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[Q] hd2 motherboard

Anybody know the where I can find a good motherboard for my hd2? Mine has the crap one that locks up when temp gets around 37 or more.

Does replacing a motherboard really solves the problem?
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from what ive read i think some have more problems then others.

[Q] Good Android Device to Sequel The HD2

My HD2 is dying from the CPU heat problem, and im finally thinking of replacing the phone, whats a good phone/tablet to replace it with?
I dont use the HD2 as a phone but i plan to put whatever phone i find to replace it on Verizon/Sprint.
any Suggestions?

Galaxy note 2
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I would wait for next nexus.

Next Nexus or Galaxy S III

The note is fast and very nice
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I'll wait for windows 8 and a device that can dual boot android gets my vote.:angel:

Upgrade hardware

Has anyone ever upgraded speakers, camera, Wifi chip or anything else. I have done this for years on my desktop pcs and laptops.
Can I do it on our phones?
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LoL question
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I don't think is worth it. Better buy a new phone

I love my note 2, I just want to make it good enough to keep until it dies. This is the first phone that I have had that takes away the excitement of new coming out for me
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Speakers should be possible but the rest would require software modification...

I recall seeing something awhile back where a user upgraded their phone's internal memory storage, but as for upgrading a camera or WiFi, I don't see it as being very feasbile. You're talking different pin-outs on the chips than what they'd be replacing, different power requirements, internal firmware for the existing device/hardware, etc.

my point is: better a new laptop that upgrade your

Dose N3 hanging with u!!

My cosine had N3 since one week and it's hanging too much I get shock:what: when I heared that cause comparing to it's spec. That shouldn't happen.... it's 2 qcore process (1.9 & 1.3) 3m ram..... so how this happen and still he didn't download more app.
Any advice for that cause actually I was thinking to get one but after this news N2 remains the best.......:thumbup:
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Note 4 european Modell n910f

I wanted to buy the Note 4 in the coming days but 1 question,are there any heating Problems with the n910f Version i only could only find threads for the other versions. Hope someone can help me
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jizang said:
I wanted to buy the Note 4 in the coming days but 1 question,are there any heating Problems with the n910f Version i only could only find threads for the other versions. Hope someone can help me
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If you are using graphic intensive games or anything that really tests the phone then yes it can get fairly warm. Certainly gets warmer than my Note 2 but nothing that is stupidly hot

I live in greece and i bought the N910C model the 8 core! At first i was disapointed until i found out how to disable samsung DVFS(dynamic volt and frequency scaling)witch was very anoying causing games hevy lag after lets say 5 mins of playing or hard use! i can say after some days of heavy use i'm very happy with the performance and battery life also the heat isn't such a problem like it was when i had a galaxy s2 i mean it is normal heat when you play graphicaly intensive games for long time or charghing and using the phone at the same time..the last you shouldn't do it about the F model i can't say because i don't have experiance with it!i hope i helped out!

Thanks but i think all new phones will get warm right, i mean they are to powerfull wothout any cooling system
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