’s market and also Intel potentially delayed its chipset development with USB 3.0 till 2011. Meanwhile, there is still no Blu-Ray disc with 12x speed yet. But one thing for sure, there won’t be any bottleneck now since the USB 3.0 interface can be scaled up to 5Gbps theoretically especially when bundled with ultra fast writing speed that can be fitted well for future system without the need of upgrade.

Named as BR-X1216U3, it could be too advanced for average users as currently the motherboard and chipset that supporting USB 3.0 are still very rare in today’s market and also Intel potentially delayed its chipset development with USB 3.0 till 2011. Meanwhile, there is still no Blu-Ray disc with 12x speed yet. But one thing for sure, there won’t be any bottleneck now since the USB 3.0 interface can be scaled up to 5Gbps theoretically especially when bundled with ultra fast writing speed that can be fitted well for future system without the need of upgrade.

Best part is, it is fully backward compatible with USB 2.0 host port even though the maximum writing speed has to be trapped at 7x, which is still far more sufficient for current demand.Targeted for official launching by next month, the Buffalo burner will be retailed at $460 and it is compatible to run with Windows Operating Systems such as XP, Vista and even Windows 7.

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