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[Q] Is the anyway to Accelarate GPU?

My note is felling choppiness which moving from different screens . when scrolling text msgs , gallery, web pages. Is this normal ? can we accelarate the GPU? or can we install any other drivers so that the animations can be smooth like iOS or WP7 devices? Even market is very choppy. It feeling like laggy . pictures get cut in middle for some miliseconds. Please do help me on this matter as soon as possible.

That's not normal. Well, the Market is laggy by nature, so we can't do anything about it.
Check your CPU with Watchdog or something and check if a prosess is stuck.
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jinnn_1989 said:
My note is felling choppiness which moving from different screens . when scrolling text msgs , gallery, web pages. Is this normal ?
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No! This is not normal. Try use a different firmware and do a wipe. My device is faster than even Galaxy S2 on new kernel and firmware.

Do you maybe have power saving enabled? That will make ur note run only half speed.

Try out the FM kernel here. I've been using it for about 1 1/2 weeks with the Governor set to lulzactive via SetCPU, no overclocking and my Note is noticeably more responsive vs stock kernel using the default conservative Govenor.
And yeah, check you're not on power saving mode or something.

aussiebum said:
Try out the FM kernel here. I've been using it for about 1 1/2 weeks with the Governor set to lulzactive via SetCPU, no overclocking and my Note is noticeably more responsive vs stock kernel using the default conservative Govenor.
And yeah, check you're not on power saving mode or something.
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yes i am on power saving mode. thank guys . i will try to check it without power saving mode and will then c the effects. thank you so much

Simple IO Scheduler (SIO) for rooted LG optimus 4X

Hi all,
First of all I didnt come up with this method. However it is tested successfully by me on a Swedish rooted phone running V10D. I am not responsible for what you do to your device after installing this mod. You are responsible for your own actions! Batoo is the creator of this mod and thank him for his awesome work.
This scheduler is created for Asus transformer prime (and 300T). However as our LG 4X share the same Tegra3 chip it is working well.
Mods: as this is scheduler and development related mod I am posting in development section. Should you have any concerns feel free to move it to relevant sections. Thanks.
GUIDE
This mod works only on rooted phone. Read here on how to root http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1818502
1. Download ATP_Tweak_SysTune.apk app from this post http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1714253
2. Install ATP_Tweak_SysTune.apk
3. Open ATP Tweak app
4. It will show the current scheduler (should be "noop") and also available schedulers (again only "noop")
5. On the bottom right you ll see list of schedulers you can install. (in case you dont see just tilt your phone horizontally and you ll see all the text. This app is originally created for tablets )
6. Select sio-iosched
7. Of course it ll ask for root permission and click always accept/grant
8. On top you ll notice "sio" in the available schedulers along with "noop"
9. Select SIO scheduler and also select "Set Scheduler On Startup"
and you are done.
Do not delete ATP tweak app. If you do it ll remove the SIO on reboot. And you now know how to remove the scheduler if you dont want it anymore.
I've been using SIO for quite sometime and my phone is really snappy (and it is not just placebo) and battery seems to be better despite being on interactive governor. For those you are crazy about benchmark scores, I tried doing some with both SIO and NOOP. SIO did score higher in all my tests thou not by big margin. Attached are some if you care.
I've not tried installing any other scheduler as from my experience (on SGS2, Asus Transformer Prime and now LG 4X) SIO runs much better than other schedulers. Feel free to try and let us know how it goes.
PS: I am not the creator of this mod and so pls dont flame me if something goes wrong. However I am happy to help if there is anything I can help you with. Thanks.
-S

installed a few mins ago, will test it and report back - thx anyway

Test it and report back:good:
Thanks for this mod

antutu test & quadrant

"set on startup" - conflicts...
I routinely install SetCPU on my rooted devices and did so with the P880, too (I adjust cpu speed at startup, max=1200, which does save battery, and install a screen-off-profile with max=640 & gov=conservative). Now after installing this ATP-tweak & sio the device suddenly crawls on reboot: flipping screens etc - obviously enough both tools try to "set on boot" and compete for I dunno what... Is there a way I can use the sio scheduler WITHOUT using the ATP-tool, so as to set sio from within SetCPU and let SetCPU do all the cpu related work?

ducatisto said:
I routinely install SetCPU on my rooted devices and did so with the P880, too (I adjust cpu speed at startup, max=1200, which does save battery, and install a screen-off-profile with max=640 & gov=conservative). Now after installing this ATP-tweak & sio the device suddenly crawls on reboot: flipping screens etc - obviously enough both tools try to "set on boot" and compete for I dunno what... Is there a way I can use the sio scheduler WITHOUT using the ATP-tool, so as to set sio from within SetCPU and let SetCPU do all the cpu related work?
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I too use SetCpu and i have both ScreenOff and InCall profiles enabled.
My settings are as follows:
Governor: Interactive
Scheduler: SIO
Freq: 51-1200
Set on Boot enabled
ScreenOff: 51-640, onDemand and no changes to scheduler (better not to touch that)
InCall: 51-640 and exclusive. OnDemand governor and no changes to Scheduler.
From what I read and experienced it is better not to use conservative or power saver on screen off or in call as you ll need screen to turn on quickly when you want to use it. Also OnDemand ensures freq goes down to minimum as soon as possible so that you get your battery savings.
Using above I have no issues with using SetCpu with ATP Tweak. Hope it works for you too.
PS: I am seeing the best battery life despite my regular heavy use. I am down to 54% after 8 hours of use with auto sync enabled, wifi/data always on, brightness at 60% and auto brightness and 30 mins of phone calls, 5 mins of Gtalk video calls
-S

ksekhar said:
I too use SetCpu and i have both ScreenOff and InCall profiles enabled.
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Using above I have no issues with using SetCpu with ATP Tweak. Hope it works for you too.
PS: I am seeing the best battery life despite my regular heavy use. I am down to 54% after 8 hours of use with auto sync enabled, wifi/data always on, brightness at 60% and auto brightness and 30 mins of phone calls, 5 mins of Gtalk video calls
-S
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...problem gone now. SetCPU switched somehow back to noop and both of'em did kind of a conflict resolution while starting. Now all is ok, both starting up and finally agree on SIO I'll give your InCall a try, thanks for the tip. :good:

I don't understand a few things... Why have a great phone, with tegra3, whatever, and then limit the phone based on the battery life... It's like buy a Ferrari and don't go more than 80 km/h because of the fuel...
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Having a Ferrari doesn't mean you have to go 200km/h all the time
Intelligent economy concepts are in use in the automobile industry as well. Some V8 and V10 engines can turn off half of their cylinders to save fuel when the full engine power isn't needed. :cyclops:

chalid said:
Having a Ferrari doesn't mean you have to go 200km/h all the time
Intelligent economy concepts are in use in the automobile industry as well. Some V8 and V10 engines can turn off half of their cylinders to save fuel when the full engine power isn't needed. :cyclops:
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...thats exactly as I see it. What good is having a Ferrari and going 220 mph all the time...?

ducatisto said:
...problem gone now. SetCPU switched somehow back to noop and both of'em did kind of a conflict resolution while starting. Now all is ok, both starting up and finally agree on SIO I'll give your InCall a try, thanks for the tip. :good:
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same issue here
setcpu sometimes turns to noop instead of sio...
any methods to fix it..??

~Issac said:
same issue here
setcpu sometimes turns to noop instead of sio...
any methods to fix it..??
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I cured it with first switchig OFF / un-checking everything in SetCPU, closing it, starting it again, chosing / checking everything like before but NOW with SIO, closing it, rebooting. Checked it - everything as it should be. And it still is...

ducatisto said:
I cured it with first switchig OFF / un-checking everything in SetCPU, closing it, starting it again, chosing / checking everything like before but NOW with SIO, closing it, rebooting. Checked it - everything as it should be. And it still is...
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Not working at 10f anymore
Will see if i can get it working.
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ksekhar said:
Not working at 10f anymore
Will see if i can get it working.
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Any progress? Would like too try it!

gohken said:
Any progress? Would like too try it!
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Tried all ways I could but no luck. sorry.

What are the steps if you want to remove this and return to its normal state please?

gdwelsh said:
What are the steps if you want to remove this and return to its normal state please?
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just delete app and reboot

m0b said:
just delete app and reboot
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Ok, sorry for asking you to state the obvious, wasnt sure if I needed to select the noop and then remove.

RuedasLocas said:
I don't understand a few things... Why have a great phone, with tegra3, whatever, and then limit the phone based on the battery life... It's like buy a Ferrari and don't go more than 80 km/h because of the fuel...
Sent from my LG-P880 using xda app-developers app
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Very nice explanation bro
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Dear All,
Is there anybody who thinks his device has been becoming laggy then the first day usage.
It feelds laggy sometime when I use the 4x HD. But when I first use it (I mean first 1 mounth maybe) It was super fast.
What do you think about it? Same happens to you?
BR,

srcsntrk said:
Very nice explanation bro
---------- Post added at 11:51 AM ---------- Previous post was at 11:41 AM ----------
Dear All,
Is there anybody who thinks his device has been becoming laggy then the first day usage.
It feelds laggy sometime when I use the 4x HD. But when I first use it (I mean first 1 mounth maybe) It was super fast.
What do you think about it? Same happens to you?
BR,
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Of course
Made possible by my sexy LG Optimus 4X HD (P880)

[GUIDE] [DEC 6] Andrev OC daemon/Daemon Controller and Undervolting

This is post 1: Andrev OC daemon.
Undervolting is in post #2: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=30979035&postcount=2
So recently, I have had a few people asking me about the Andrev OC daemon that I use on nearly every rom/kernel.
So I thought as a way to give back a bit to the community, I would write this
Original thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1222020
The whole reason behind having the Andrev or Virtuous Daemons is to limit the screen off CPU frequency in order to save battery.
Diamondback said:
Introduction to the new Overclocking Daemon
This ROM features a completely new way of Overclocking and managing screen states.
The History
But before explaining it further, let's talk about previous solutions.
There are several different approaches to archieve "screen-state-scaling".
That means basically that the govenor changes if you turn the screen off and changes back to normal when turning the screen on.
This is mainly used to restrict the amount of CPU usage (the frequency in fact) during screen off. This can lead to a major battery life increase.
The solutions so far were:
App like SetCPU, which change automatically the govenor based on profiles
integrated solutions in the govenor itself
Both these solutions have major problems.
The one with a tuner app is always a little laggy right after turning on the screen because SetCPU (or any other CPU tuner) needs some time to change the govenors (up to 7 seconds). This leads mostly to major lag in the lockscreen.
The second solution is the smartass govenor. It has already a screen-state-scaling included, so it reduces the frequency when the screen turn off.
This could be a really nice solution but it has some problems too.
Smartass most of the time is not really stable and has problems with its frequency scaling.]
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The Virtuous and Andrev daemons are basically the same thing, just that the andrev one is easier to install IMO
The Virtuous daemon comes pre installed in a lot of virtuous roms, insluding Unity, Infinity, Affinity
The thread itself has not been updated this year, but hey, it has been written for single core devices, and works very well on my phone. The reason behind not being updated I think is that it has reached its potential, the developers of the daemons have moved on to newer multi core devices like the HTC sensation and One X.
So anyway, enough introduction, let's get to the guide:
*You need to be rooted to install this, it should work on any single core device*
*I also recommend having a custom kernel with more available frequency steps*
*I am not responsible for anything that happens to your device. This is quite easy and safe, but if you are a talent at screwing up your devices then maybe a but more research would be good*
*READ THROUGH THE WHOLE GUIDE BEFORE STARTING SO YOU KNOW WHAT YOU'RE DOING*
This works with every custom rom I have tested, I have not tested it on MIUI V4. On MIUI GB it works.
For reference, I am using ARHD 3.0.1 with l0st.prophet's v2.2 kernel now.
You can try the flashable zip in the original thread but I was never able to get that to stick
1. Download the latest Daemon Controller apk. Latest versions and older versions can be found here
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1949502
2. Install the apk like a normal app, open it, grant it superuser permissions.
3. Go to the Options tab, the forth one, and from there install the daemon. It is an automated process. When its done, close the app by pressing the back button a few times and open it again.
4. You should see all the sleep/wake options in the OCD tab. Set them to whatever you like. For reference, I set mine to 245min/1200max Lionheart screen on, and 245/368 conservative screen off. Click on apply. I recommend that you use a higher frequency/fastergovernor for screen on max, because thats where you will get your performance. For screen off limit to a lower frequency and more conservative governor in order to save battery for when the high speed is not needed, eg, when you listen to music. Too low frequencies will cause problems. But, you don't want to have the phone at 1.2GHz playing music, do you?
Kernel governors thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1631894
5. Right click and save as http://bit.ly/oI85wL as a .txt file, and put it in /system/etc/init.d of your phone. Take off the .txt so it is just 83oc, then use script manager to set the file to run at boot/as root by navigating to /system/etc/init.d of your phone and pressing on the 83oc file, making sure that the gear and the superuser icon are pressed.
*With newer versions this file is automatically generated so you don't need to replace it, if it is already there *
Long press it, go to properties and set its permissions to rwxrwxrwx (9 boxes ticked)
You might need to use another file browser like es file explorer to do this, smanager sometimes FC's trying to do this (thanks interaser for reminding me)
6. The Andrev OC daemon should now be installed. I use CPUspy to monitor my CPU speeds. Reboot the device and leave it for a few mins, then open up the daemon controller app and check if it says "Active Daemon: Andrev OC" at the top. If it does, success! If it doesn't you might have done something wrong, try again from the start, see if you've done EVERYTHING correct, then post here.
7. Click on my the thanks button for this post, and the linked posts. Its just courtesy
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Happy overclocking! Remember that overclocking too much could be bad for your processor.
Many thanks to Sybregunne for his work and continued support in his own thread, and this one too
And to all the members who gave feedback

Undervolting
Undervolting guide: From post #12 by me
Why undervolt?
Undervolting is basically feeding less voltage to your processor, while delivering the same performance.
Its kind of like forcing you to run a marathon, but giving you less water. You will probably make it, but some may collapse/ hot reboot because there is not enough water/voltage. If you drink less water/use less voltage, you will save on water/battery while having the same end result of finishing the marathon. But if you don't have enough, you might collapse/reboot and try again, with more water/voltage. With normal voltage/water supply all will make it. Hope that helps you to understand.
Using less voltage will help save battery while keeping the phone cooler, not that the incredible s has cooling problems, unlike the Nexus 7 and One X with the Tegra 3
You can use an app called 'incredicontrol' from the play store.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/...=W251bGwsMSwxLDEsImNvbS5pbmNyZWRpY29udHJvbCJd
Alternatively, I now use TricksterMOD to do voltages and stuff. Its very easy with tricksterMOD
This will work on all roms with custom kernels that have the voltage control (VDD interface). It requires a kernel which supports undervolting.
This requires more patience than the daemon, and will probably cause instability at some point during testing.
OLD METHOD I USED TO USE: INCREDICONTROL
1. Download the app, grant it superuser permissions. Go to the svs tab and press the - button at the top left once. You should notice all the values go down by 25 mv
2. Scroll down to the bottom, click apply and exit the app, play around with the phone as normal. Because 'save for boot' wasn't checked, it will reset back to normal after a reboot, in case it causes instability.
3. if it's stable, go back to the app and click on -25 again, and apply. Play with the phone more to ensure that its stable.
4. Keep doing this until it becomes unstable, remembering the last stable value. My phone can handle -75mv under volting, yours will probably be similar. I advise not to do more than -100mv
5. When you find a stable setting, set that setting, and scroll down to the bottom. This time choose 'save for boot' and apply. Now the settings should stick after a reboot.
6. Done! Don't delete the incredicontrol app. The phone needs it iirc for undervolting to stick
7. Click thanks please
Takes me a while to write these thing up for you guys
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Now, it is much easier to use TricksterMOD. Voltage control is in the column on the far right in the app's GUI
1. Test voltages as above
2. When you find a stable setting, press menu --> set on boot -->tick enable.
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WARNING
if you undervolt too much and save for boot, you phone probably will boot loop. You will have to reflash the ROM and kernel. So don't save for boot until you've played around with the phone for an hour or so to ensure that its stable.
Any questions, feel free to ask them

Also remember that not every processor is the same even though our phone is the same, so some may handle overclocking better than others

This is good. You have an interesting writing style.

Nonverbose said:
This is good. You have an interesting writing style.
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lol why is that? I am hoping that it's understandable?

First of all, thanks mark for this how-to guide. Always want to try this as i acknowledged the lag problem with using oc app such as setcpu (when switching the screen on and off) .
And yes, you do have a good writing style mate :thumbup:
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markj338 said:
lol why is that? I am hoping that it's understandable?
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Yes it's understandable. What I mean is that it's informative, relevant and well structured. Write more!

Nonverbose said:
This is good. You have an interesting writing style.
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I assume he means you write as if you are talking to a friend in a chatty manner. Not a bad thing just most people write in a blunt manner.
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vizzy said:
I assume he means you write as if you are talking to a friend in a chatty manner. Not a bad thing just most people write in a blunt manner.
Sent from my HTC Incredible S using Tapatalk 2
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Oh okay haha, I don't want to be all formal and stuff because this is a forum, I don't want this to come across like a textboook or a lecture or something

Now only i realize that you open a thread for this
how about UV? Should be simple for you as can be added on this thread too?

Yep,write more about UV buddy ^_^

sinosuke said:
Yep,write more about UV buddy ^_^
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Undervolting guide is now in post #2
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=30979035&postcount=2
I have updated the first 3 posts with some new information for ease of use and more guides
Press thanks if you like my guide/found it helpful/found my writing style interesting
Enjoy!

Hi, i used setcpu before and already uninstalled it. After installing and using this, i can't find a way to make the oc settings to stick on icecoldsandwich. The only way is for me to manually change the cpu freq in rom controll setting.
Any thoughts guys? Thanks
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larkhillv7 said:
Hi, i used setcpu before and already uninstalled it. After installing and using this, i can't find a way to make the oc settings to stick on icecoldsandwich. The only way is for me to manually change the cpu freq in rom controll setting.
Any thoughts guys? Thanks
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Untick set at boot from Rom control
Did you put the script in place?
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Did both of that. The sleep setting works well though. I only need to change the wake value on rom control and that's something i can live with
Thanks for the guide :beer:
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larkhillv7 said:
Did both of that. The sleep setting works well though. I only need to change the wake value on rom control and that's something i can live with
Thanks for the guide :beer:
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Editing the values in rom control will disable the daemon iirc
Does the daemon controller app tell you that the andrev daemon is active? It worked for me in ICe Cold
Did you remember to set the script to run at boot? Could you please post what else is in your /init.d folder?

Good job again Mark
Keep them up

letmedanz said:
Good job again Mark
Keep them up
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Thank you, glad I can finally contribute some information to the community I have taken so much from
Sent from my Nexus 7

Daemon control FC on Miui...any alternative?
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linezero said:
Daemon control FC on Miui...any alternative?
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If you can't update your su binary, I would give up lol
Or you could manually install it
Not working for me on cooldroid either, its FC'ing
I will resort to using incredicontrol for my CPU speeds with no daemon

Super laggy w/ Kernel tweaks?

Hi all, I'm using Trickdroid and Teamseven's latest kernel and whenever I change a setting using kernel tuner, especially when I change the default i/o scheduler the phone begins to lag like crazy after a few minutes. I can swipe through the app drawer when it's this laggy, and the only way to ":fix" it is to simply uninstall kernel tuner and restart the phone. I've also noticed that CPU 1 or 2 disappear occasionally when I enter the CPU settings page. This happens with pretty much every CPU tweaking program I use, and it happens regardless of whether or not I UV or OC, change the governor, or change I/O. Any suggestions on why this is happening or how to fix it?
thanks

58 views and no one responds? okay

nisekyuu said:
58 views and no one responds? okay
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Protip of the day: post like these don't make people want to help you more and they make you sound a bit whiney.
On topic: Nope. I use Bulletproof kernel and SetCPU as my app. They're both pretty basic and fit my needs. Currently have it set on intellidemand governor and fiops I/O. It may be an issue with Teamseven's kernel, the interaction between your ROM and the kernel, or even an issue with that app. I'd suggest searching the Teamseven thread to see if anyone else has had the same issue, and if not, to ask others there/make the devs aware of the issue.

Laggy phone !!! (WTF)

My Xperia Sp is 4 months old and it kinda lags !!!! i deleted 90% of my games and i need a cleaner app that cleans all the empty folders that apps leave behind and cleans cache and stuff.
(i currently use clean master and it gets the job done but i would like an alternative if possible (to try something new))
Also why does an android phone lag? (i have 300 mb of ram free and it kinda lags Ram is a major factor as far as i know so this may be it )
Thank you Please suggest solutions.

Rooted?

jackaros said:
My Xperia Sp is 4 months old and it kinda lags !!!! i deleted 90% of my games and i need a cleaner app that cleans all the empty folders that apps leave behind and cleans cache and stuff.
(i currently use clean master and it gets the job done but i would like an alternative if possible (to try something new))
Also why does an android phone lag? (i have 300 mb of ram free and it kinda lags Ram is a major factor as far as i know so this may be it )
Thank you Please suggest solutions.
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I assume your Rooted and have installed a Custom stock based Rom.
if you have, then tweak the Minfree values
also suggest you tweak the CPU Governor,
I have it at the following settings with Trickster Mod (I've got the Paid Pro version)
Minfree values
Foreground App 22
Visible App 34
Secondary Server 40
Hidden App 74
Content Provider 86
Empty App 90
Read Ahead buffer 1024
On-Demand Governor
down_differential 15
io_is_busy 1
sampling_down_factor 2
sampling_rate 50000
up_threshold 80
all other settings 0,
make sure you hit the tick and set on boot
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I havent had any lag since.
regards

No I'm using stock rom but I'm rooted... Ill try flashing a custom rom and use the cpu settings...
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I wanted to get rid of the lag so I downloaded ram manager. I'm running on stock but I'm rooted. I set most of the options like in the third post, but can I change swappiness option too? And those "dirty..." settings?
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ma_ko said:
I wanted to get rid of the lag so I downloaded ram manager. I'm running on stock but I'm rooted. I set most of the options like in the third post, but can I change swappiness option too? And those "dirty..." settings?
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Of course you could use the setting as for the swappiness i did not get that one but i think ill stick with my stock rom at this point i wont flash any rom till i have to so ill just pay for the app and continue my life

ma_ko said:
I wanted to get rid of the lag so I downloaded ram manager. I'm running on stock but I'm rooted. I set most of the options like in the third post, but can I change swappiness option too? And those "dirty..." settings?
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Yeah Ram manager will do the trick as well, I dunno about swappiness and others settings, I dunno exactly what they do ...
regards

I paid for the app and i tweaked the minfree settings but when i try to acces the Governor control it says This Control is not available.
Edit : Nevermind i found out that i did not apply the settings before trying to tweak the Governor.
Edit2: If i increase the sampling rate to about 90000 the speed will increase or just burn my phone ?

jackaros said:
I paid for the app and i tweaked the minfree settings but when i try to acces the Governor control it says This Control is not available.
Edit : Nevermind i found out that i did not apply the settings before trying to tweak the Governor.
Edit2: If i increase the sampling rate to about 90000 the speed will increase or just burn my phone ?
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You don't really need to in increase it that much, higher sampling rate causes the cpu to stay at higher frequencies longer before dropping down to lower ones.
And no it won't burn out out your cpu, probably just make it warmer

raziel123 said:
You don't really need to in increase it that much, higher sampling rate causes the cpu to stay at higher frequencies longer before dropping down to lower ones.
And no it won't burn out out your cpu, probably just make it warmer
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Ok so ill leave it about 60000 because i need it to run fast but i dont need it to drain my battery and get warm.