T675C Sysinfo

[MadBob]

My Clie T675C Secs are

Motorola Dragonball Super VZ 66Mhz
Operating System Palm OS 4.1
Memory RAM: 16 MB SDR
ROM: 8 MB
User memory range: 15 MB

however I have yet to find a Sysinfo util that will tell me the correct information, they come back with 4MB ROM, etc.

anyone got a good Sysinfo that will show me the real hardware?

also why does me CPU get reported as 51MHZ and nothing I can do to overclock it seems to get it to 66MHZ never mind higher!

I assume (hopefully) that this is the Sysinfo 2.3 software not accepting that the CPU can get that high? it tells me I am runnig at 51MHZ (87%) of baseline :( its really depressing

[Ayamd1]

My T650C (Asian version) has 8MB ROM, although its the T665 counterpart which only has 4MB. They need the extra ROM for language files, which I later removed, leaving me an extra 5MB for storing apps using Jackflash. Maybe your unit really has 8MB ROM.

As far as CPU speed is concerned, there are many factors governing this. Just because the CPU clock installed is 66MHz doesn't necessarily mean all apps will run at this speed. It depends primarily on what CPU functions and operations are accessed by the app. Certain operations like audio and video may cause a bit of a slowdown.

Don't be worried that your unit is not functioning up to par. I had a 33MHz T615 and the apps run much faster on the T650. And that's fine enough with me. I don't need to make sure that they run twice as fast.

stay cool.

[MadBob]

Figured it out, all the Sysinfo utils report actual ROM, take a freshly bought Clie (mine was replaced so I have one here)

use Sysinfo it tells you there is 7.7MB ROM, (Total of 23.7MB) alter it with JackSprat and JackFlash and it reports how much Actual ROM is in use not how much there is spare or being used by the Apps JackFlash moved into Flash ROM,

so after creating about 3MB space by deleting some of the crap and replacing the apps I disliked with ones I do, It now and I only have 20.7 which tallys in with the 3MB I now have available,

so the Sysinfo people need to re-think their utils slightly