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I just purchased the pro version and never really messed with anything because there aren't explanations. I was wondering if someone could post some performance/ battery tweaks for things like kernel.
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Well it would help to know which rom/kernal your on to know what tweaks are already in place..
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jmaxin07 said:
I just purchased the pro version and never really messed with anything because there aren't explanations. I was wondering if someone could post some performance/ battery tweaks for things like kernel.
Sent from my VS910 4G using XDA App
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Here's some settings I use:
CPU:
Max - 1900
Min - 245
Gov - smoothass
Kernel Tweaks:
I/O Scheduler - noop
Oom Kill Allocating Task - checked
SD Boost:
4096kb
That's pretty much all my settings. With all these settings, and even with staying overclocked at 1.9gHz 24-7, I get the following for battery life now:
Light Usage - Around 40-50 hours.
Normal Usage ( using the phone only when I have to) - 25-35 hours.
Moderate Usage - 18-20 hours.
Heavy Usage - 10-12 hours.
The stats for these were based on a general average, based on 2 weeks of usage.
I am not promising that if you use these settings, you will get the same usage.
spc_hicks09 said:
Here's some settings I use:
CPU:
Max - 1900
Min - 245
Gov - smoothass
Kernel Tweaks:
I/O Scheduler - noop
Oom Kill Allocating Task - checked
SD Boost:
4096kb
That's pretty much all my settings. With all these settings, and even with staying overclocked at 1.9gHz 24-7, I get the following for battery life now:
Light Usage - Around 40-50 hours.
Normal Usage ( using the phone only when I have to) - 25-35 hours.
Moderate Usage - 18-20 hours.
Heavy Usage - 10-12 hours.
The stats for these were based on a general average, based on 2 weeks of usage.
I am not promising that if you use these settings, you will get the same usage.
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what battery? Stock or Extended?
ufkal said:
what battery? Stock or Extended?
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Sounds like extended.
jmaxin07 said:
I just purchased the pro version and never really messed with anything because there aren't explanations. I was wondering if someone could post some performance/ battery tweaks for things like kernel.
Sent from my VS910 4G using XDA App
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Notice that Hicks said after 2 weeks of use. I don't want to see you back here yelling about poor battery with in the next day!!! LOL. You have to give your battery a few days to calm down because your phone will need to relearn all it's functions. Also, you can go in and turn off what programs autostart. Like I have the bible on my phone, and it starts by itself. I turned it off, so it isn't sucking up RAM.
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what battery? Stock or Extended?
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Sorry I forgot to add that. Yes extended.
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kcarden said:
Well it would help to know which rom/kernal your on to know what tweaks are already in place..
Sorry I was on a mini vaca. Kalahari indoor water park lol. I just restored my phone. Just got gingervot 1.3 then flashed blitz 2.1 and tweaked it to 1900/245 on smooth ass governor. That's the only tweaking I've done to my phone so far
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Thanks hicks for the info. Did u apply the kernel settings at boot? And for regular phone use like face book email etc thats prob all I need to change correct?
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spc_hicks09 said:
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Kernel Tweaks:
I/O Scheduler - noop
Oom Kill Allocating Task - checked....
I am not promising that if you use these settings, you will get the same usage.
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What is the actual difference between noop and sio?
jmaxin07 said:
Thanks hicks for the info. Did u apply the kernel settings at boot? And for regular phone use like face book email etc thats prob all I need to change correct?
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Yeah that should be about it. Let me know how your results turn out after about a week or 2.
capt730 said:
What is the actual difference between noop and sio?
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Schedulers are kind of confusing at first but once you mess around with it, you start to get the hang of things and realize how things work.
There are 2 primary performance parameters for schedulers - Throughput and Latency. The differences typically are less than 5%, but it is sufficient to have either a fully functional scheduler or a not properly functional scheduler (missed calls, lost data...).
The simpler schedulers tended toward throughput, the more complicated schedulers tended toward latency (simple hardware only need simple NOOP version, complex hardware required complicated schedulers from the myriads of diverse tasks and I/O events).
Here's a little chart to help explain more:
Throughput <- NOOP <- SIO <- Deadline -> CFQ -> BFQ -> Latency.
Here's another little something to help you select which Scheduler would be better for your needs:
NOOP - 2 or less events at a time
SIO - 4 or less events at a time
Deadline - 8 or less events at a time
CFQ - 16 or less events at a time
BFQ - greater than 16 events at a time
spc_hicks09 said:
Yeah that should be about it. Let me know how your results turn out after about a week or 2.
Schedulers are kind of confusing at first but once you mess around with it, you start to get the hang of things and realize how things work.
There are 2 primary performance parameters for schedulers - Throughput and Latency. The differences typically are less than 5%, but it is sufficient to have either a fully functional scheduler or a not properly functional scheduler (missed calls, lost data...).
The simpler schedulers tended toward throughput, the more complicated schedulers tended toward latency (simple hardware only need simple NOOP version, complex hardware required complicated schedulers from the myriads of diverse tasks and I/O events).
Here's a little chart to help explain more:
Throughput <- NOOP <- SIO <- Deadline -> CFQ -> BFQ -> Latency.
Here's another little something to help you select which Scheduler would be better for your needs:
NOOP - 2 or less events at a time
SIO - 4 or less events at a time
Deadline - 8 or less events at a time
CFQ - 16 or less events at a time
BFQ - greater than 16 events at a time
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I see now. Thanks.
Thanks again for all the info. I wish I could have some kind of input for this phone to help others out as well. I used to be real good at programming but its been a long time. I just got myself back into school so I'm refreshing my memory. Alot of vb.net and c++ I was starting Java when I stopped tho
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Sorry I forgot to add that. Yes extended.
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This might be a bit off topic but I can't use an extended battery.
Every extended battery i've tried kills the reception and GPS.
With the extended battery i can NEVER lock onto a GPS signal, but with the regular battery i lock on just fine and cell signal jumps from 0 to 1 bars at work to 3 or 4.
A Verizon tech told me that its because of the contacts on the larger back. Not sure if that's true.
Just an FYI.
need help with rom toolbox pro if possible !
i have a galaxy note 2 and i installed a custom rom !
now my samsung services wont work ( app store and music and stuff )
cause my country doesnt support it ( but i am in canada and it works fine before the custom rom
so i was thinking is there a way to change country in the rom toolbox pro ?
if so please help me
thank you
emazens said:
need help with lbox pro if possible !
i have a galaxy note 2 and i installed a custom rom !
now my samsung services wont work ( app store and music and stuff )
cause my country doesnt support it ( but i am in canada and it works fine before the custom rom
so i was thinking is there a way to change country in the rom toolbox pro ?
if so please help me
thank you
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Without knowing your exact situation (i.e., which rom did you install and what do you mean by "won't work"?), it sounds like a problem with the flash. Try doing it over and make sure you follow the instructions precisely, e.g., wiping cache and data and factory reset. If you are having a problem with the market related to your location, such as trying to view it in a foreign language, you may want to try a VPN.
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spc_hicks09 said:
Here's some settings I use:
CPU:
Max - 1900
Min - 245
Gov - smoothass
Kernel Tweaks:
I/O Scheduler - noop
Oom Kill Allocating Task - checked
SD Boost:
4096kb
That's pretty much all my settings. With all these settings, and even with staying overclocked at 1.9gHz 24-7, I get the following for battery life now:
Light Usage - Around 40-50 hours.
Normal Usage ( using the phone only when I have to) - 25-35 hours.
Moderate Usage - 18-20 hours.
Heavy Usage - 10-12 hours.
The stats for these were based on a general average, based on 2 weeks of usage.
I am not promising that if you use these settings, you will get the same usage.
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how do you get the cpu maxed to 1900 mine only goes to 1200??
mrdreamers said:
how do you get the cpu maxed to 1900 mine only goes to 1200??
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That post was over a year old lol. I no longer have the Revolution but I believe I was on Gingerbread and was running a kernel from here that could overclock. Sorry I can't be of much more help.
Hello,
I'm new to this forum and find the work very well here. I have my Incredible S with Rome 10.1 of 26 6 Recorded. My question is how I best mobile adjusting I have a good battery performance. Prozesser I clocked at 1200 and asked the Smarttassv2. The I / O scheduler to SIO. Are the setting so perfectly and I can still adjust.
Thanks abgfritz
abgfritz said:
Hello,
I'm new to this forum and find the work very well here. I have my Incredible S with Rome 10.1 of 26 6 Recorded. My question is how I best mobile adjusting I have a good battery performance. Prozesser I clocked at 1200 and asked the Smarttassv2. The I / O scheduler to SIO. Are the setting so perfectly and I can still adjust.
Thanks abgfritz
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Although your question makes no sense, I will try to decode it. It is impossible to get amazing performance with amazing battery. Right now, I have my phone on "ondemand" and maximum processor at 806. I don't use my phone foot gaming etc so I like to preserve battery life.
Click thanks if I helped you out!
i use my phone for moderate gaming, its at 1.4 GHz, smartass v2 and the battery last for over a day. the secret is the app 'Greenify'
Cuzmanbro said:
i use my phone for moderate gaming, its at 1.4 GHz, smartass v2 and the battery last for over a day. the secret is the app 'Greenify'
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1.4 GHz? because the phone is warm? I have been using since yesterday "Greenify" the app is good. but only at 1.2 GHz as well get over the day Thanks
Please suggest a way to maximize battery life while sacrificing performance(not too much of course).
I tried out various roms, one is problemish over another.
Kernels as well.
I'm on my 3rd full charge on my 3rd day of phone purchase so the battery should have regulated a little.
I tried AOSP by cile and the experience is great but not the battery, overnight 7 hours I dropped 27% of battery.
(greenify on + underclock to 1000mhz + pm.sleep_mode = 1)
Do recommend me a combo best for battery life.
(one needs a stable platform to stand on before moving on to development right?)
Ararargi CM 20130707 + Iodak v6 Kernel.
Trickstermod: CPU Quiet: Userspace
Max CPU Clock:760Mhz
Min CPU Clock: 102Mhz
Scheudler: SIO
FSYNC: Disable
Intelligence Dimmer: Enable
Fast Charge: OFF
Multi Prozessor Engery Saving: Disable
Here my Under volt Values:
The charge insane Fast. In 10 Min 10-15%.
The Phone drain is 1% pro 3Min (less us)
2 % pro 3Min (heavy use)
LG 4X HD - Better than a Smartphone
KiD3991 said:
Please suggest a way to maximize battery life while sacrificing performance(not too much of course).
I tried out various roms, one is problemish over another.
Kernels as well.
I'm on my 3rd full charge on my 3rd day of phone purchase so the battery should have regulated a little.
I tried AOSP by cile and the experience is great but not the battery, overnight 7 hours I dropped 27% of battery.
(greenify on + underclock to 1000mhz + pm.sleep_mode = 1)
Do recommend me a combo best for battery life.
(one needs a stable platform to stand on before moving on to development right?)
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Cm 10.1 and eternitys kernel, underclocked to 1,3ghz. Really good performance and battery, i do recommend using nova launcher to, because cms stock trebuchet launcher is kinda laggy
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Nemeziz 56th said:
Ararargi CM 20130707 + Iodak v6 Kernel.
Trickstermod: CPU Quiet: Userspace
Max CPU Clock:760Mhz
Min CPU Clock: 102Mhz
Scheudler: SIO
FSYNC: Disable
Intelligence Dimmer: Enable
Fast Charge: OFF
Multi Prozessor Engery Saving: Disable
Here my Under volt Values:
The charge insane Fast. In 10 Min 10-15%.
The Phone drain is 1% pro 3Min (less us)
2 % pro 3Min (heavy use)
LG 4X HD - Better than a Smartphone
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jonteftw1 said:
Cm 10.1 and eternitys kernel, underclocked to 1,3ghz. Really good performance and battery, i do recommend using nova launcher to, because cms stock trebuchet launcher is kinda laggy
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Thanks you two.
I will test both out and compare! Then will report the best out of which.
I use SuperXE ROM with iodakv6 - heavily undervolted using TricksterMod.
Governor: Interactive
IO Scheduler: SIO or ROW
stock rom and iodak kernel. Using systemcleanup I converted maps, weather, lg keyboard etc to user apps and then greenify almost everything. Also a little undervolting and I see great battery life and performance.
which kernel and rom more save battery?? i want a save battery's rom
Go for stock rom with stock kernel.
It gives the best battery backup..
Or you can also go for primehd with naa kernel..
sent from my phone using hands and brain...
I think PrimeHD 10 with nAa-14 be the best power saver combination.
dagger said:
Go for stock rom with stock kernel.
It gives the best battery backup..
Or you can also go for primehd with naa kernel..
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+1 "he's always right!"
And I could use my phone three days without simcard on gingerdxv31 plus nobodyAtall's nAa14 super kernel(medium usage ,2 hour gaming ,1hour music ,20min video ,1hour other #and still I've been got 20% left!?!)
In my opinion every rom has almost the same performance , all you have to do is to select "ondemand governor " + underclocked min freq to 19 mhz max to 480 or 600 , and cpu undervolt option (gingerdx31 doesn't suppurt this feature)
Currently on minicm10 ,drains battery like a monster! :/
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jay-z-s said:
+1 "he's always right!"
And I could use my phone three days without simcard on gingerdxv31 plus nobodyAtall's nAa14 super kernel(medium usage ,2 hour gaming ,1hour music ,20min video ,1hour other #and still I've been got 20% left!?!)
In my opinion every rom has almost the same performance , all you have to do is to select "ondemand governor " + underclocked min freq to 19 mhz max to 480 or 600 , and cpu undervolt option (gingerdx31 doesn't suppurt this feature)
Currently on minicm10 ,drains battery like a monster! :/
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cpu 19 mhz max to 480 or 600 not lag
vuiseng said:
cpu 19 mhz max to 480 or 600 not lag
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Not so much diffrent comparing to 120mhz - 600mhz but phone will wake up a little later
(If you wanna play games set max to 600 or higher otherwise 480mhz is enough for scrolling , browsing ,running apps ,because our ram and I/o is slow so the cpu clock speed won't be important here)
#Voltage usage in diffrent freq:
320mhz=3mv
480mhz=5mv
600mhz=6mv
729mhz=7mv
#480 uses 20% less energy than 600 I think
#On sleep mode freq will stay on 19-120 mhz most of the time so its very helpful for saving energy.
(Usage on gb might be diff. Cause these numbers are for minicm10)
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jay-z-s said:
Not so much diffrent comparing to 120mhz - 600mhz but phone will wake up a little later
(If you wanna play games set max to 600 or higher otherwise 480mhz is enough for scrolling , browsing ,running apps ,because our ram and I/o is slow so the cpu clock speed won't be important here)
#Voltage usage in diffrent freq:
320mhz=3mv
480mhz=5mv
600mhz=6mv
729mhz=7mv
#480 uses 20% less energy than 600 I think
#On sleep mode freq will stay on 19-120 mhz most of the time so its very helpful for saving energy.
(Usage on gb might be diff. Cause these numbers are for minicm10)
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now i am using kernel naa06.......so the cpu governor want choose smartassH3,smartassV2 or ondemand
try use litecm10 & naa v6
use greenify(donate) and deep sleep battery saver
drop 1% only over a night
xiangli said:
try use litecm10 & naa v6
use greenify(donate) and deep sleep battery saver
drop 1% only over a night
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where can i download greenify(donate) ??
From the play store...
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xiangli said:
try use litecm10 & naa v6
use greenify(donate) and deep sleep battery saver
drop 1% only over a night
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litecm10 nice then jb mini project 5
Stock rom, stock kernel + smartass govenor = best battery life mate
vuiseng said:
litecm10 nice then jb mini project 5
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Don't ask question like this^^^
(Best rom)
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What do people get per charge?
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I ususally get 1h 30min screen on time in whole day (around 15 hours).
EDIT: wifi and 3G turned on all the time, all sync enabled, on CM11 unofficial, variant 2
EDIT: @Adam77Root gonna try your settings
Mine's around 2h 30mins on normal usage, uptime is 13-14 hours. I charge in the evening, have the phone turned off at night. 2G data for about 5 hours (my 3G plan is over), Wi-Fi for 3-4 hours. I have all location services and all permissions from Google Play Services and mostly all from Search disabled. On latest Omni 4.4.2 with iodak v9.95, 51 MHz - 1.5 GHz, max screen off 475MHz, sio, interactive, multicore saving 1, max GPU 416MHz, SmartDimmer on, Dynamic fsync off, 3D scaling on, CPUQuiet balanced, max cores 4, LP undervolted 10mV, MP 50mV, my variant is 0. This is pretty decent in my opinion.
See my missus gets like 2h at most. So i see that's actually quite average. I thought it was pretty poo. Lol
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I get about 3,5h of on screen time, a lot of internet on 3G/WiFi - that's what eats the most of the battery during the day.
Depends...it's crazy how some apps drain way more than others...
15 minutes of clash of c. drains as much as 1hr on yt.....
Battery saving apps have so many wakelocks they are usekess...
Automate it pro for total management
650 max screen off
1400 max cpu cap
520gpu
3g & wifi off when screen off
Forced sync every 60min
No gps unless travelling (automatic travel mode)
20-30 minutes bt per day with music stream
Only gmail as syncing app (no fb, watsapp etc...)
Greenified anything greenifiable (i am pretty sure that for my usage this app is useless)
2uccw widgets (with everything, mails, call, messages, location and weather)
nova as launcher
Onscreen time: On average little over 3hrs gaming, browsing and calls
Total running time before charge: 14hrs daily runtime
Artisto said:
I get about 3,5h of on screen time, a lot of internet on 3G/WiFi - that's what eats the most of the battery during the day.
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Rudjgaard said:
Depends...it's crazy how some apps drain way more than others...
15 minutes of clash of c. drains as much as 1hr on yt.....
Battery saving apps have so many wakelocks they are usekess...
Automate it pro for total management
650 max screen off
1400 max cpu cap
520gpu
3g & wifi off when screen off
Forced sync every 60min
No gps unless travelling (automatic travel mode)
20-30 minutes bt per day with music stream
Only gmail as syncing app (no fb, watsapp etc...)
Greenified anything greenifiable (i am pretty sure that for my usage this app is useless)
2uccw widgets (with everything, mails, call, messages, location and weather)
nova as launcher
Onscreen time: On average little over 3hrs gaming, browsing and calls
Total running time before charge: 14hrs daily runtime
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Bloody ell. 3h+! My missus would love that! Lol. What set up do you use?
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Ben36 said:
Bloody ell. 3h+! My missus would love that! Lol. What set up do you use?
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I've described it in other topic, so I'll just post a link - http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=52463422&postcount=242 ;]
And recently I usually keep my screen at minimum 25% of brightness - to admire how perfect it is - and it doesn't shorten battery life that much.
4h31mins is my best, but honestly, I can easily reach 3h45 mins with a normal usage (browsing the net, some youtube, forums like xda, some calls, SMS, whatsapp) I use iodak kernel with some custom settings regarding uV and uC (really smooth experience, anyway)
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Best stats i've seen so far..
Bloody ell, i think I might have to stick my missus on beanstalk! Lol
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Hid3away said:
Best stats i've seen so far..
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peppethustra said:
4h31mins is my best, but honestly, I can easily reach 3h45 mins with a normal usage (browsing the net, some youtube, forums like xda, some calls, SMS, whatsapp) I use iodak kernel with some custom settings regarding uV and uC (really smooth experience, anyway)
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Wow that's nice can you please post which Rom, Kernal, settings those stats beat my best stats.
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sPEADy said:
Wow that's nice can you please post which Rom, Kernal, settings those stats beat my best stats.
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My signature talks for me
If you want to see my configuration, go here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=51386687
Edit: oh, you have seen it yet, I can see your "thanks" on that post
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peppethustra said:
My signature talks for me
If you want to see my configuration, go here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=51386687
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I will try , Is this your actually config?
KERNEL: iodak 9.95
ROM: Beanstalk 4.4.2
SETTINGS: Governor=interactive, Scheduler=Sio, CPU max speed undercloked to 1300 Mhz, CPU max screen off frequency=370 Mhz, Multicore Power Saving=1 ,CPUquiet=balanced, LP Core uV=-30 mV all frequencies, MPU uV=-75 mV all frequencies
GOOD: this configuration improve battery life, without decreasing overall smoothness - suggested to the users who don't mainly use the phone for hard gaming and want to find a compromise between battery durability and overall performance
BAD: some little lags, here and there, randomly happen - I suggest to apply underclock, before changing cpu freq voltage, because this configuration is good for 1300 Mhz undercloked device, but it may cause system freezes on some cpu variants, if you set cpu clock up to 1600-1700 Mhz (tested)
Regards
peppethustra said:
My signature talks for me
If you want to see my configuration, go here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=51386687
Edit: oh, you have seen it yet, I can see your "thanks" on that post
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Beanstalk is way too heavy a Rom, it's not optimised in the way it should be, battery isn't as good as it could be and it lags..
Those stats (Over5Hours On-Screen Time) Was using CarbonRom and iodak 9.95 with stock settings, 75% brightness, and WiFi on most of the day, and H+ for when WiFi was off..
but carbonRom is not on xda (Users banned) Just google it..
tiflao said:
I will try , Is this your actually config?
KERNEL: iodak 9.95
ROM: Beanstalk 4.4.2
SETTINGS: Governor=interactive, Scheduler=Sio, CPU max speed undercloked to 1300 Mhz, CPU max screen off frequency=370 Mhz, Multicore Power Saving=1 ,CPUquiet=balanced, LP Core uV=-30 mV all frequencies, MPU uV=-75 mV all frequencies
GOOD: this configuration improve battery life, without decreasing overall smoothness - suggested to the users who don't mainly use the phone for hard gaming and want to find a compromise between battery durability and overall performance
BAD: some little lags, here and there, randomly happen - I suggest to apply underclock, before changing cpu freq voltage, because this configuration is good for 1300 Mhz undercloked device, but it may cause system freezes on some cpu variants, if you set cpu clock up to 1600-1700 Mhz (tested)
Regards
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I'm trying iodak v10beta right now, but yes, it was my last configuration on v9.95 only one week ago, and it's my own configuration yet, with a little more undervolt, considering that v10beta voltage
is a little higher than v9.95
Hid3away said:
Beanstalk is way too heavy a Rom, it's not optimised in the way it should be, battery isn't as good as it could be and it lags..
Those stats (Over5Hours On-Screen Time) Was using CarbonRom and iodak 9.95 with stock settings, 75% brightness, and WiFi on most of the day, and H+ for when WiFi was off..
but carbonRom is not on xda (Users banned) Just google it..
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Everyone chooses his own ROM depending by his needs, and for me Beanstalk it's very good, independently by what you say My battery is not so bad as you say it should be with the "heavy" and "not optimized" Beanstalk, I think, considering both screen on time and overall phone usage time.
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Setup:
Beanstalk 4.4.4007 , iodak v10 , CPU running at stock clock (1500Mhz)
both Wifi and Data were on for entire discharge cycle (though Wifi only actually connected for 30 minutes).
brightness mostly set to lowest level.
Result:
~2.5 hours web surfing, whatsapp, facebook, Gmail, Google+, etc., and very few calls
Total 2.5 hours on-screen time, and only 13 hours operation overall.
Phone purchased ~3 months ago. I was hoping to get at least the 4 hours web-browsing mentioned in this gsmarena article :crying:
Could having both Data and Wifi on be the explanation for the 1.5 hours less?
Edit:
Code:
[email protected]:/ # cat /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/tegra_cpu_variant
tegra_variant is 3, CPU is strong uhuuuu! :)
wi-fi on, only 2g, all google bull**** off
pure screen on time, on low brightness (around 30%) i get 3.30h.
daily usage wi-fi- always on, 2g, no sync etc...
screen time around 2h and 7-8h overall.
If im not carefull with this phone, it cant even last a normal workday