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FASTER THAN A SPEEDING BULLET

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reviewed XCPUScalar in June 2004. A little over
2 years later what has changed?

Support for more devices including Windows Mobile
5.0-based devices
Underclock as low as 104MHz and overcook as high as
728MHz depending on your XScale CPU
Autorecovery override

I FEEL THE NEED FOR SPEED

So, how does it work? Before I give you my overall
opinion, let’s take a look at the various options
and settings available in XCPUScalar 2006.

Figure
1:
'Speed' is the main tab in XCPUScalar. From here you can
lock in a speed for your CPU. My Treo 700w runs standard
at 312MHz.

Figure 2: Although XCPUScalar supports 240×240
devices, the menus are not well designed for this screen
size.

This is the rest of the 'Speed' tab which features
the Auto Scale with CPU load, TaskBar Meter and color
options.

You may notice the graphic glitch in the screenshot
above. I found several of these while using the program.
Considering the Treo 700w has a very slow video
processor, I am willing to give XCPUScalar the benefit
of the doubt. I have not seen these glitches in any
other program on my Treo, though.

Figure 3: At the top of the screenshot, you can see
the TaskBar CPU meter.

Figure 4: Fortunately, you can change the text and
background colors of the TaskBar meter so it matches
your Today theme.

One of the best features of XCPUScalar is the 'Auto
Scale with CPU load' option. This allows you to let the
program decide the best speed for your device based on
what it is doing and how hard the CPU is working. The
concept is, most applications do not stress the CPU. So,
you should be able to get better battery life out of
your device by underclocking the CPU most of the time
and only speeding it up when it is needed. Let’s take a
look at the 'Advanced' tab where the settings for Auto
Scale are located.

Figure 5: You can set the

speed for your CPU at various load settings.

In this
screenshot, if the CPU load is 15% or less, the
processor will run at 208MHz.

Figure 6: Here is the rest of the 'Advanced' tab.

You can define speeds for various CPU loads, which is
VERY nice.

Figure
7: The 'Meters' tab shows you various information about
your device.

Here you can see the CPU load, battery
life, storage memory…

Figure
8: …and program memory. Notice that the TaskBar meter
also reports the current processor speed and CPU load.

Figure 9: The file menu gives you a few more options
including the ability to automatically start XCPUScalar
after a soft reset.

You will also notice the 'Ignore Safety Checks on Start'
option in the above screenshot. Normally, XCPUScalar
performs a safety check when it is started or after a
soft reset if you have it set to start automatically.
The safety check makes sure that your device will boot
at the speed you have chosen. If it does not boot,
XCPUScalar will return your device to the stock clock
speed. If you are feeling brave, the 'Ignore' option
lets you bypass those safety checks and force XCPUScalar
to run at the speed you have chosen.

Another built-in safety check runs while the device
connected to a desktop PC using ActiveSync. XCPUScalar
will automatically return your device to the stock clock
speed during the ActiveSync session to prevent
conflicts. After all, ActiveSync is quite capable of
messing up on its’ own… it certainly does not need any
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TAKE IT TO 11

I used XCPUScalar for several weeks on my Treo 700w.
Unfortunately, I was unable to get SPB Benchmark to run
on my device so I will not be able to give you
scientific speed results. This was not XCPUScalar’s
fault because SPB Benchmark would not run after a hard
reset even before I installed XCPUScalar. So, I will
give you my subjective 'feeling' on how my device
performed while running XCPUScalar.

I found that using the Auto Scale function worked
splendidly and I used that most of the time.
Approximately 80% of the time, XCPUScalar was able to
downclock the CPU to 208MHz. This resulted in a battery
life bonus of about 10%. Fortunately, the Treo’s battery
life is pretty good anyway, but for some of the more
'longevity-challenged' devices, this could be a real
bonus. When playing games such as Bejeweled 2, which is
notoriously CPU-intensive, XCPUScalar scaled my CPU
smoothly up to 520MHz. The author tells me that some
people using the Treo have even run the CPU at 624MHz,
but I am not quite that brave. The device was perfectly
stable at speeds between 208 and 520MHz. The only
difference that I noticed

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