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[Q] Increase touch sensativity?

Does anyone know if There is some tweak or script ti increase touch sensativity to our X8?
I would really want to have it more sensative.

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Hey, I think if you flashed the Jimdemdroid tweak using ClockworkMOD it would help. By the way, I flashed the lite version since I didn't want to run any risks of messing up my phone. Hope this helps
(My first post, btw )
Link to JIMDEMDROID tweak : http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1379754

Okey ill try
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Glad that helped

Hi! The fact is, the touch screen sensitivity depends on the rom you are using. The roms performance and speed etc. Hope it helps....
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lucastan96 said:
Hi! The fact is, the touch screen sensitivity depends on the rom you are using. The roms performance and speed etc. Hope it helps....
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Im using Android primeHD42
Good or not good?
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I think most of the roms in xda is good. Believe it or not...
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Setting the CPU on get i9000

Hi guys I have a i9000 rooted with custom from and I wanted to improve performance and battery life can that be done by setting the CPU speeds or overclocking as I believe its called any help would be great cheers guys
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If you need an app, try NSTools.

I got it I was just wondering what the best settings would be
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Every device is different for over clocking because of the manufacturing process just make sure the setting "apply at boot" isn't ticked while trying out different settings then test the settings and make sure its stable then if it works for you you can check apply at boot overclocking will decrease battery life though if you want to increase battery life you will need to under volt your phone (this is assuming your kernel supports overclocking and undervolting)
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Yea I can do both just don't really wanna mess about with it until I know more about it.. am I right to assume undervolting would reduce performance
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No I thought this at first as well, the performance remains the same the only way it will result in performance issues is if you do it to much the phone will become unstable but as I said before test the settings before saving
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Fps cap

Having previosly owned the htc evo 3d the devs in that forum had managed to uncap the fps our screen was limited to and also make there dual core processor always on only to improve benchmarks ect for the latter one i was just wondering if this is at all possible on our galaxy note. Any help or advice would b great.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1719934
Also
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1468960
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Dual core on all the time?? Don't tell me you have a nuclear reactor the size of a Battery

If u look at the apps i posted the one by anryl tweaks the second core so u can set it independently. u can install the anryl app but im not sure it does anything when u apply any of the Tweaks. Maybe one of oir devs will take a look at this and decide it might be usefull/or not.
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You can for example use the app "2nd Core", available on Play Store to set both cores On. It will work on some kernels but not all. Im sorry to say I can't advice about fps limits though, I don't know anything about it yet.
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Governor problem

Hi everyone, as i have been starting to fiddle around with governors i discovered that my setting won't stick and I'll have to reset them after rebooting, what could be the solution to it?
Also after researching it seem the better governor is smartassV2? Should i change any voltage or GHz for balanced performance and battery life?
Thanks all for helping out yet again:beer:
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what app that u use to set governor? do u tick 'set at boot'?
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Jintso said:
Hi everyone, as i have been starting to fiddle around with governors i discovered that my setting won't stick and I'll have to reset them after rebooting, what could be the solution to it?
Also after researching it seem the better governor is smartassV2? Should i change any voltage or GHz for balanced performance and battery life?
Thanks all for helping out yet again:beer:
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What app are you using to do this? Try trickstermod or daemon controller
And have a look at the guide linked in my signature, that might answer your questions about overclocking and undervolting
You'll have to look on a pc or on a browser on your phone
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Ah right, knew I forget something. I am using vipervivo ROM with redux 0.7
The venom tweak is the one i used to change governors, and yes i did tick the setting to apply setting on boot.
Thanks mark I'll have a look at your post to decide on oc and UV
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maybe u can try apps like trickstermod like mark said or SetCPU.
hope that help.
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Never, ever, ****ing ever set your clock speed apps to set on boot.
Why? If you set up a frequency that your device cannot handle it will set these frequencies as soon as your phone hits the loading screen. You will not be able to boot your device as the clock settings will kick in immediately and freeze your system.
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Ah right, knew I forget something. I am using vipervivo ROM with redux 0.7
The venom tweak is the one i used to change governors, and yes i did tick the setting to apply setting on boot.
So basically wt it meant is u want to the settin keep g u set after every reboot..
If you dont check that option the settings will revert to default setting when u reboot
Thanks mark I'll have a look at your post to decide on oc and UV
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In case you are using setcpu then there is an option on main tab which u shud check..
It says keep the setting stable on boot..
So basically wt it meant is u want to keep the setting u set after every reboot..
If you dont check that option the settings will revert to default setting when u reboot
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Most roms running ics or greater have built in safety, so if the phone force closes set on boot will not apply. It is perfectly safe to set your governors and I/o on these roms. Check for info about current Rom you are running, if it has this feature go nuts and test the limits of your phone . Do your research peoples, can't stress that enough, find out what you can about your phone and current rom/radio/kernal and you won't hurt your phone. Fail to do so and risk bricking your device, its that simple.
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Low benchmark scores

Hi i was wondering why im getin low benchmark scores on stock no root i was hitting 9 to 12 thousand on quadrant now im on android revolution 12 with direct inject mod and now my benchmarks are in the 4 thousand mark and on the quadrant results it seems that my cpu score is low??? Ami doin somthing rong? I havent flashed a custom kernal just using kernal that came with android revolution 12 any help on yhis would be great thanks
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ttocs99 said:
Hi i was wondering why im getin low benchmark scores on stock no root i was hitting 9 to 12 thousand on quadrant now im on android revolution 12 with direct inject mod and now my benchmarks are in the 4 thousand mark and on the quadrant results it seems that my cpu score is low??? Ami doin somthing rong? I havent flashed a custom kernal just using kernal that came with android revolution 12 any help on yhis would be great thanks
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For what its worth still getting 12.000 on ARHD 12.0. Quadrant is a outdated test which doesn`t say much about performance of the phone. Its real user xperience that counts imo. Did you close all cached progs before running the test?

Nor ill clear caches to c what happens and its real quick on real life basis ill come back with results
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Well im getin still getin 4thousand o quadrant its the cpu whats letting it down on the tests may i ask what set up do u use to get 12thousand on quadrant
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Do you have power saver on? Also use ondemand instead of performance.

Yes power saver is on and im using msm gov thingy
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ttocs99 said:
Yes power saver is on and im using msm gov thingy
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Power Saver caps the CPU speeds at 1.1GHz.. and MSM-DCVS is not the best gov for most applications.