Hello guys i was wondering do our HTC ONE have a temperature Sensor built in, what i mean by that is a sensor that is able to detect the temperature outside like if u are at home in your room etc.
The reason to ask you is because before few days when i was outside i was trying to make a picture and when i shoot it a pop message appear that flash cant be used because its too cold.
And i start to wonder when the device can measure the temperature outside why then on the market its not availible app that is doong that for real.
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Hello guys i was wondering do our HTC ONE have a temperature Sensor built in, what i mean by that is a sensor that is able to detect the temperature outside like if u are at home in your room etc.
The reason to ask you is because before few days when i was outside i was trying to make a picture and when i shoot it a pop message appear that flash cant be used because its too cold.
And i start to wonder when the device can measure the temperature outside why then on the market its not availible app that is doong that for real.
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AFAIK there is a built in sensor to measure CPU and battery temperatures, so when it get very cold outside, the cpu can't run as it should, that's why you have this error message I think
To answer your question, I think the sensor we have only measures cpu temp and not direct outside temperature,
Please correct me if I'm wrong
Tabtoub said:
AFAIK there is a built in sensor to measure CPU and battery temperatures, so when it get very cold outside, the cpu can't run as it should, that's why you have this error message I think
To answer your question, I think the sensor we have only measures cpu temp and not direct outside temperature,
Please correct me if I'm wrong
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i am not sure about the out-side temp sensor,
but a cold CPU can't run correct , i doubt that. as a cold CPU is a dream for any machine
and practically there is no such cold CPU unless it was cooled on purpose.
however i think the cold temp effects capacitors or other staff that can't work in low temp
but 95% its not the CPU.
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Hello guys i was wondering do our HTC ONE have a temperature Sensor built in, what i mean by that is a sensor that is able to detect the temperature outside like if u are at home in your room etc.
The reason to ask you is because before few days when i was outside i was trying to make a picture and when i shoot it a pop message appear that flash cant be used because its too cold.
And i start to wonder when the device can measure the temperature outside why then on the market its not availible app that is doong that for real.
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all posters are correct its actually the sensor inside the battery that measure its temperature that is complaining when you try to take a pic. The cpu also has a thermometer but the colder a cpu the better it runs actually. Batteries cannot be too cool and also cannot be too hot. Not sure if you ever used the wifi tether for root user app back in the play store a while ago but it would show you your battery temp and as you tethered more and more the battery temp would go up. I'd also imagine the camera uses teh battery temp to assume the temp of the flash too.. if the bulb is too cold and flashes it could break.
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deakelem said:
all posters are correct its actually the sensor inside the battery that measure its temperature that is complaining when you try to take a pic. The cpu also has a thermometer but the colder a cpu the better it runs actually. Batteries cannot be too cool and also cannot be too hot. Not sure if you ever used the wifi tether for root user app back in the play store a while ago but it would show you your battery temp and as you tethered more and more the battery temp would go up. I'd also imagine the camera uses teh battery temp to assume the temp of the flash too.. if the bulb is too cold and flashes it could break.
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Not correct at least at one point.
A CPU CAN be too cold.
But then we are talking about cryotech cooling systems that will cool the cpu several 100 degrees below zero. That would be so cold a cpu actually would not work because the electrons cant move or something like that(im not that technical too explain deeper).
Allso i have doubts when you say a battery cannot get too hot...?
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Not correct at least at one point.
A CPU CAN be too cold.
But then we are talking about cryotech cooling systems that will cool the cpu several 100 degrees below zero. That would be so cold a cpu actually would not work because the electrons cant move or something like that(im not that technical too explain deeper).
Allso i have doubts when you say a battery cannot get too hot...?
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yes thats what i meant by "practically there is no such cold CPU unless it was cooled on purpose."
and this is used to overclock some CPU's with a very high Freq. (thats what i know)
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I am sitting here, testing my battery drain in "nothing going on" mode. Phone is on but asleep, WIFI/GPS/3G all turned off. I'm actually having trouble getting the battery to lose charge - wish we always had THAT problem. Anyway, it's not of much use in this fashion, but I did want to establish a baseline.
My specific question is about processor modes. I have a kernel (I assume, not the ROM) with an associated voltage control app. In that app, I can manage my clock speeds. The question is: would I theoretically get better battery life by limiting my clock to lower speeds? And if no one has done this test, or knows the answer in theory, can we discuss the best way to provide a constant processor drain on the phone (although one that isn't tied to speed like I assume many of the tests would be) so that I can make the observations in a reasonable time span - a sixty minute test that drains 20-30% of the battery would seem to be about what I'm looking for. As I said above, with nothing going on, I haven't drained a single % off the battery in 90 minutes.
I do a lot of backpacking and hiking, and the ability to use the phone and its GPS over a period of 5 days without carrying 5 spare batteries would be a real godsend.
There is a thread on here somewhere that lowering the clock speed actually increases battery consumption under load, as the processor has to work longer to do a task.
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There is a thread on here somewhere that lowering the clock speed actually increases battery consumption under load, as the processor has to work longer to do a task.
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Don't lower too much for any reason. For e.g., if u have a overclocked kernel at 1280, u could scale it down to 1000, but don't go beyond that. Values over 800 are used very less unless there is a task demanding that much CPU.
Plus, by math, a task that takes 5 seconds at 1280 speed would take 8-9 seconds at 600-800 levels. So I wouldn't recommend reducing clock speed to such levels, even in standby mode.
I haven't found the thread about underclocking increasing battery drain, but it seems most people believe that canceling overclocking, and also undervolting, will extend battery life. I'll fool around with that for a while.
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I haven't found the thread about underclocking increasing battery drain, but it seems most people believe that canceling overclocking, and also undervolting, will extend battery life. I'll fool around with that for a while.
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Yes. Cancelling overclocking means setting at 1000 from 1200 and 1280 or other speeds over 1000.
Under-volt to some extent, but not too much, esp at higher speeds.
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Under-volt to some extent, but not too much, esp at higher speeds.
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Yea, in theory, if you under-volt too much, it's going to stress the device to meet the action requirements for the required action. Right now, everything on the phone is calibrated to run on around 3.7v or just a little bit lower, so if a certain process doesn't acquire enough voltage or suck enough amperage from the battery, you'll get one of the common results: 1)Random shutdowns or 2)Battery drain.
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Yea, in theory, if you under-volt too much, it's going to stress the device to meet the action requirements for the required action. Right now, everything on the phone is calibrated to run on around 3.7v or just a little bit lower, so if a certain process doesn't acquire enough voltage or suck enough amperage from the battery, you'll get one of the common results: 1)Random shutdowns or 2)Battery drain.
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It would lead to stress on CPU too 'cos it would be like putting regular gas and expecting peak hp out of a sports car. I can notice a difference in pickup and power between regular and premium gas in my car when I need quick pickup. For normal use it performs good, but u never know when u need that optimum power. Same with our phone CPU too.
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Like putting regular gas and expecting peak hp out of a sports car.
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Great analogy..... But..... You can just disable the knock sensor in the car and bypass the OBDII codes that pop up Yes, I am a gearhead lol. But in a sense, this is exactly what we are doing to our phones, trying to run with the minimum and expect the maximum.
And that brings me to this quick fix: Undervolt as much as possible, install a Nitrous Express kit for those times when you're in need of optimal power
I just don't mess with the OC and UV personally. I'm running everything based off of jk4 with Setiron's kernel with the standard lag-fix that's pre-applied with it, and I got rid of any... hmmm, I don't want to say "useless" apps, but I guess unnecessary or unproductive for me. If I show off my phone, people see how quick it is and like the customization of my launcher and how cool it looks, that's about the flashiest thing on my phone, but once you open the app drawer, it's all business.
Everything I see in the market is pretty much battery temp apps instead. When playing games, like Minecraft for example, My CPU (im assuming) feels like it is trying to melt its way out of my phone. I need to find out what the danger temps are and a way for me to see what the current temperature is.
After a quick search, I am guessing that the Note does not have a CPU temp sensor, is this correct?
I am worried about overheating and don't want to damage my device. It only took 10 minutes or so the other night playing minecraft to get the phone extremely warm in my hand. Any suggestions? I even locked it down to one core to try and reduce the power it used.
use tegrak o think
If you have all stock then you have nothing to worry if it burns you get a replacement. If you flashed OC UV rooted usw. Then you can worry about it.
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You can check the general device temperature with this.
Hi guys. This might be a stupid question, but is it possible to use liquid nitrogen cooling systems to cool our phone processor down to -200+ degrees centigrade then overclock it to Arm-V7 speeds (1GHZ+)? I asked this cos i read about superconductivity and I realised that by cooling the processor and possibly the RAM to that temperature, the resistance within the electrical systems would almost totally disappear, resulting in more processes being able to be carried out in a set amount of time.
Just curious
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Hi guys. This might be a stupid question, but is it possible to use liquid nitrogen cooling systems to cool our phone processor down to -200+ degrees centigrade then overclock it to Arm-V7 speeds (1GHZ+)? I asked this cos i read about superconductivity and I realised that by cooling the processor and possibly the RAM to that temperature, the resistance within the electrical systems would almost totally disappear, resulting in more processes being able to be carried out in a set amount of time.
Just curious
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its not all about temperature. You must have enough voltage
P.S Dont worry about that... Its not possible
Xmaster8 said:
its not all about temperature. You must have enough voltage
P.S Dont worry about that... Its not possible
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wait then if it's possible to overvolt your battery? Like cos while it will degrade battery life a lot, it essentially is still a bunch of dielectric sandwiched alternatingly between conductors. So to overvolt that infinitely technically would be possible, but the battery life will degrade exponentially
.......... I think this is a case of wrong application and understanding of superconductivity. That temperature alone probably will not trigger superconductivity for our processor and/or RAM.
Anyway, no. Practicality is one reason, and also because the processing capability has an upper limit. So does R/W speed. These are not solely dependent on voltage.
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you need to connect car battery directly to cpu and good cooling loool 1 GHz
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wait then if it's possible to overvolt your battery? Like cos while it will degrade battery life a lot, it essentially is still a bunch of dielectric sandwiched alternatingly between conductors. So to overvolt that infinitely technically would be possible, but the battery life will degrade exponentially
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NOT POSSIBLE but you can still burn your phone with overvolting
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wait then if it's possible to overvolt your battery? Like cos while it will degrade battery life a lot, it essentially is still a bunch of dielectric sandwiched alternatingly between conductors. So to overvolt that infinitely technically would be possible, but the battery life will degrade exponentially
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NO. Voltage of a battery is EMF, and is work done to push a charge around the circuit. Infinite voltage means either infinite energy or zero charge, both of which are impossible. You are missing out on many key factors here, and I suggest that you actually study and understand the concepts involved before discussing something.
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Hey guys I need help here please, My nexus 6 temperature seems weird so I need to confirm with someone has the Nexus 6
I need to test the CPU and Battery temperature in 3 cases 1-out of deep sleep 2-normal usage like surfing on chrome 3-heavy usage Antutu test can achive that
You can use CPU Temp it will give you all the readings for battery and CPU in graph if you leave it running in the background
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.yanyan.cputemp
It would be great if someone would help with this because I will to send the phone to Motorola UK next week for them to repair it if my phone temp is not normal
Thanks in advance
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Hey guys I need help here please, My nexus 6 temperature seems weird so I need to confirm with someone has the Nexus 6
I need to test the CPU and Battery temperature in 3 cases 1-out of deep sleep 2-normal usage like surfing on chrome 3-heavy usage Antutu test can achive that
You can use CPU Temp it will give you all the readings for battery and CPU in graph if you leave it running in the background
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.yanyan.cputemp
It would be great if someone would help with this because I will to send the phone to Motorola UK next week for them to repair it if my phone temp is not normal
Thanks in advance
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i dont even know your temp and i can tell you its normal. if it goes above 70C, cpu temp, then thermal throttle sets in. if it hits 100C, your device will automatically shut down. anything below 40C is normal when not being used. anything below 100C is normal when being used. it will all depend how hard you are pushing your cpu. the harder you push it, the higher the temps will go.
there isnt a normal temp that it should be at, when in deep sleep, when being used, and when being used hard. there are too many variables to answer that correctly. so, there is no standard temp that it should be at.
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i dont even know your temp and i can tell you its normal. if it goes above 70C, cpu temp, then thermal throttle sets in. if it hits 100C, your device will automatically shut down. anything below 40C is normal when not being used. anything below 100C is normal when being used. it will all depend how hard you are pushing your cpu. the harder you push it, the higher the temps will go.
there isnt a normal temp that it should be at, when in deep sleep, when being used, and when being used hard. there are too many variables to answer that correctly. so, there is no standard temp that it should be at.
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I didn't need a standard temps I'm just asking to know if my temps are normal because my phone can get really hot with really simple tasks such as surfing the internet I'm talking about 50+ for the CPU which we can say that can be normal since I live in tropical country but what is not normal is the battery temepreture which most of the time above 38 to 43 and that makes the phone hot when I'm holding it
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I didn't need a standard temps I'm just asking to know if my temps are normal because my phone can get really hot with really simple tasks such as surfing the internet I'm talking about 50+ for the CPU which we can say that can be normal since I live in tropical country but what is not normal is the battery temepreture which most of the time above 38 to 43 and that makes the phone hot when I'm holding it
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50+ is normal. and your body temp is 37C, so your battery temp is not hot at all, but normal. your phone will shut down automatically if your battery temp reaches 60C(to cool off). the only way ive seen it reach that warm was with playing cpu intensive games while charging or by streaming a movie while charging.
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50+ is normal. and your body temp is 37C, so your battery temp is not hot at all, but normal. your phone will shut down automatically if your battery temp reaches 60C(to cool off). the only way ive seen it reach that warm was with playing cpu intensive games while charging or by streaming a movie while charging.
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You know what worries me is I compared it to the note 4 the exynos version in the same condition as my wife has it and it's running really cool and nowhere near to this temperatures I'm having on the nexus 6
D3VI0US said:
You know what worries me is I compared it to the note 4 the exynos version in the same condition as my wife has it and it's running really cool and nowhere near to this temperatures I'm having on the nexus 6
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samsung sets up their cpu much differently than how google does. the note 4 also has the same sized battery as the n6, but its battery lasts longer on average. google also adds in a cpu temp throttle, where samsung doesnt. and the cpu is completely different anyways.
D3VI0US said:
Hey guys I need help here please, My nexus 6 temperature seems weird so I need to confirm with someone has the Nexus 6
I need to test the CPU and Battery temperature in 3 cases 1-out of deep sleep 2-normal usage like surfing on chrome 3-heavy usage Antutu test can achive that
You can use CPU Temp it will give you all the readings for battery and CPU in graph if you leave it running in the background
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.yanyan.cputemp
It would be great if someone would help with this because I will to send the phone to Motorola UK next week for them to repair it if my phone temp is not normal
Thanks in advance
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Sorry to dig up an old thread but I wanted to mention a problem with the app you mentioned:
It turns out that app you mentioned: cpu temperature is actually only reporting battery temperature! (I confirmed by observing that the single reported temperature matched my phones battery temperature and was far less than any of the four cpu temperatures reported by cpu-z).
I am curious if anyone knows of an app that will provide a trend of cpu temperature(s) over time, rather than displaying only the present-time cpu temperatures like cpu-z
Well my Nexus 6 has started getting really hot even with moderate usage. Its not like it burns my hand but it gets uncomfortable at times and it worries me.
If I'm just browsing on chrome, checking out Facebook, or playing a simple game like Crossy Roads, the phone starts getting really warm and after a while its really hot. Even when on WiFi it becomes hot. I have to close all the apps and leave it for a while so that it cools down. I don't have a lot of apps open all the time and I have a lot of memory remaining.
I can't really figure out what's the problem, any suggestions?
Thanks.
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I refuse to run facebook, I want facebook I run it from the the browser.
Never really had heat issues.
AstroDigital said:
I refuse to run facebook, I want facebook I run it from the the browser.
Never really had heat issues.
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+1 Facebook application consumes extreme amounts of battery and system resources. That would be my first suggestion as well. Uninstall Facebook and see if you notice an improvement.
It would be easier to suggest something if you let us know if you are stock or have been playing with roms/ kernels and their settings.... I have seen other phones get hot with too aggressive kernel settings.....
first off, what cpu temperature ate you talking about? secondly, feel does not give you am accurate temperature reading, all its does is show you if something is hotter, or cooler, than your hand. thirdly, your phone can get up to 99C in temp. at 100C, the boiling point of water, your phone would automatically shut down to cool off. now while using your phone, especially when using the cpu hard, it will get hot. but that is normal. you own a quad core phone with a 2.65ghz cpu. do you really expwct it to stay cold?
Thanks for the suggestions.
I'll try uninstalling Facebook and getting back to you. I've already uninstalled Facebook Messenger.
My CPU temperature is around 41 degrees Celsius and when it gets warm to the point that its uncomfortable is around 58-60 degrees Celsius.
In know it has a really powerful cpu but I don't always want to be holding a device that is warm to the point that it becomes uncomfortable.
Also I haven't even attempted rooting or changing the kernels so its all stock.
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Pr0DiGYs- said:
Thanks for the suggestions.
I'll try uninstalling Facebook and getting back to you. I've already uninstalled Facebook Messenger.
My CPU temperature is around 41 degrees Celsius and when it gets warm to the point that its uncomfortable is around 58-60 degrees Celsius.
In know it has a really powerful cpu but I don't always want to be holding a device that is warm to the point that it becomes uncomfortable.
Also I haven't even attempted rooting or changing the kernels so its all stock.
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58-60C is VERY normal, when using the phone. so maybe a powerful phone isnt right for you.
But is it normal to feel warm? Even though its powerful shouldn't it stay cool? Is this happening to every Nexus 6 user? Sorry for the influx of questions
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Pr0DiGYs- said:
But is it normal to feel warm? Even though its powerful shouldn't it stay cool? Is this happening to every Nexus 6 user? Sorry for the influx of questions
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again, feel osnt an accurate way to kudge temperature. if your hand is cooler, the phone will feel more hot. your phones temp also is dependent on the air temp around you. as if its warmer outside, then the phone will get warmer. but yea, every nexus can and will get that warm. and at times, will get even warmer! try plugging in to a charger and streaming a movie. in this situation, ive seen my phone hit 74C. but thats normal as well. unlike deaktop computers, our phones dont have fans blowing to keep the cpu cool. we rely on an inactive way to keep our phones cooler, so its normal for the more powerfully phones to get warm, and even hot.
Try this.
I was having overheating issues. When gaming, charging, or just about anything other than the phone at an idle. I cleared the cache in recovery. That's it. I did not uninstall anything or modify anything in any way. And now I do not have those issues. Is that what fixed it? I do not know. Will it work for anyone else? I do not know that either. But, I'm pretty sure that if you can clear the cache with your stock recovery, it won't hurt anything. Maybe you will get lucky and it works. Bonus benefit, battery life improved for me as well. Maybe 20% better. I hope it helps you as much as it did for me.
Good Luck.
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I was having overheating issues. When gaming, charging, or just about anything other than the phone at an idle. I cleared the cache in recovery. That's it. I did not uninstall anything or modify anything in any way. And now I do not have those issues. Is that what fixed it? I do not know. Will it work for anyone else? I do not know that either. But, I'm pretty sure that if you can clear the cache with your stock recovery, it won't hurt anything. Maybe you will get lucky and it works. Bonus benefit, battery life improved for me as well. Maybe 20% better. I hope it helps you as much as it did for me.
Good Luck.
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if you are having "overheating" issues, then you are saying that your phone hits 100C constantly and reboot? if not, its not an "overheating" issue, its an issue with you and some heat.
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if you are having "overheating" issues, then you are saying that your phone hits 100C constantly and reboot? if not, its not an "overheating" issue, its an issue with you and some heat.
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No. What I am saying is that it did get hot enough to reboot. And now it does not get hot enough to reboot. I guess I should know to be absolutely clear on these forums. Thanks.
JdgM3NT4L said:
No. What I am saying is that it did get hot enough to reboot. And now it does not get hot enough to reboot. I guess I should know to be absolutely clear on these forums. Thanks.
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odd. considering that thermal throttle is on by default. do you disable thermal throttle manually?
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odd. considering that thermal throttle is on by default. do you disable thermal throttle manually?
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No, what is odd is that I posted my experience with a similar issue on my Nexus 6 from at&t, and now I am responding to this.
But, fine.
I prefer not to beat around the bush. So, if you want to say it's not possible? Ok. that's cool. Think I am lying? That's fine as well. Heck I probably am. Just disregard the whole thing. It isn't important. at all. I wish I had something more meaningful to add. I'm starting to feel a little dirty from spamming up the thread with this. So I am happy to digress first man. You won. :good: :highfive: :victory:
And so sorry O.P. Didn't mean to push any buttons and junk up your thread.
Now that that's out of the way. Please try to have a good day.
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No, what is odd is that I posted my experience with a similar issue on my Nexus 6 from at&t, and now I am responding to this.
But, fine.
I prefer not to beat around the bush. So, if you want to say it's not possible? Ok. that's cool. Think I am lying? That's fine as well. Heck I probably am. Just disregard the whole thing. It isn't important. at all. I wish I had something more meaningful to add. I'm starting to feel a little dirty from spamming up the thread with this. So I am happy to digress first man. You won. :good: :highfive: :victory:
And so sorry O.P. Didn't mean to push any buttons and junk up your thread.
Now that that's out of the way. Please try to have a good day.
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lol! im not saying youre lying! seriously. im just saying that the behavior that you experienced is odd, considering thermal throttle being there. i actively disable thermal throttle every single time i boot up. and i try, really try, but have not been able to reach 100C on my n6. and i run my cpu at 3032mhz high and low cpu speed. now my nexus 5 reaches shutdown very easy, it takes seconds to get it there. my n6, no matter how hard i push, purposefully, i can not get it to reach 100C. now your reboot might have been something completely different, and you not reaching thermal shutdown. but i doubt you would have known that, because you would need a live cpu temp in your status bar to see if you hit thermal shutdown. and i doubt you have a cpu temp showing in your status bar. i do
If your phone is 55+C while you are not using it very intensely there's a problem.
I listen to music, watch videos, play some games like clash of clans and I never break 50 Celsius.
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If your phone is 55+C while you are not using it very intensely there's a problem.
I listen to music, watch videos, play some games like clash of clans and I never break 50 Celsius.
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youre probably looking at the battery temp. battery temp is different. if your battery hits 60C, youll automatically shut down. everyone i know with a nexus 6 sees over 50C cpu temp rather often. well, depending how hard you are using the cpu, and the temp around you.
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lol! im not saying youre lying! seriously. im just saying that the behavior that you experienced is odd, considering thermal throttle being there. i actively disable thermal throttle every single time i boot up. and i try, really try, but have not been able to reach 100C on my n6. and i run my cpu at 3032mhz high and low cpu speed. now my nexus 5 reaches shutdown very easy, it takes seconds to get it there. my n6, no matter how hard i push, purposefully, i can not get it to reach 100C. now your reboot might have been something completely different, and you not reaching thermal shutdown. but i doubt you would have known that, because you would need a live cpu temp in your status bar to see if you hit thermal shutdown. and i doubt you have a cpu temp showing in your status bar. i do
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Well I can't tell you how hot it was getting. But when I played Star Wars Galactic Defender while charging it got really hot, almost too hot to hold. Although I am sure that what I felt was nothing near the boiling point of water, it was enough to make the phone restart.It got hot under the same circumstances with 5.0. Just not that hot. But after the 5.1 update it started getting much hotter. At the time I wouldn't put it on a charger at night because of the crazy heat. After the cache clearing things have been much better. It doesn't even get warm when fast charging.
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youre probably looking at the battery temp. battery temp is different. if your battery hits 60C, youll automatically shut down. everyone i know with a nexus 6 sees over 50C cpu temp rather often. well, depending how hard you are using the cpu, and the temp around you.
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Partly. Through normal operation with stock interactive governor I sit around 40-50 playing music, opening coc, etc. Phone never feels hot in hand.
When I'm idling or reading something or casually scrolling I'm always sitting 35-40 CPU temp.
Obviously if I crank it up and lock to 2.6GHz and run some CPU stresses I quickly get up to 75C :laugh: but that isn't normal operation. Relaxed operation when the CPU is idling should sit pretty low.
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Well I can't tell you how hot it was getting. But when I played Star Wars Galactic Defender while charging it got really hot, almost too hot to hold. Although I am sure that what I felt was nothing near the boiling point of water, it was enough to make the phone restart.It got hot under the same circumstances with 5.0. Just not that hot. But after the 5.1 update it started getting much hotter. At the time I wouldn't put it on a charger at night because of the crazy heat. After the cache clearing things have been much better. It doesn't even get warm when fast charging.
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it probably was something else that made it reboot, being plugged in and gaming. btw, thats the second best way ive found to get the phone really hot, plugged in and gaming
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Partly. Through normal operation with stock interactive governor I sit around 40-50 playing music, opening coc, etc. Phone never feels hot in hand.
When I'm idling or reading something or casually scrolling I'm always sitting 35-40 CPU temp.
Obviously if I crank it up and lock to 2.6GHz and run some CPU stresses I quickly get up to 75C :laugh: but that isn't normal operation. Relaxed operation when the CPU is idling should sit pretty low.
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using the cpu lightly or it just sitting there wont get it hot at all. listening to music is using the cpu very lightly. if it gets hot just sitting there, then that is a problem. thats usually caused by a process getting "stuck" and the cpu staying a 100% active. so the heat in that situation would be a symptom, but not the problem.