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[DooMLoRD]

Using Froyo FreeX10 ROM Beta4 (http://forum.xda-dev...ad.php?t=900441)
with data2sd mod (http://forum.xda-dev...&postcount=3667) no cpu overclock

Quadrant: 2776

[Admin]

Your result has been posted, thanks.

[DooMLoRD]

Admin, on 12 February 2011 - 12:49 AM, said:

Your result has been posted, thanks.

thank you for posting them... one more thing FYI i used the stock SD card which came with the X10 packaging, its class 4 microSD card

[Admin]

DooMLoRD, on 12 February 2011 - 01:22 AM, said:

thank you for posting them... one more thing FYI i used the stock SD card which came with the X10 packaging, its class 4 microSD card

Thanks.

Is it affects significantly by the performance of the SDCards?

[DooMLoRD]

Admin, on 12 February 2011 - 01:43 PM, said:

Thanks.

Is it affects significantly by the performance of the SDCards?

seeing how heavily Quadrant weighs i/o scores i think higher performance cards might increase score...

i am planning to get a class 6/8 card... will try again then...

[Admin]

Remember though, class doesn't always tell the whole story - often brand named but lower-class cards end up being faster. SanDisk seems to always perform well for a given class rating.

[DooMLoRD]

Admin, on 16 February 2011 - 01:44 AM, said:

Remember though, class doesn't always tell the whole story - often brand named but lower-class cards end up being faster. SanDisk seems to always perform well for a given class rating.

thanks admin... i am ordering a sandisk 16gb class 10 card... lets see how that works out...

btw one of the members @ xda x10 forums (brickloader) got this:

http://forum.xda-dev...49&postcount=97

3243




same setup, no overclock (seeing that the cpu and other scores are similar), i am guessing a higher class sd card... though he/she hasnt mentioned which one...


cheers!!!

[Admin]

Looking at that link from XDA, I don't think he did anything special there - certainly he didn't use any RAMDisk based ROMs. I wonder how he ended up with such a fast I/O component in that Quadrant result?

[DooMLoRD]

Admin, on 19 February 2011 - 08:44 PM, said:

Looking at that link from XDA, I don't think he did anything special there - certainly he didn't use any RAMDisk based ROMs. I wonder how he ended up with such a fast I/O component in that Quadrant result?

the X10 has very limited RAM (280MB so i really doubt its a RAMDisk)...

there were some tweaks suggested http://forum.xda-dev...369&postcount=1

i tried them but couldnt get any significant change in my results... i really dunno how he got that... but its a brilliant result

[Admin]

Hmm, I'm at a loss as to how to describe this "customization"...