Abstract This paper examines designing and implementing a Magisk module to enable safe CPU/GPU overclocking on Android devices. It covers background on overclocking and Android kernel interfaces, module architecture, methods for adjusting clock frequencies and voltages, user-space controls, safety features, testing methodology, performance and power trade-offs, security and compatibility considerations, and recommendations for responsible use. 1. Introduction Overclocking boosts processor clock frequencies beyond stock settings to improve performance. On Android, kernel-level controls expose CPU clock (freqs, governors), voltage control (if available), and thermal/power limits. Magisk modules provide a systemless way to modify runtime behavior without changing the system partition, making them suitable for injecting overclocking functionality. 2. Background
