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@mihaim1980: I think you rushed with that CPU way to early...

Nice! Now get some more!

root@bacon:/ # cat /proc/last_kmsg | grep bin: -i [ 1.037692] clock-krait-8974 f9016000.qcom,clock-krait: Speed bin: 3 [ 1.037849] clock-krait-8974 f9016000.qcom,clock-krait: PVS bin: 7 About voltages can't really say, I'm still experimenting, but 1.2V are the defaults @3033MHz.

I'm looking at this website: https://www.ubreakifix.com/blog/lg-g3-teardown/ As you open the phone, the first on the board can be seen the storage NAND memory: (Orange) Toshiba THGBMBG8D4KBAIR 32 GB on-board NAND flash memory Then if we flip the board we can see the big chip in the center: (Orange) SK Hynix 2GB/3GB LPDDR3 RAM layered on the 2.5 GHz quad-core Snapdragon 801 processor. So are you saying your are cooling with the copper shim the 32 GB on-board NAND and the cold passes through it and cools the GPU on the other side of the board? Can't understand your explanation...

I'm a little bit reluctant to try and test benching in low temperature environments. I'm just curious how you are cooling your phone, I've studied the LG G3 Disassembly Teardown guides available on the internet and it seems that the tiny Qualcomm CPU is actually beneath the motherboard directly under display. So what exactly are you cooling in your screenshots, looks to me you have some frosting on your battery.

Dar de asta ce zici? http://hwbot.org/submission/2730729_ Sincer nu e mare performanță, dacă poate telefonul, aia e frecvența...

Not sure if you know or if you handle this but if your temp hits 70 degrees you will throttle and won't be able to keep 2.88 GHz for all benchmark.

Can you rise the frequency at 2880MHz?

When I search for "801 MSM8974AC" I get three results on the main site. One contains almost all phones with a Snapdragon 801 phone: http://hwbot.org/hardware/processor/snapdragon_801_msm8974ac_v3_2457mhz/ Another one contains only guys with Samsung Galaxy S5 phones. http://hwbot.org/hardware/processor/snapdragon_801_msm8974ac__8974_v3_2457mhz/ Should those two categories merged? Last one contains phones that are not matching a valid frequency (2500MHz is not correct, 2457MHz is the stock frequency): http://hwbot.org/hardware/processor/snapdragon_801_msm8974ac_v3_2500mhz/ Should be this category removed?

Data viitoare să pui și 4700HQ, pentru că este varianta soldered a lui 4700MQ.

Lollipop e mult mai eficient pe stock runs, dar câteva din tweakurile care îmi aduc puncte babane pe Kitkat, pe Lollipop mă penalizează grav... Am reușit și 4K+ pe Lollipop acum 2 săptămâni din întâmplare, dar nu a vrut să îmi facă submit, nu știu de ce uneori refuză să îmi facă submit la scoruri, iar acum nu mai pot să reproduc scorul ăla...

Ok, then why it tells me my CPU is not in database when I run Hwbot Prime on Android?

Please add this CPU: MediaTek MT6589 Quad-Core Cortex-A7 1209 MHz CPU-Z validation: http://valid.canardpc.com/a/8hsbet Thanks!

Btw, at that time I thought that my cpu is pretty bad on silicon cause I was able of such small bclk. I was hoping of something like 105%-106%. Now when I see your score at the same limit I don't know what to say, can't you push more?

Hello, just saw your message you left long time ago on my score. But I guess you already know how to change bclk, so no need to explain. Just a warning, make sure you have a spi dump backup of your bios chis. In case you mess something in BIOS, it could happen that you won't be able to boot/post and there is no way (at least I wasn't able to find) to reset the CMOS memory. Have fun overclocking!