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Can some suggest better voltage settings for the new talon 1440 kernel

Hey im running mosaic v with the new 1440 340 memory talon kernel and I'm using control freak..i currently have it set to Noop, 1440 max, ondemand,-25 mv, and set at 400..i have great performance and battery..can anyone suggest a change to my settings to improve performance and battery life abit more.. I really want to push my cappy to the limit.
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Change to vr scheduler.

mrhaley30705 said:
Change to vr scheduler.
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All I see in scheduler is noop,deadline,cfq, and sio.
wich of those is vr
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Sorry, forgot which one we were talking about. Use sio instead noop. Should work better.

mrhaley30705 said:
Sorry, forgot which one we were talking about. Use sio instead noop. Should work better.
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Thanks for your help.
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Xperia x8 overclock problem

Hi there,
I installed 4 modules: fix mddi, undervolt, dual touch, and faster wifi.
I decided to overclock my phone and it seems to be slowing down my phone rather than what it says by speeding it up.
Could it be because i am on semc stock kernel?

After some frequencies it happens to slow...its stock kernel fault.
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Ftwisawesome said:
Hi there,
I installed 4 modules: fix mddi, undervolt, dual touch, and faster wifi.
I decided to overclock my phone and it seems to be slowing down my phone rather than what it says by speeding it up.
Could it be because i am on semc stock kernel?
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The OC module has a problem in that when the module is activated it will underclock (correct me if I am wrong) if the OC frequency set is too low (abt 600MHz to 691MHz). Just don't set the OC frequency too low or stop using x8oc.
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put a alfs kernel, and you have overclock module with fully working )
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DoccX8 said:
put a alfs kernel, and you have overclock module with fully working )
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Actually nAa does a better job in that.
Maximum frq in alfs is 806 but in nAa 825 is available too
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SpyderX said:
The OC module has a problem in that when the module is activated it will underclock (correct me if I am wrong) if the OC frequency set is too low (abt 600MHz to 691MHz). Just don't set the OC frequency too low or stop using x8oc.
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I just read dx's thread as i was interested in undervolting. x8oc.ko will only undervolt once your frequency goes below 600mhz.
@ftwisawesome: are you using "smartass" governor? Try switching to ondemand to check if it slows your phone like you said. And i believe you don't need to undervolt as spyder said it's already built in the oc module. (You are using x8oc.ko, right?)
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cascabel said:
I just read dx's thread as i was interested in undervolting. x8oc.ko will only undervolt once your frequency goes below 600mhz.
@ftwisawesome: are you using "smartass" governor? Try switching to ondemand to check if it slows your phone like you said. And i believe you don't need to undervolt as spyder said it's already built in the oc module. (You are using x8oc.ko, right?)
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Oh gosh I said UNDERCLOCK, not UNDERVOLT. The 2 are different and what I meant is that if you insmod x8oc and set it to, say, 600MHz, it will not really clock at 600MHz, it will clock at a lower speed.
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SpyderX said:
Oh gosh I said UNDERCLOCK, not UNDERVOLT. The 2 are different and what I meant is that if you insmod x8oc and set it to, say, 600MHz, it will not really clock at 600MHz, it will clock at a lower speed.
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Oh, my bad. Sorry about that.
No idea adt the underclock thing, but it does seem that way (ie: cpu set at "600mhz" using module really seems slower than 600mhz before applying it).
Really sorry man..
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Change the governor to "performance" and watch if it happens again.
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help me please

hi all
i have installed prime hd 9 with custom kernel i want to exactly know at what min and max CPU frequency should i keep for good high speed performance which is stable i kept some frequency at random and it was not that much speed it slowed my phone and in what governor should i keep

I personally dont recommend doing anything with your CPU because from my experience I didnt see so much difference and speeding up your CPU will make you battery drain faster and you CPU will reach highier temps. For the governor I use the performance one because it is constantly keeping the clocks on the highest set values. It makes the phone work smoother and while changing clocks its slowing the phone down. You can try and look for every governor meaning but I recommend the performance one. To monitor the temps use SetCPU`s widget.

Smartass v2 the best
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I +1 what the guy above me said.
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CosminAdriaan said:
Smartass v2 the best
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I agree this :thumbup:
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I also agree, Smartassv2 :good:
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Help About no frills cpu

Can anyone tell me what no frills cpu setting can improve battery life and performance??
I'm using andro-id 3.3.1 galaxy mini...
My current cpu setting:
Max 748
Min 245
governor smartassv2
i/o noop
Thanks for advance:laugh:

This is what i do
Max 600/480 (depend on batt or performance)
Min 122
Gorvenor ondemand
i/o sio

min must not be 4xx what it will do is kill your battery when the phone is idle

Best setting for battery and still great performance!!
Max - 729Mhz
Min - 245Mhz
Gov - Ondemand
I/O - sio
I use this settings on every rom doesnt matter on wich!!
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Max-748 Mhz
Min- 245 Mhz
Governor - ondemand.
Smooth and efficient.
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best setting
min-800
max-800
gov-performance
schedule-duno
lol
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That equals smooth performance + lot of battery drain.
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lol yea and using it for a while will make ur phone a portable hand heater
lol
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can also be used as a handgranade

lol
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starbriganza said:
Max-748 Mhz
Min- 245 Mhz
Governor - ondemand.
Smooth and efficient.
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Thanks i will try it and see how it works
btw what if i set the governor to smartassv2 and whats your i/o???

galaxy mini said:
Best setting for battery and still great performance!!
Max - 729Mhz
Min - 245Mhz
Gov - Ondemand
I/O - sio
I use this settings on every rom doesnt matter on wich!!
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is this better than the original settings

Pop18 said:
is this better than the original settings
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Yes its better for performance but also ok for battery life!! This is my runtime on Jana5.0 with excact the setting i told you and daily usd!!
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galaxy mini said:
Yes its better for performance but also ok for battery life!! This is my runtime on Jana5.0 with excact the setting i told you and daily usd!!
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ok,Can i ask you whats your opinion if i change the gov. to smartassV2:highfive:

Pop18 said:
ok,Can i ask you whats your opinion if i change the gov. to smartassV2:highfive:
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SmartassV2 is more aggressiv then ondemand as gov so it will get you less battery life!!
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galaxy mini said:
Yes its better for performance but also ok for battery life!! This is my runtime on Jana5.0 with excact the setting i told you and daily usd!!
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How did you make your mini last for 2 day?
Did you turn off you wifi or go to airplane mode?
Do you have many apps?

RayQ1223 said:
How did you make your mini last for 2 day?
Did you turn off you wifi or go to airplane mode?
Do you have many apps?
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No i used lot of wifi you can see it in the screenshot and i never use airplane cause i must be avarible!! I have not thatmuch apps around 15or20 installed!!
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galaxy mini said:
SmartassV2 is more aggressiv then ondemand as gov so it will get you less battery life!!
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Maybe thats wrong cause i tested ondemand and smartassv2 and found out that the smartassV2 has better battery life..
look at the attachments, the first two photos are ondemand and the rest smartassv2

Pop18 said:
Maybe thats wrong cause i tested ondemand and smartassv2 and found out that the smartassV2 has better battery life..
look at the attachments, the first two photos are ondemand and the rest smartassv2
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For my opinion ondemand is better, you should test it in a daily use and with wifi of cause!!
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galaxy mini said:
For my opinion ondemand is better, you should test it in a daily use and with wifi of cause!!
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ok i'll try it and btw whats your current rom??

T CPU governors

I got my T on Monday, rooted on Thursday to get rid of all the annoying ads. As I was in Rom toolbox I found the governors list and was hoping if anyone could shed some light on a) which is best for battery and performance (with on demand my phone just stays in either 1500mhz, 300mhz or deep sleep (approx values) and I know how each governor scales, I'd like to know experience instead of explanations) and b) what the msm-dscv governor is/how it compares? I've never seen it before! Cheers!
Galcactus
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I noticed that too.... I think conservative is a good governor.
I still don't know what the I/O options mean.
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First hit after a google search, it wasnt too hard to find.
[REF][TWEAKS] Kernel Governors, Modules, I/O Schedulers, CPU Tweaks, AIO App Configs

gregbradley said:
First hit after a google search, it wasnt too hard to find.
[REF][TWEAKS] Kernel Governors, Modules, I/O Schedulers, CPU Tweaks, AIO App Configs
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That thread talks about a few governors (19). True, but the msm-dscv governor isn't there. So we still don't know how it responds.
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crazymister said:
That thread talks about a few governors (19). True, but the msm-dscv governor isn't there. So we still don't know how it responds.
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I know, but I was replying to this post
xL3thalTuRdZz said:
I noticed that too.... I think conservative is a good governor.
I still don't know what the I/O options mean.
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Now he knows what I/O schedulars do.

Here i found some informations about msm-dcvs govener :
http://www.droidevs.com/showthread.php?t=283
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