i have compiled a nexus 7 kernel similar to this http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1903304 but for 4.3 roms the main theory for this kernel is less heat and more battery (i was able to get 7 1/2 Hours SOT With 2 Days Standbye)
These Are The Features
1.vdd_core/vdd_rail ,emc, pll_c, host1x, GPU, CPU Pre Undervolted
2. CPU LP Overclocked To 666MHz
3. Speed of GPU 2d/3d/vde etc set at 400 mhz (close to stock of 416) (Also 228MHz GPU Step Decreased To 215MHz)
4. 1300MHz Quad Core Patch
5. Min Backlight Level 5
6. host1x Underclocked From 260MHz To 255MHz
7. Some MISC. Tweaks
8. FSYNC TOGGLE
Tell Me What Your feedback Before i make a thread in development section
it has Mkernel Ramdisk So it should boot on all roms ive only tested cm10.2 though (i will not be adding voltage control as i think this kernel has a good undervolt 75-100mv undervolt on all frequencies)
Enjoy
extremetempz said:
i have compiled a nexus 7 kernel similar to this http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1903304 but for 4.3 roms the main theory for this kernel is less heat and more battery (i was able to get 7 1/2 Hours SOT With 2 Days Standbye)
These Are The Features
1.vdd_core/vdd_rail ,emc, pll_c, host1x, GPU, CPU Pre Undervolted
2. CPU LP Overclocked To 666MHz
3. Speed of GPU 2d/3d/vde etc set at 400 mhz (close to stock of 416) (Also 228MHz GPU Step Decreased To 215MHz)
4. 1300MHz Quad Core Patch
5. Min Backlight Level 5
6. host1x Underclocked From 260MHz To 255MHz
7. Some MISC. Tweaks
8. FSYNC TOGGLE
Tell Me What Your feedback Before i make a thread in development section
it has Mkernel Ramdisk So it should boot on all roms ive only tested cm10.2 though (i will not be adding voltage control as i think this kernel has a good undervolt 75-100mv undervolt on all frequencies)
Enjoy
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Any sauce? I would like to look at the changes on git before flashing
Thanks I will probably flash it anyway
poondog said:
Any sauce? I would like to look at the changes on git before flashing
Thanks I will probably flash it anyway
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well I can't upload to my git cause I'm going to my aunties for 2 days but when I get home I'll commit the changes
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extremetempz said:
well I can't upload to my git cause I'm going to my aunties for 2 days but when I get home I'll commit the changes
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Okay no worries, just wanted to see in detail what you did exactly Cheers mate
Nice kernel for start! Always favor battery save kernels.
Keep coding and create thread in right forum. I'm sure many will be interested.
Good luck!
extremetempz said:
i have compiled a nexus 7 kernel similar to this http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1903304 but for 4.3 roms the main theory for this kernel is less heat and more battery (i was able to get 7 1/2 Hours SOT With 2 Days Standbye)
These Are The Features
1.vdd_core/vdd_rail ,emc, pll_c, host1x, GPU, CPU Pre Undervolted
2. CPU LP Overclocked To 666MHz
3. Speed of GPU 2d/3d/vde etc set at 400 mhz (close to stock of 416) (Also 228MHz GPU Step Decreased To 215MHz)
4. 1300MHz Quad Core Patch
5. Min Backlight Level 5
6. host1x Underclocked From 260MHz To 255MHz
7. Some MISC. Tweaks
8. FSYNC TOGGLE
Tell Me What Your feedback Before i make a thread in development section
it has Mkernel Ramdisk So it should boot on all roms ive only tested cm10.2 though (i will not be adding voltage control as i think this kernel has a good undervolt 75-100mv undervolt on all frequencies)
Enjoy
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Been testing for quite a while now. Everything seems to be working. Extra juice from UV really helps. Do you plan on further development ?
I'm very interested.
Wejgomi
Why .img why no .zip?
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What sort of improvements in battery life are people getting with this?
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wejgomi said:
Been testing for quite a while now. Everything seems to be working. Extra juice from UV really helps. Do you plan on further development ?
I'm very interested.
Wejgomi
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How much screen on time you are getting?
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Xumit said:
How much screen on time you are getting?
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~7-7.5 on tilapia.
wejgomi said:
~7-7.5 on tilapia.
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And how much were you getting beforehand and with what?
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butler0607 said:
And how much were you getting beforehand and with what?
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Regular 6 hrs from nexus 7.
Has anybody actually tried kernel or am I being questioned close-minded here ?
What is the steps for the instalation?
I would like some screen shots for do it because I have a poor battery stats in my Nexus 7 3G
wejgomi said:
Regular 6 hrs from nexus 7.
Has anybody actually tried kernel or am I being questioned close-minded here ?
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Not sure why you think we're being closed minded? Some people post on here claiming battery life of 11+ hours, so 7 might not be that good, alternatively you might've just increased from 7 initially to 7.5 now. Wouldn't be worth my time, given the problems I've had flashing kernels before, if the increase was hardly noticeable.
Doesn't hurt to look into stuff a bit more before we flash something completely new with little info.
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butler0607 said:
Not sure why you think we're being closed minded? Some people post on here claiming battery life of 11+ hours, so 7 might not be that good, alternatively you might've just increased from 7 initially to 7.5 now. Wouldn't be worth my time, given the problems I've had flashing kernels before, if the increase was hardly noticeable.
Doesn't hurt to look into stuff a bit more before we flash something completely new with little info.
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Yeah but there's nothing as remote testing for a kernel. You have to try and see for yourself. All info lies in OP's post, anyway.
Related
KERNEL-v2 FINAL BEAST
Only ROMS based P
ATT bands
original post http://www.htcspain.com/roms-lg-optimus-3d-384/kernels-bestia-2-final-acura2201-53297/
Acura2201
ADDED 4 NEW SPEED TO CORES KERNEL, NO MODULES NEEDED.
-100 MHz
-400 MHz
-1100 MHz
-1200 MHz
THESE WOULD BE ALL THE SPEED.
100
300
400
600
800
1008
1100
1200
1300
- THE new kernel.
Native band to Att.
Fixed WIFI reboots on some processors.
More speed in the first wifi connection.
Added more speed in the I / O
Repaired animations load the phone off (you do not know the gigs that I have taken this minutia)
Fixed consumption at all frequencies.
Added mine changes in CPU
Added changes in GPU.
Added hundreds of small changes in all the libraries ...
And a thousand things more
[kernel]Final Kernel Beast 2 ( 1,3) 04/05/12
http://min.us/mhAvaokSW
[kernel]Final Kernel Beast 2 ( 1,2) 04/05/12
http://min.us/mbiSQczDwP
Acura 2201
This is the kernel to save power.
Speed is 1.3 and carries the termination LV referring to Low Voltage. Heh hehe me and my names.
If you have problems of fouling or Bluetooth does not work this kernel is not for you.
The voltages to the 800MHz band is very low. All for the low of 1.0.
And the maximum of 1,376 reduced to 1.35.
The GPU also has been lowered from 1.2 1.5
Telephone signal but also affect the power or signal reception. It is only during the call.
With these settings the battery increases the duration much. Without more testing time I can not give a figure, but in normal use can reach 15 hours without problems. That in mine never step 8. Very very lucky.
Now you tell me that this will go.
[kernel]Final Kernel Beast 2 (1.3) LV 04/05/12
This is the link.
http://min.us/mQRF0bdfB
[kernel]ABoot_1.9.7.4-V4 (1,3) Extreme-LV 05/05/12. new
http://minus.com/m2rn4NZL7/
BOOTS WUALA
DOWNLOAD http://www.wuala.com/jechus/THRILL V.20P/Bestia v20p/
Wish the links worked...
And so I have spoken it.. and so it shall be.
Link worked from my computer
Trekfan422991 said:
Wish the links worked...
And so I have spoken it.. and so it shall be.
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The link didn't work for me from my phone. But It did work from my computer. So give your computer a try if you have that option. Looking forward to flashing a kernel on this phone..just got my thrill a few days ago and was surprised at how recently it received gingerbread..if indeed it actually did. I had to search high and low for the flash file and follow a hack on xda to install it.....loved every minute of it..lol
Trekfan422991 said:
Wish the links worked...
And so I have spoken it.. and so it shall be.
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The links work, please download from pc
Just flashed the kernel. Seeing a big performance jump. The only thing I had to do was change the min clock speed to 300. Fantastic kernel!!!!
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min clock speed
DevanPe said:
Just flashed the kernel. Seeing a big performance jump. The only thing I had to do was change the min clock speed to 300. Fantastic kernel!!!!
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The 100 min clock speed has worked great for me..very low power draw at sleep and I know at least pandora continues to play fine when screen is tuned off. Have you had issues with it or just being safe?
Pandora works but tune in radio pro is a CPU hog and need like 800 but it works awesome to me I got just 1.3 may try the 1.3 lv later
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luv the hotplug
I love the hotplug gov. This phone is smooth as hell..I'm coming from an atrix that I had to give my wife as she didn't like the size and was scared by the 3d on this thrill. So im used to a fast phone and although it test out about the same as atrix it seems to run a lot smother and very glitch free. This hotplug gov seems to due a great job of controlling the cpu speed needed for battery life and functionality. Also rom toolbox works great for tweeking the memory and kernel settings among other things...awsome program I highly recommended it for this phone.
Bdadd34 said:
The 100 min clock speed has worked great for me..very low power draw at sleep and I know at least pandora continues to play fine when screen is tuned off. Have you had issues with it or just being safe?
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It seemed to lag @ 100. Other than that it has been great so far
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updated new boot
ABoot_1.9.7.4-V4 (1,3) Extreme-LV. new
http://minus.com/m2rn4NZL7/
Wow great kernel. Thanks so much!
Can i flash this over thrill seeker rom??
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CXENTE said:
Can i flash this over thrill seeker rom??
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yes it works on thrill seeker 2.1
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CXENTE said:
Can i flash this over thrill seeker rom??
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This kernel is made from recently released by LG V20P_925 thrill .... has to work perfectly.
Sweeet... Ill try it now
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CXENTE said:
Sweeet... Ill try it now
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Heyyyy works greatt!!! Very smoothhh
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Crackle Sound during Boot?
Is anyone else getting a crackle sound from the speaker during the book using this kernal?
loki2828 said:
Is anyone else getting a crackle sound from the speaker during the book using this kernal?
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Yes, this happens to my phone with this Kernal too. It just last like a second though.
After installing the latest version im having gps lock issues i cant lock on to a gps signal at all anyone else havinv this issue i have thrill seeker 2.1 and it worked fine before the kernel
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When flashing this kernel on the thrill seeker 2.0 I noticed battery drained 10% within half an hour Do I need to download setcpu and put it on hotplug?
When i got my nexus i was struggling to get over 2 hours on screen time, and flashing faux123s kernel and under clocking and under volting didn't help much either. I thought about getting the core Disabler app but I'm 15 and my dad wont let me buy anything.
Then i stumbled on the kernel tuner app.
I noticed the kernel tuner app wouldn't work with faux123s kernel though. The settings wouldn't stick. But using francos kernel i put the last 2 cores on the lowest settings possible and pretty much just made it a dual core. The phone hasn't slowed down whatsoever and in the ~45 min I've used it its only gone down like 10 percent!
Tell me what your setup is for great battery life!
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I use juice defender app and its good..
sent from my phone using hands and brain...
I won't recommend it.... Nu Google the app and add "free download".
Sent with my Google Nexus 7 through the XDA Developers APP.
Latest faux kernel (004m_r2) + paranoid android rom + underclock to 1.2ghz + eco mode + intellidemand governor + gpu underclock to 325mhz
gives me 5h screen on time with more than 15h of idle time.
The great battery impression thread
Please continue discussion there.
Closed
Screenies of some good benchmarks? Please post you ROM and kernel too please
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Here's my Quadrant result.
CM 10.1 | Motley Kernel | CPU set @ 1.6 GHz | Total Points: 4619
Bl4ckX said:
Here's my Quadrant result.
CM 10.1 | Motley Kernel | CPU set @ 1.6 GHz | Total Points: 4619
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Hmm, that's weird. I have a higher benchmark score than you, yet my cpu is just 1.3ghz. It only comes to show benchmark scores are quite useless when it comes to performance testing. I'm on stock rom btw.
Leonhan said:
Hmm, that's weird. I have a higher benchmark score than you, yet my cpu is just 1.3ghz. It only comes to show benchmark scores are quite useless when it comes to performance testing. I'm on stock rom btw.
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Same here, 1.3ghz here, ROM stock and Franco i got 5070 points
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I had my governor on conservative and my min at 100mhz and my max at 700 MHz and I got 4700. I use Franco kernel
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im on stock 4.2.1 rooted.
used nexus tool kit to temp boot into TWRP only to flash motley A33 kernel.
left all settings alone.
adjusted CPU speed from 1500 to 1700 and left everything else alone.
with my daily use i can get about 2 days of battery power mainly streaming netflix at night for about 3 hours for super natural.
this bench mark is fairly consistent at 1700, if i drop to 1500 CPU then the score drops back to around 5500.
nextelbuddy said:
im on stock 4.2.1 rooted.
used nexus tool kit to temp boot into TWRP only to flash motley A33 kernel.
left all settings alone.
adjusted CPU speed from 1500 to 1700 and left everything else alone.
with my daily use i can get about 2 days of battery power mainly streaming netflix at night for about 3 hours for super natural.
this bench mark is fairly consistent at 1700, if i drop to 1500 CPU then the score drops back to around 5500.
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Do you use your tablet for anything else besides movie streaming? Cause two days of battery life sounds amazing. I'm on stock unrooted and I'm getting only about 1 day.
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Yes, its on my desk all day at work and i periodically check PULSE, CURRENTS and FLIPBOARD through out the day.
nextelbuddy said:
im on stock 4.2.1 rooted.
used nexus tool kit to temp boot into TWRP only to flash motley A33 kernel.
left all settings alone.
adjusted CPU speed from 1500 to 1700 and left everything else alone.
with my daily use i can get about 2 days of battery power mainly streaming netflix at night for about 3 hours for super natural.
this bench mark is fairly consistent at 1700, if i drop to 1500 CPU then the score drops back to around 5500.
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Wow that's pretty good
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AW: High benchmarks
I just flashed the Trinity kernel and this time i scored about 5500 points. But for some reason im only getting 230 points 2D score.
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served24 said:
Do you use your tablet for anything else besides movie streaming? Cause two days of battery life sounds amazing. I'm on stock unrooted and I'm getting only about 1 day.
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You serious?
I get 3 and 1/2 days with my Nexus?
About 8 hours screen on time (Used for browsing, playing games and download etc)
The Nexus battery is the best I've ever had on a smart device.
Try:
Paranoid Android
Faux Kernel
Tis a winner !
Bl4ckX said:
I just flashed the Trinity kernel and this time i scored about 5500 points. But for some reason im only getting 230 points 2D score.
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Try this
Configuration, Developer Section, Tick 'force gpu renderer'
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Jaydizzle414 said:
Screenies of some good benchmarks? Please post you ROM and kernel too please
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stock, rooted, motley kernel OC'd to 1.6 ghz. interactive | deadline.
AW: High benchmarks
eric-filth said:
Try this
Configuration, Developer Section, Tick 'force gpu renderer'
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Thanks this fixed it. I scored over a thousand points in 2D and got an overall score of 6400.
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5925 score
Clocked on 1500
3.0.10-faux123-grouper
Omega Kernel on dirtyAOKP
1600 and 486-526gpu, can't remember exactly
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dems86 said:
Omega Kernel on dirtyAOKP
1600 and 486-526gpu, can't remember exactly
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This benchmark is too sux, gpu doesn't matter.
Anyway, good results.
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One of the guys using Prime ROM scored this running 1.7ghz/484
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I think stock kernel is the best. Every kernel I tried had some kind of lag at some point. Now I am back to the stock kernel and it is smooth as butter. Google got it right the first time. How is it for you guys ?
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Its very early in kernel development.
Give the devs some time
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flameinthefire said:
I think stock kernel is the best. Every kernel I tried had some kind of lag at some point. Now I am back to the stock kernel and it is smooth as butter. Google got it right the first time. How is it for you guys ?
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I am running Franco r14 smooth as butter. I would try using Nova launcher, I do agree with you that the GEL launcher is a bit laggy on custom kernels.
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riggs170 said:
I am running Franco r14 smooth as butter. I would try using Nova launcher, I do agree with you that the GEL launcher is a bit laggy on custom kernels.
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so for me on francos kernel the keyboard is super laggy
I love Trinity kernel, I've been using it for two years on my Galaxy Nexus, Nexus 7, Nexus 10, Nexus 4 and now Nexus 5.
B11 on the stock ROM (odexed and rooted with ART enabled) is sleeping better than the stock kernel did and the performance is amazing, which is to be expected considering it's Trinity.
@morfic just does something special... And the community around Trinity is the best on xda.
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ive never had even a thought of lag using trinity on my n5. i cant imagine making the n5 lag
lwfb said:
I love Trinity kernel, I've been using it for two years on my Galaxy Nexus, Nexus 7, Nexus 10, Nexus 4 and now Nexus 5.
B11 on the stock ROM (odexed and rooted with ART enabled) is sleeping better than the stock kernel did and the performance is amazing, which is to be expected considering it's Trinity.
@morfic just does something special... And the community around Trinity is the best on xda.
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i agree Trinity kernel is pretty good i dont really see any lag. i just wish he includes the color fix that francos kernal has
flameinthefire said:
i agree Trinity kernel is pretty good i dont really see any lag. i just wish he includes the color fix that francos kernal has
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eventually, but it wont be the same as franciscos.
This thread will become a kernel fans thread lol. Anyways running franco since forever no lags at all after r11. Op you are right somehow though, custom kernels have to save some extra juice from somewhere, so devs try to find it at the expense of performance.
Clear improvement over stock running Faux's latest.
Excreted from my Nexus 5
[Guide] Headphone/Earphone Buying
Bit of lag? Adjust governor parameters.
I would assume that the reason for lag is that many custom kernels disable mpdecision in a quest for better battery life.
At this stage what do you expect? Give it a while and then you'll find the stock kernel "laggy".
I like to keep things stock myself, but on my 2012 Nexus 7 I can't stand the stock kernel.
the stock kernel run smooth and great
the only thing I'd like to have is tap 2 wake but I don't like the other custom crap
muyoso said:
I would assume that the reason for lag is that many custom kernels disable mpdecision in a quest for better battery life.
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Why is that? I did have lag using the latest Faux kernel and switching back to the ondemand governor fixed most of it, but I did keep the Intelliplug Hotplug driver on. How does enabling/disabling mpdecision affects battery life and stability?
back in the day with the captivate one of the early developers tested different cross compilers and the effects on wake time. i think that might have a little to do with it. most people are using the linaro compiler these days and it is good, i notice the difference on my other phone using linaro but my other phone never quite feels as good as it did stock with wake time. it may be possible that an older compiler may be better for some things. i tend to feel modded kernels do feel a little glitcy and this could be one area to look at. good news is that the sources have to be posted so you can compile your own version of someones kernel with different compilers or options to test things. maybe remove a commit or two...
simms22 said:
ive never had even a thought of lag using trinity on my n5. i cant imagine making the n5 lag
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Plus 1. Lag? Say what? I'm using trinity kernel and not a thought of lag.
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ascarda said:
the stock kernel run smooth and great
the only thing I'd like to have is tap 2 wake but I don't like the other custom crap
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Mpdecision ramps up the CPU instantly to 1ghz when a touch event occurs. This makes for a much smoother UI in general, but obviously would use a tiny bit more battery than if the phone were to stay at min clocks.
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i love the stock battery life so It's good for me
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Using Franco r14 and stock room no problem at all im getting 4 hr SOT. Will change to catalysm rom tomorrow and see if i can get more SOT time.
I Tried several Roms so far, but im not getting the amount of benchscores some people get. Suggestions?
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Running SlimLP and LeanKernel 1.1 decrypted. Getting about 49400 on AnTuTu. Was getting about the same on stock as well.
Elix-r, decrypted, latest supersu, and elementalx ver 0.7 for kernel. Super smooth and fast
LS or Validus ( I switch back and forth until this bug gets fixed. )
Lean Kernel v1.1 UCOC (my favorite so far)
I'm using Stock 5.0.1 with Sensei Kernel R23. It's a great balance between battery and performance and his kernel is very customizable with plenty of governors and TCP congestion control.
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ElixR and Sensei.
I honestly don't know what all the tweaks are. I only use that combination since it is said to be stable. I may just switch back to stock.
jamcswain said:
I'm using Stock 5.0.1 with Sensei Kernel R23. It's a great balance between battery and performance and his kernel is very customizable with plenty of governors and TCP congestion control.
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what is your battery saving settings for Sensei?
also im on Pure with Sensei R23
Stock rom, no encryption, Elemental rom (just OC'ed to 2.8gHz)
antutu = 51901
liquidsmooth + lean kernel
euphoria is a great rom as well
oneandroidnut said:
what is your battery saving settings for Sensei?
also im on Pure with Sensei R23
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Underclocked minimum 300mhz max 1.4ghz. On BioShock Governor. Using intelliplug with screen off frequency 652mhz. With 2 cores max. 2 disabled. Undervolted -24mV. And of fiops scheduler. And with Westwood TCP congestion control
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jamcswain said:
Underclocked minimum 300mhz max 1.4ghz. On BioShock Governor. Using intelliplug with screen off frequency 652mhz. With 2 cores max. 2 disabled. Undervolted -24mV. And of fiops scheduler. And with Westwood TCP congestion control
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awesome man thanks i will give it a try when i throw my sim back in nexus tonight!!!
oneandroidnut said:
awesome man thanks i will give it a try when i throw my sim back in nexus tonight!!!
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Be careful not to set on boot with undervolting. Its very volatile. Try it for a while and if if doesn't crash, then set it to boot. I used mine for a day before setting it on boot
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jamcswain said:
Be careful not to set on boot with undervolting. Its very volatile. Try it for a while and if if doesn't crash, then set it to boot. I used mine for a day before setting it on boot
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yeah i dont. i had set to -25 mv and like you said not to set on boot. so if it crashes i will revert!! thanks man!
ROM: Minimus - has everything I need, nothing more and nothing less
Kernel: Stock - smoothest kernel for me at the moment
Rom : Elix-R
Kernel : Sensei r21.
WOW!
Kernel gives all kinds of mods. Seriously better battery life or Faster performance.
13 hours since charge still at 58 % with 3 hours screen time. Mostly reading emails, forums. Several YouTube videos.