A group of engineers from a known forum has been used to fund the Samsung Galaxy Gear ( the smartwatch Samsung ) and have managed to overclock your processor. This has been possible through Triangulum kernel, specifically modified to achieve a higher performance chip kernel.

With this kernel developers will reach the user a more powerful Galaxy Gear, but may also be optimized processor work in low-performing states to increase autonomy. In regards to overclock, this is an additional configuration software which allows us to push the boundaries of processor power increasing the frequency of operation. These limits are set by the manufacturer to avoid overheating and even extend the life of the hardware. However, some people prefer (advanced users mostly) to do this and get better performance .

The overclock on the Samsung Galaxy Gear

This is not the case of the Samsung Galaxy Gear(best iphone cases 4s) , which is expected given their names and will not require the extra power for a long time . But it is common to always seek the highest level of performance in those devices that we use often. Furthermore, with these advances proposed the operation Scene all such additional applications are starting to adjust Samsung intelligent clock is improved.

Specifically , and as with the Samsung Galaxy Gear, Triangulum XDA Developers has compiled kernel which is a modification of the original kernel. Its main features , besides the overclock, are: the frequency table of Exynos 4212 processor at 1.6 GHz is restored, is enabled for dual -core , supports init.d ( startup boot ) , and added a new bootpath to give administrator permissions.

Here below we show a picture of the benchmarks (table of results achieved ) that demonstrates full functionality .

Moreover, and as additional security alerts, it is said that the second core is not active at first boot after flashing , and is not complete install Busybox ( an application for various Unix utilities ) . As always, note that this is unofficial and that if we run some risk, be our responsibility.