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I purchased a UB-15MS10 ablet (generic wind0ws 8 tablet. i would like to dual boot it with android. please help
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i would like to dual boot my widows 8 tablet and overclock it
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I can tell you that OC on android is tough to do because the implementation is in the firmware. Meaning you have to get custom firmware to accomplish OC unless its already written in there. I know that I have seen dual boot tutorials out there and will dig one up for ya if you cant find one yourself. I dont know if you can dual boot windows and android though, any tutorial I have seen is for different android versions.
To go back to the OC subject real quickly. I at one time thought that I would like OC for some of my devices and was impressed with how much good could be done with debloating and optimization. Ive had devices nearly double benchmark scores just from getting rid of the factory bloatware and proper tuning. These little devices really do pack quite a punch when someone who knows how to work them gets ahold of them (not me, but ive benefited from searches
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To go back to the OC subject real quickly. I at one time thought that I would like OC for some of my devices and was impressed with how much good could be done with debloating and optimization. Ive had devices nearly double benchmark scores just from getting rid of the factory bloatware and proper tuning. These little devices really do pack quite a punch when someone who knows how to work them gets ahold of them (not me, but ive benefited from searches
)
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what bloatware comes on a windows 8 tablet? its generic best buy brand.I can tell you that OC on android is tough to do because the implementation is in the firmware. Meaning you have to get custom firmware to accomplish OC unless its already written in there. I know that I have seen dual boot tutorials out there and will dig one up for ya if you cant find one yourself. I dont know if you can dual boot windows and android though, any tutorial I have seen is for different android versions.
To go back to the OC subject real quickly. I at one time thought that I would like OC for some of my devices and was impressed with how much good could be done with debloating and optimization. Ive had devices nearly double benchmark scores just from getting rid of the factory bloatware and proper tuning. These little devices really do pack quite a punch when someone who knows how to work them gets ahold of them (not me, but ive benefited from searches
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'ell if I know
I've never seen any tablet or phone come without bloat, but I've never even held a Windows model either. Mostly they seem to add in more bloat the less you pay for your device. I was making a generalization without knowledge though.
What I said about OC is applicable though. These little devices are measured in every respect to handle what the manufacturer wants and little more. It's not like you can buy an after market heatsink and fan or anything. That said, I know that it is possible with many Android devices, I've just considered it risky. I do know that I've never seen it done with software or without custom firmware (doesn't mean it's impossible..... Just that I haven't seen it, and I'm by no means an expert)
