Overclocked HTC Thunderbolt Dominates Quadrant Benchmark
A recent kernel developed for the HTC Thunderbolt, “unboLTEd 0.2” has allowed for incredible speeds to be reached on the HTC Thunderbolt handset. What speeds? Specifically, 1.8GHz (originally its Qualcomm Snapdragon processor is clocked at 1GHz), which has resulted in a whopping score of 2772 in Quadrant benchmarking, completely destroying the competition. Though not officially released, the unboLTEd kernel has been shared by developer Derek Rodriguez here and there, resulting in this score by someone who managed to get their hands on it. A huge overclock, a huge score, some doubt as to its authenticity, and a phone with incredible potential. Why haven’t we seen this before on other Snapdragon-powered handsets? Some images of the Quadrant scores and overclock after the break.
via androidcommunity
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[...] some Quadrant benchmarking results – 3231! – very impressive, indeed, putting the 2772 score posted by the 1.8GHz (Snapdragon) HTC Thunderbolt we saw recently to shame. It just shows you what the NVIDIA Tegra 2 is capable of. At stock 1GHz speeds, the Xoom [...]
[...] days after we see the Thunderbolt hit 1.8GHz and pull off some ridiculous Quadrant runs, it’s now been scaled to 2000 MHz, an overclocking [...]