iPod touch View "About this iPod"?

[MaxMike]

I just did something that is supposed to make my CPU faster (I have a feeling I'll get attacked for this) and I would wanna know if it really is faster. It feels faster, but that is probably because that it what I want to think. Any way to view "About this iPod"? I do have MobileTeriminal installed from Cydia

 

[Intell]

If you attempted to overclock it, then no. It is not faster. There have been many attempts to make the iPhone/iPod Touch CPU go faster then the Apple set speed. So far there has been no way of doing it. And many people have tried, and many people have failed.

 

[MaxMike]

If you attempted to overclock it, then no. It is not faster. There have been many attempts to make the iPhone/iPod Touch CPU go faster then the Apple set speed. So far there has been no way of doing it. And many people have tried, and many people have failed.

OK, aside from that, is there an answer to my question? Which is there a way to view all of the system specifications on the iPod touch itself?

And anyway, all I did was edit a power management file and to me it feels faster. I did not just say I overclocked it point blank, I did some research before I did anything.

 

[Intell]

And anyway, all I did was edit a power management file and to me it feels faster. I did not just say I overclocked it point blank, I did some research before I did anything.

All editing that file does is make the battery die faster. As I said before, many people have tried that, only to find out that there is no speed gain, only more battery drain.

 

[MaxMike]

is there an answer to my question? Which is there a way to view all of the system specifications on the iPod touch itself?

Any answer to this or is it just impossible? It's all I asked in the first place

 

[supermassive]

You could write a simple benchmark, like running a loop and compare the execution time before and after.

Edit:

Or you could get this App:

http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/system-manager-for-iphone/id392473862?mt=8

http://img688.imageshack.us/img688/9751/dsc01007.jpg

 

[MaxMike]

You could write a simple benchmark, like running a loop and compare the execution time before and after.

Edit:

Or you could get this App:

http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/system-manager-for-iphone/id392473862?mt=8

http://img688.imageshack.us/img688/9751/dsc01007.jpg

Thank you so much! This is exactly what I needed!!