Is it normal to lose 28% after 15 minutes of online gaming thru stable 3G network connection on the Xperia Z and getting an high level of heating also?
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Destroyedbeauty said:
Is it normal to lose 28% after 15 minutes of online gaming thru stable 3G network connection on the Xperia Z and getting an high level of heating also?
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yes...this phone cant take heat very well, the processor doesnt help either.
G1_enthusiast said:
yes...this phone cant take heat very well, the processor doesnt help either.
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Underclocking does fix this to some extent?
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Underclocking does fix this to some extent?
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it does, just prolong it from heating...once the phone get hot enough, it will start to thermal throttle which downclock your cpu anyway...i tink the preset is 902mhz and 712mhz(?) not a good phone if you wanna play game long...
G1_enthusiast said:
it does, just prolong it from heating...once the phone get hot enough, it will start to thermal throttle which downclock your cpu anyway...i tink the preset is 902mhz and 712mhz(?) not a good phone if you wanna play game long...
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That sucks.. Seems like my Samsung Galaxy S3 will be better for gaming. No heat issues there just need to dust it off a little..
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That sucks.. Seems like my Samsung Galaxy S3 will be better for gaming. No heat issues there just need to dust it off a little..
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I never use the international version so i dont know but the S3 USA version is freaking awesome...many reviewers crown it as the official Iphone killer...
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I never use the international version so i dont know but the S3 USA version is freaking awesome...many reviewers crown it as the official Iphone killer...
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I am using the international version of the S3 and gaming on that machine is like butter smooth!
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not underclocking......undervolting will help for sure....i use it for a month so far...25-30 percent longer battery life , way cooller phone.
glukasil said:
not underclocking......undervolting will help for sure....i use it for a month so far...25-30 percent longer battery life , way cooller phone.
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Stock kernel on leaked .407 (Jelly Bean 4.2.2) doesn't support undervolting.. :thumbdown: so I am pretty limited atm. And moving back to 4.1.2 isn't ideal because of wakelock issues on latest .253 and .307 Firmwares..
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under clocking is essentially undervolting, but undervolting too much lag the phone.
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under clocking is essentially undervolting, but undervolting too much lag the phone.
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Nope, underclocking is lowering lowest and highest frequencies that the CPU can provide and use for certain tasks.
Undervolting is lowering the voltage frequencies of the CPU cores at their CPU frequencies so they drain less power from battery. Lower this too low though will cause lag and reboots because less power to the cpu..
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Nope, underclocking is lowering lowest and highest frequencies that the CPU can provide and use for certain tasks.
Undervolting is lowering the voltage frequencies of the CPU cores at their CPU frequencies so they drain less power from battery. Lower this too low though will cause lag and reboots because less power to the cpu..
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underclocking using a lower freq, since the freq have different voltage, the lower the freq the less voltage, since you are using a lower freq you are using a lower voltage.
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underclocking using a lower freq, since the freq have different voltage, the lower the freq the less voltage, since you are using a lower freq you are using a lower voltage.
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Not necessarily. It is quite often that the voltage between two neighbouring frequencies doesn't differ.
Besides the voltage differences between highest frequencies are small so to effectively prolong your battery life by underclocking you'd have to limit the CPU a lot. So usually undervolting is the way.
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Not necessarily. It is quite often that the voltage between two neighbouring frequencies doesn't differ.
Besides the voltage differences between highest frequencies are small so to effectively prolong your battery life by underclocking you'd have to limit the CPU a lot. So usually undervolting is the way.
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Undervolting or underclocking - which one of them is best?
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I'd go with undervolting. You get the same performance and longer battery life but it might cause reboots if you undervolt too much.
With underclocking there's no rebooting issue but it's simply limiting your phones performance.
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i m on v10D, i just rooted and intalled setcpu, 1500 max 1400 min gov: performance, now just after i restart/turn on my device, the frequency is right..but then after a couple of minutes it drops to 1000 mhz..i have 2 questions:1.is there a way to fix this,2.does any other version( other than v10D )offer better gaming experience...and if so, which is the best?
Thanks for your time :good:
Well i have mine when I game set to 1500 low and high plus performance. It never drops and other then that. One issue I did encounter is that as long u have profiles set up and checked it will still use them regardless if u set it in the front page to a certain speed. So u need to uncheck all profiles and also uncheck the use profiles. Basically uncheck it all then even if u uncheck use profile it still will use the profile if u select one. Here a picture from what I mean. See how I unchecked everything. U need to do this to or it still will the profiles even if not checked the use profile box.
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Well i have mine when I game set to 1500 low and high plus performance. It never drops and other then that. One issue I did encounter is that as long u have profiles set up and checked it will still use them regardless if u set it in the front page to a certain speed. So u need to uncheck all profiles and also uncheck the use profiles. Basically uncheck it all then even if u uncheck use profile it still will use the profile if u select one. Here a picture from what I mean. See how I unchecked everything. U need to do this to or it still will the profiles even if not checked the use profile box.
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Wow, that worked!!what do you know!!! Thanks man, one more thing..about the updates, which version should i go with??
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Wow, that worked!!what do you know!!! Thanks man, one more thing..about the updates, which version should i go with??
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No problem. And Well i use v10f seems just fine.
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Dammit, the frequency problem is back..no profiles this time...any ideas??
Do u have any other app installed that might interfere like quadgearbox or anything like that?
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Do u have any other app installed that might interfere like quadgearbox or anything like that?
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not that i know of..i had lg gear box but i removed it...i also have ATP tweak but i dont think that s relevant
Edit: i just removed the atp tweak..and it still automatically returns to 1000mhz
btw, are you facing any lags, framedrops, etc on v10F?
and is there any way to force the 4 cores to work simultaneously?
I have the same problem. When i set frequencies to 1500 min and max in game it's still change to lower.
I don't really know. Mine always stays steady on 1500
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Can you make for me a screenshot from game with osd cpu core usage?
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I don't really know. Mine always stays steady on 1500
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Well, its probably has something to do with the firmware version, lets hope an update would fix it
But still, are you facing any lags on v10F?
What exactly do u mean?
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CPU not run full speed
Hy !
Merry Christmas !
My problem is same as you. I don't rooted my phone.
I have stock v10h firmware hungarian,
When I play games, all games very laggy.
I checked the CPU speeds, the max frequency is 1300Mhz and below.
What is this ? Tegra 3 stupidity ?
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Just write 3845#*880# and on the bottom you can see cpu usage, turn it on and play some game.
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Hy !
Merry Christmas !
My problem is same as you. I don't rooted my phone.
I have stock v10h firmware hungarian,
When I play games, all games very laggy.
I checked the CPU speeds, the max frequency is 1300Mhz and below.
What is this ? Tegra 3 stupidity ?
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Gabor
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that 's 3 people with the same problem...and no one is helping -.-, ^^^and he 's on v10H so its not fixed by update .-.
anyone??
It didn't change anything for me to put the CPU @ 1,5GHz constantly. I did a test with the game Horn and its lagging exactly as with the default CPU governor enabled.
If you think about it for a moment, it makes sense, as the GPU is doing the majority of work.
Tegra 3 CPU Clocks
Based on what I understand about Tegra 3 from this thread- http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1664391, the CPU has 3 different "modes". 1.5Ghz single core, 1.4Ghz dual and triple core, and 1.2Ghz quad core (At a certain temperature, remains on 1.4Ghz or 1.3Ghz until that temperature is reached... quickly). The reason why the frequencies go down is because when the phone is utilising more cores, the frequency drops too. The move from 1.5Ghz to 1.4Ghz causes lag in games at times, which is why the maximum should be set to 1.4Ghz to prevent this from occuring. Also they said that the performance governor causes 2 of the 4 cores to no longer be in use, which is NOT good for Tegra games such as ShadowGun as all 4 cores cannot be used, so they advised people only to use it for Non-Tegra games as they do not use all the cores. Hoped I helped in any way, even though I'm a new guy. I'm not sure if this applies for ALL Tegra 3 devices or just the HTC One X, but it still looks like useful information.
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Based on what I understand about Tegra 3 from this thread- http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1664391, the CPU has 3 different "modes". 1.5Ghz single core, 1.4Ghz dual and triple core, and 1.2Ghz quad core (At a certain temperature, remains on 1.4Ghz or 1.3Ghz until that temperature is reached... quickly). The reason why the frequencies go down is because when the phone is utilising more cores, the frequency drops too. The move from 1.5Ghz to 1.4Ghz causes lag in games at times, which is why the maximum should be set to 1.4Ghz to prevent this from occuring. Also they said that the performance governor causes 2 of the 4 cores to no longer be in use, which is NOT good for Tegra games such as ShadowGun as all 4 cores cannot be used, so they advised people only to use it for Non-Tegra games as they do not use all the cores. Hoped I helped in any way, even though I'm a new guy. I'm not sure if this applies for ALL Tegra 3 devices or just the HTC One X, but it still looks like useful information.
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Thanks for your reply..but for me, the frequency doesnt drop to any of the values above, it automatically drops to1000 and mostly its on 1 core
Which brings me to another problem...i need a way to force the activation of the 4 cores simultaneously...in most games the cpu is stuck at 100% single or dual core
matatouille96 said:
Thanks for your reply..but for me, the frequency doesnt drop to any of the values above, it automatically drops to1000 and mostly its on 1 core
Which brings me to another problem...i need a way to force the activation of the 4 cores simultaneously...in most games the cpu is stuck at 100% single or dual core
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Most games are not optimised to use 4 cores, so I guess using only 1 or 2 cores should be normal. What governor are you using for games, because this might have an effect on the performance.
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Most games are not optimised to use 4 cores, so I guess using only 1 or 2 cores should be normal. What governor are you using for games, because this might have an effect on the performance.
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I tried all governors..performance isnt the best, idk why..userspace seems to work fine, but still when i set min and max freq above 1000mhz, it automatically drops to 1000mhz ._. and that isnt quite good for gaming, and since i bought this device over s3 for gaming, i feel f*cked
so would an update to v10F or a hard reset fix anything??
EDIT: and there 's 4 other people with the same problem and one of them has v10F so hardware problem??if so, im hanging myself
I've always been a big fan of undervolting. These are the lowest voltages I can get stable at these common speeds. I found I can underclock the Matr1x kernel further than some others I have tried for some unknown reason. How low have you been able to go? Also, what programs do you use to test stability? So far, I have been running Antutu test completion as a measure of stability. Any suggestions otherwise?
288MHz - 650mv
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Noob question~ Why do people undervolt?
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Noob question~ Why do people undervolt?
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To increase battery life,
The Long answer is that the CPU has a number of parameters where Clockspeed (MHz) and voltage (mV) are two. Clockspeed, well that is speed. Voltage is related to the amount of energy provided to the cpu, undervolting means that you feed the CPU less juice but demand that it runs at the same clocks. You are essentially starving the CPU,it uses less energy, but can become unstable if the voltage is insufficient to maintain operations. Manufactures always have extra voltage as a safety margin so power users can check their CPU bin (slow, normal, fast or faster) and lower voltages step by step until they crash the phone during a stress test, increase the voltage slightly and boom, your phone uses less battery power while being just as fast.
I undervolt to reduce heat. It makes a significant difference. The battery saving is minimal, but the temperature difference is VERY noticeable.
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I undervolt to reduce heat. It makes a significant difference. The battery saving is minimal, but the temperature difference is VERY noticeable.
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Took words from my mouth. This this and this. It reduces heat, which in turn reduces battery use. UV by itself doesn't save a lot of battery, it's the consequences of it. I'm normally not a fan of UV, but with current N4 sw/fw it NEEDS it. It's way too high.
Interesting observation. As of recently my phone jumps up by 3-5c from 37-38 hover. Never used to do it before, not until i got it up to 50c for about half an hour last week. Previously it would stay steadily at 37-38, now it spikes up now and again during use. What's interesting about is that once it goes over 40c battery use increases drastically. So i wonder if people that have really good battery life don't have phones that go over that temp often and vice versa.
I haven't played around with the values too much yet, just a -100mV across the board. This seems to work just fine, so I might experiment some more..
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I undervolt to prevent heating like others say. My Antutu scores drop like a rock when I'm at stock clockspeeds mostly likely due to thermal throttling. Now I can run it repeatedly without having scores drop. It saves battery and runs faster while running games even for very short periods of time, so I am a big fan of undervolting. :good:
Undervolt to reduce power usage, think of the stock voltage as normally being more than is required, think of running for a bus yet you have 2 minutes why waste energy when you can walk and still make it .
Undervolt for less power usage and less heat produced meaning battery performance is better (cooler battery is a more efficient one) and performance is up as you avoid any thermal limits in place .
Great stuff undervolting, I have managed to get -150mV across the board ( 1.5ghz @ 1000mV) and 288mhz is 162.5mV .
I came from a nexus s ... And one member of xda went to amazing lengths to show that undervolting really made very little differences in battery life ... And it def wasn't worth the instability .
He did loads of tests and I mean loads and basically showed that in helped so little that if you had a reboot you would use more power in rebooting then saving via undervolt
However . it is worth it for the heat decrease for sure
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I came from a nexus s ... And one member of xda went to amazing lengths to show that undervolting really made very little differences in battery life ... And it def wasn't worth the instability .
He did loads of tests and I mean loads and basically showed that in helped so little that if you had a reboot you would use more power in rebooting then saving via undervolt
However . it is worth it for the heat decrease for sure
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The more the heat, the faster the battery drains. Since undervolting decreases heat, im sure it should increase battery life. Maybe not for browsing or calling, but playing a heavy 3D game.
is it normal that the higher the frequency the lower the voltage in setcpu?
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I'm quite new to nexus 4 undervolting, what's the average amount i can lower the voltages with? (i have a nominal CPU)
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how can you guys undervolt? is there an app for that? i bought Franco's kernel updater app, but there's no option to undervolt in there.
edit: just found an app called setcpu, is that it?
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You can do it from franco kernel updater, from frequencies and voltages - voltages - cpu voltages
But i dont recommend you to undervolt if you dont know what you do.
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You can do it from franco kernel updater, from frequencies and voltages - voltages - cpu voltages
But i dont recommend you to undervolt if you dont know what you do.
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I'm familiar with undervolting both on PC and on phone, but i had a Motorola defy before my nexus and undervolting there was a bit different.
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is it normal that the higher the frequency the lower the voltage in setcpu?
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I'm quite new to nexus 4 undervolting, what's the average amount i can lower the voltages with? (i have a nominal CPU)
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How are you able to undervolt with SetCPU? I'm not seeing that option using CM10, and Harsh's kernel.
italia0101 said:
I came from a nexus s ... And one member of xda went to amazing lengths to show that undervolting really made very little differences in battery life ... And it def wasn't worth the instability .
He did loads of tests and I mean loads and basically showed that in helped so little that if you had a reboot you would use more power in rebooting then saving via undervolt
However . it is worth it for the heat decrease for sure
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Former nexus s user here, the reason nexus s didn't benefit in battery life much was that it only had 1 core, and used a higher nm manufacturing process, 65nm -> 28nm. Lower voltages in the 28nm means that it multiplies the heat/power savings more than a 65nm, and the 4 cores multiply the savings by up to 4.
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How are you able to undervolt with SetCPU? I'm not seeing that option using CM10, and Harsh's kernel.
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don't know, it was just there. did you try to reboot after installing the app?
I'm on Franco's kernel btw.
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Pls what are the right values for under volting Samsung captivate
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I am new to this and my battery goes +40°C when I play simple games... I am running Franco's kernel r71 should I do UV? If so how much? Thanks in advance
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Pls what are the right values for under volting Samsung captivate
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this is the lg nexus 4 forum.
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Is it anyone that can share and care with me some kind of modifying / tweaks that shuts down how many CPU cores that is active at the same moment? My problem is that battery life is suffering thanks to the CPU is working at an high level even when using simple tasks like browsing the web thru the built in web browser.
Help me please..
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Destroyedbeauty said:
Is it anyone that can share and care with me some kind of modifying / tweaks that shuts down how many CPU cores that is active at the same moment? My problem is that battery life is suffering thanks to the CPU is working at an high level even when using simple tasks like browsing the web thru the built in web browser.
Help me please..
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Download system tuner or get this app: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.teamkang.fauxclock
And then just look at your cores. 97% of the time there is just 1 core working (on my phone).
Faux's app is about the same as CPU Spy, but Faux123 Kernel Enhancement Pro can also tell/show you the amount of time that all 4 cores were being used. Which is really barely never. If it's different in your case then you could do some tweaks, but I really doubt that it will be different then my phone. In the end it also depends what you use your phone for of course.
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Download system tuner or get this app: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.teamkang.fauxclock
And then just look at your cores. 97% of the time there is just 1 core working (on my phone).
Faux's app is about the same as CPU Spy, but Faux123 Kernel Enhancement Pro can also tell/show you the amount of time that all 4 cores were being used. Which is really barely never. If it's different in your case then you could do some tweaks, but I really doubt that it will be different then my phone. In the end it also depends what you use your phone for of course.
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If 1 one core is used - why is my battery draining like crazy? I am greenifying every known battery eating app that is installed on my phone but even then, I got bad battery life on my Xperia Z it is two days old though..
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If 1 one core is used - why is my battery draining like crazy? I am greenifying every known battery eating app that is installed on my phone but even then, I got bad battery life on my Xperia Z it is two days old though..
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Yeah well... if anything... The least you should worry about are you cores.
Have you installed BBS/CPU Spy to see if your phone is going into sleep mode correctly?
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Yeah well... if anything... The least you should worry about are you cores.
Have you installed BBS/CPU Spy to see if your phone is going into sleep mode correctly?
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My phone enter Deep sleep pretty quickly so it is nothing wrong with Deep sleep and sleep mode.
Maybe undervolting of stock kernel frequencies can help me with the fast battery drainage? I mean, my battery life is good but undervolting can make it better?
Turn off gps,google now,every vibration and unnecesary keyboard,dial sound.
The battery life will be better.
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Turn off gps,google now,every vibration and unnecesary keyboard,dial sound.
The battery life will be better.
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Already fixed.
Destroyedbeauty said:
My phone enter Deep sleep pretty quickly so it is nothing wrong with Deep sleep and sleep mode.
Maybe undervolting of stock kernel frequencies can help me with the fast battery drainage? I mean, my battery life is good but undervolting can make it better?
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I guess UV helps to improve the battery life, but I don't know how much. The great thing of UV is that the phone also doesn't become too hot.
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If 1 one core is used - why is my battery draining like crazy? I am greenifying every known battery eating app that is installed on my phone but even then, I got bad battery life on my Xperia Z it is two days old though..
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Hey don't forget to let your phone settle down 2 days isn't enough. It needs around one week
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brightness is what taking the battery, I dont know what phone u came from but battery is pretty much a disappointment on this phone. I came from an S3 with a 7000mah battery, so yea it sucks.
So, I overclocked my CPU frequency to 1836MHz and my GPU frequency to 450MHz and after playing a game for like 10mins, my phone gets really hot. I know its normal but I would like to ask, did I overclocked my phone too much that it can destroy my phone? And what is the overheat temperature for my phone(HTC One)? So I can monitor it.
Thank you
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So, I overclocked my CPU frequency to 1836MHz and my GPU frequency to 450MHz and after playing a game for like 10mins, my phone gets really hot. I know its normal but I would like to ask, did I overclocked my phone too much that it can destroy my phone? And what is the overheat temperature for my phone(HTC One)? So I can monitor it.
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Yes its possible to permanently damage your phone if your overclock is too much aggressive or your phone get to hot. Every chip is slightly different so you'll have to test your phone for each frequency steps you do. Like a computer, you should start overclocking in small increments till you reach a maximum stable config and then reduce it a bit for safety. And always monitor temperature, over-temping is your worst enemy when overclocking.
For the max temp question I don't really know, you might want to check qualcomm site for max safe cpu temps. Don't forget some other components doesn't like high temperature. Semi-conductors components life are reduced in high temp conditions and generally, lithium-ion battery doesn't like high temperatures...
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Yes its possible to permanently damage your phone if your overclock is too much aggressive or your phone get to hot. Every chip is slightly different so you'll have to test your phone for each frequency steps you do. Like a computer, you should start overclocking in small increments till you reach a maximum stable config and then reduce it a bit for safety. And always monitor temperature, over-temping is your worst enemy when overclocking.
For the max temp question I don't really know, you might want to check qualcomm site for max safe cpu temps. Don't forget some other components doesn't like high temperature. Semi-conductors components life are reduced in high temp conditions and generally, lithium-ion battery doesn't like high temperatures...
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So basically, overclocking can really destroy my phone? So, i guess ill just switch back to the stock one. Thank you
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So basically, overclocking can really destroy my phone? So, i guess ill just switch back to the stock one. Thank you
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That overclock is not going to hurt your phone but the temperature can if it gets too high which can happen at stock clocking. I keep my phone's cpu at 1.134 Ghz and games run great with minimal heat.
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Guys,
I'am wondering if its possible to set min CPU to lower than 200Mhz????
I used to have a HTC Incredible S and lowering the min CPU to 133Mhz it helped with battery saving.
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raulpcamara said:
Guys,
I'am wondering if its possible to set min CPU to lower than 200Mhz????
I used to have a HTC Incredible S and lowering the min CPU to 133Mhz it helped with battery saving.
Using S3 LTE AMCHA v5.00
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I was afraid it was a hardware limitation.
Thanks anyway !!!
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that 200 MHz or whatever value, is the sleep frequency right?
raulpcamara said:
Guys,
I'am wondering if its possible to set min CPU to lower than 200Mhz????
I used to have a HTC Incredible S and lowering the min CPU to 133Mhz it helped with battery saving.
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Hi mate,
Have you tried playing with the CPU frequency settings located in:
/sys/devices/system/cpu/cpufreq/pegasusq/
You will need Root Access and to mount the System as read/write in order to save the changes.
They are also referenced in /init.rc, so you can probably change the settings in the Kernel too
Have a great day!
-Shaz
if this trick works you can set it to 1MHz....But the big question: will the phone work normally? i mean if i get a call phone will act as normal?
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that 200 MHz or whatever value, is the sleep frequency right?
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No, in deep sleep the frequency is different. That's why a idling device wastes more battery than a deep sleep one.