The operating frequency of the HTC EVO 4G CPU was 1GHz before overclocking, and increased by nearly 25% after overclocking, reaching 1.2GHz, exceeding 8.8 MELOPS (MELOPS stands for Million Floating Point Operations per Second, which means one million floating point operations per second, a technical indicator), indicating that the overclocked CPU can carry 4G wireless signal transmission.
Now it seems that unlocking the phone's CPU is no longer a problem, but due to the inability to solve battery issues and the inability to guarantee the stability of the phone's operation after overclocking, overclocking may only be a way to prove whether a phone has a strong CPU, but its practicality still needs to be discovered.
