Well... that didn't take long.
Everything was fine until I decided to do some speed tests. First test was how long it takes to shutdown and startup. Hit Opt+Sym+R and BAM... it freezes about 5 seconds into the shutdown process!! Had to take out my battery to reset.
I thought that was weird, so I tried it again. This time it doesn't freeze, but it takes twice as long to shutdown than normal. Normal shutdown is ~15 seconds.
So I decide to do some Terminal goodness before I try my 3rd shutdown. I notice that the keyboard is now frozen in the Terminal app. It would work for a minute or so and then just stop allowing input... but I could still minimize the card and then close it. Trying to use Universal Search to type "Termi" to launch the appropriate app seemed a bit buggy, for some reason. It was extremely slow and was sure of itself that my friend Tess belonged in a search of things beginning with "Termi". Anyway... after my 3rd try in Terminal, I am finally able to launch the "cat /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/stats/time_in_state" command!!! Seems normal.
OK... time to reboot!! BAM... freezes in 3-5 seconds.
I find it hard to believe that you guys have actually USED a Pre in this state for longer than a day.
EDIT: Oh yea... the videos in Asphalt5 were jumping all around. Something I've never seen at 500 MHz. Gameplay seemed to be about normal, tho... but I didn't race but a lap or two, so that might be why I didn't notice anything.
EDIT2: HAHA... It took THREE MINUTES EXACTLY to boot after putting my battery back in. I deleted my old file where I was timing the various OC patches, but I remember them being pretty close to 1:50 to start up... not 3:00!!
All I know is that one of us is smokin' something really NICE.