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Snapdragon S4 Thermal Comparison and Butter Benchmark

Ironic that the Nexus 4 has thermal problems when Qualcomm seems particularly proud of the low temps of the S4 chip:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4mSD_EhgGSc

It'll be fine man.
wait for the phone.
Saw everyone *****ing about the Benchmarks right?
and see the Improvements now,so wait 3 more days

XxStatiX said:
It'll be fine man.
wait for the phone.
Saw everyone *****ing about the Benchmarks right?
and see the Improvements now,so wait 3 more days
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I'm confident they will work it out. I will wait 3 more days AND wait for one hardware revision before locking myself in.

dynamicpda said:
I'm confident they will work it out. I will wait 3 more days AND wait for one hardware revision before locking myself in.
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Yeah man i'm pretty confident too.
This one's should be a beast.
And at this price,we shouldnt complain too much :silly:

XxStatiX said:
It'll be fine man.
wait for the phone.
Saw everyone *****ing about the Benchmarks right?
and see the Improvements now,so wait 3 more days
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The improvements were from putting the phone in the freezer. Do you intend to operate your phone in a freezer at all times?

abe in space said:
The improvements were from putting the phone in the freezer. Do you intend to operate your phone in a freezer at all times?
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Throttling only happens in graphics benchmarks!!!!!
When you play games the GPU is fast enought reach the vsznc limit (60fps) without any problems which means the GPU isn't fully stressed and won't throttle .
And besides even when throttled the Adreno is still 2x faster then tegra 3 or mali-400mp in some benchmarks.
That beeing said I'm pretty confident that this problem will be fixed either by LG/Qualcomm themselves or by the great devs in this forum (undervolting, raising the temperature the GPU starts to throttle)

abe in space said:
The improvements were from putting the phone in the freezer. Do you intend to operate your phone in a freezer at all times?
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Source ?
Отправлено с моего GT-I9300 через Tapatalk

Disregard

abe in space said:
The improvements were from putting the phone in the freezer. Do you intend to operate your phone in a freezer at all times?
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Says who?
Sent from my Nexus 7 using xda premium

how will we know when they have a hardware revision? how long does that usually take?

abe in space said:
The improvements were from putting the phone in the freezer. Do you intend to operate your phone in a freezer at all times?
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USSENTERNCC1701E said:
I think you may have taken a joke out of context.
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Oh, well there it on the reddit post
http://www.reddit.com/r/Android/comments/12rk7s/anandtech_have_run_new_nexus_4_benchmarks_which/

My point is that we should wait to see the true story for ourselves.
Hmmm.

XxStatiX said:
My point is that we should wait to see the true story for ourselves.
Hmmm.
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https://twitter.com/nerdtalker/status/266194787466616832

its most probably a low thermal limit set for the review devices. its set to 60c? that is kind of low to set it at that value. the Galaxy Nexus was set to 80c if im not mistaken
Wait for the final devices, then we can test it ourselves

IINexusII said:
its most probably a low thermal limit set for the review devices. its set to 60c? that is kind of low to set it at that value. the Galaxy Nexus was set to 80c if im not mistaken
Wait for the final devices, then we can test it ourselves
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The Galaxy S2 has a limit of 85°C if I'm not mistaken, 60°C seems pretty conservative indeed.

wurzelsepp3 said:
The Galaxy S2 has a limit of 85°C if I'm not mistaken, 60°C seems pretty conservative indeed.
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ah well if the s2s thermal limit was 85 , then yea, maybe this is just set a little too conservative

Do we know it has thermal issues? I've seen no proof and only speculation.....
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italia0101 said:
ah well if the s2s thermal limit was 85 , then yea, maybe this is just set a little too conservative
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I dunno my GS2 got really hot around the camera area, so boiling I had to get a case for it lol.

WTF :silly:
1- this s4 dual core = less heating
2- yeah the dumbest thing ever compering 28Nm cpu with 40Nm cpu

I asked a reviewer (one who has only just posted their review, so they spent alot longer than some with the phone) on G+ whether he noticed any overheating. He said he hadn't ANY warming at all. It sounds like for every day use there won't be any issue.

Brac20 said:
I asked a reviewer (one who has only just posted their review, so they spent alot longer than some with the phone) on G+ whether he noticed any overheating. He said he hadn't ANY warming at all. It sounds like for every day use there won't be any issue.
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The basic point is that it does happen. Which it shouldn't. Perhaps the problem is indeed that they set the max temp too low (60c). Only time will tell.

hot note

i little speak english. but try
my note is hot - about 50C
why?
every rom, now i have SS and is better, but use my phone about 15 mins, doing hot

gruniu78 said:
i little speak english. but try
my note is hot - about 50C
why?
every rom, now i have SS and is better, but use my phone about 15 mins, doing hot
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What is SS? And Do you have Google+?

Jackwu696 said:
What is SS? And Do you have Google+?
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May be slim saber

nokiamodeln91 said:
May be slim saber
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LoL, I thought he was saying Screen Shot

nokiamodeln91 said:
May be slim saber
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SS - slimsaber
Jackwu696 said:
LoL, I thought he was saying Screen Shot
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i don't have google+

gruniu78 said:
SS - slimsaber
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i don't have google+
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Try looking at your battery statistics. Whatever is heating your phone is using a lot of battery to do that.

all my apk i have install other my devices: dell venue 8, htc desire, samsung i8150
they is not hot - with charge i using max. 28C
battery stats shows nothing wonder
it is not the fault of the battery
hot feel in around camera - maybe procesor

What are you doing with the note when it gets hot.

restart i cools
i had CM11 and battery doctor show 2x1400 Mhz all time
battery widget show about 48-50C
now i have slimsaber and i install new kernel
battery widget show 26C w standby, but use (play games, internet) and charging about 40C
problem may other users with polnish forum
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2524891&page=198
post 1971 and 1974

Sorry, but this phone will heat up when you use it. This all sounds normal.
To prevent that you could underclock or undervolt it.

slowdown processor - less warming
but is not solution problem

gruniu78 said:
slowdown processor - less warming
but is not solution problem
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Well, its not a solution because there is no problem.
These phones are going to get hot when used to game. By design. No way around it. Unless you start messing with voltages governors and clock speeds. You can really make a difference when you do. Undervolting and overclocking the gpu and reducing max clock speed to 1000, is how i used to play games. Now i switched to my shield for games.

Azeazezar said:
Well, its not a solution because there is no problem.
These phones are going to get hot when used to game. By design. No way around it. Unless you start messing with voltages governors and clock speeds. You can really make a difference when you do. Undervolting and overclocking the gpu and reducing max clock speed to 1000, is how i used to play games. Now i switched to my shield for games.
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rom slimsaber + new kernel, does low temp.
this rom have option setting clock processor
i set automatic brightness
i will be testing

Xiaomi must optimize the 660 chip.

i bought this phone last week, i am not satisfied with this phone, it gets hot when browsing, lag when playing games(because of the unstable high speed clock), i checked using the aida64 app and the big cores clock speed easily reach 2.2 ghz speed. that was unnecessary, even after turning the battery saver mode, the cores still easily touch 2.2 ghz. i already discussed this on the indonesian mi community, but then i got bullied, people saying it was my fault, not the phone. but there was many thread that complains about lag when playing games and bad battery life. i supose that was because the bad management of cpu cores.
note : i bought this phone in indonesia, with TAM (official) warranty
my rom is currently on the 10.3.6.0(PFGMIXM)
3+32GB model.

Rifaldi34 said:
i bought this phone last week, i am not satisfied with this phone, it gets hot when browsing, lag when playing games(because of the unstable high speed clock), i checked using the aida64 app and the big cores clock speed easily reach 2.2 ghz speed. that was unnecessary, even after turning the battery saver mode, the cores still easily touch 2.2 ghz. i already discussed this on the indonesian mi community, but then i got bullied, people saying it was my fault, not the phone. but there was many thread that complains about lag when playing games and bad battery life. i supose that was because the bad management of cpu cores.
note : i bought this phone in indonesia, with TAM (official) warranty
my rom is currently on the 10.3.6.0(PFGMIXM)
3+32GB model.
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It's very commom for any Snapdragon device to reach top clock speed when in use, download CPU-z and do a little scrolling to see that.
The lag in games you're getting is most probably because of the 3GB RAM of your variant not the CPU as SD660 can handle most mobile games with ease.
About battery life, how much SOT are you getting? RN7 should handle at least 6hrs with some heavy gaming included.
And about temperature, how much degrees is your device peaking at? Anything below 38ºC should be fine.
And lastly, about mi community......well, most people there look like VERY inexperienced users, i wouldn't take them as a parameter to prove your point.

Gonime said:
It's very commom for any Snapdragon device to reach top clock speed when in use, download CPU-z and do a little scrolling to see that.
The lag in games you're getting is most probably because of the 3GB RAM of your variant not the CPU as SD660 can handle most mobile games with ease.
About battery life, how much SOT are you getting? RN7 should handle at least 6hrs with some heavy gaming included.
And about temperature, how much degrees is your device peaking at? Anything below 38ºC should be fine.
And lastly, about mi community......well, most people there look like VERY inexperienced users, i wouldn't take them as a parameter to prove your point.
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3gb of ram is good enough for gaming unless ur playing a heavy game while on youtube and facebook at the same time. the problem with this phone is the aggressive thermal throttling, once the phone reaches 40°c the phone becomes noticeably slower.
my advice to OP is unlock ur bootloader flash some custom rom, custom kernel and root ur device until you find the performance/battery ur looking for.

aron11195 said:
3gb of ram is good enough for gaming unless ur playing a heavy game while on youtube and facebook at the same time. the problem with this phone is the aggressive thermal throttling, once the phone reaches 40°c the phone becomes noticeably slower.
my advice to OP is unlock ur bootloader flash some custom rom, custom kernel and root ur device until you find the performance/battery ur looking for.
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3GB of RAM has not been fine for some time now, there is a lot of games you wouldn't be able to multitask with any other application with only 3GB.
Few examples: TES Blades, Fortnite, PS2 emulation.
Also what are you doing to reach 40° on your device? As for mine never passed 38° and I live in a hot country(Brazil).
I Agree with installing a custom Kernel to improve your performance overall, but right know the best optimized ROM is still MIUI as many threads here suggest.

Gonime said:
3GB of RAM has not been fine for some time now, there is a lot of games you wouldn't be able to multitask with any other application with only 3GB.
Few examples: TES Blades, Fortnite, PS2 emulation.
Also what are you doing to reach 40° on your device? As for mine never passed 38° and I live in a hot country(Brazil).
I Agree with installing a custom Kernel to improve your performance overall, but right know the best optimized ROM is still MIUI as many threads here suggest.
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thats my point, 3gb is enough for games as long as you dont multi task. and this phone is mid range.
im in Philippines, room temperature here is about 37° heavy games like pubg makes my phone temperature skyrocket reaching up to 45° especially with thermal mod.
btw MIUI has the worst ram management for this phone. its closing background apps like no tomorrow, but on any custom rom its actually quite decent.

Rifaldi34 said:
i bought this phone last week, i am not satisfied with this phone, it gets hot when browsing, lag when playing games(because of the unstable high speed clock), i checked using the aida64 app and the big cores clock speed easily reach 2.2 ghz speed. that was unnecessary, even after turning the battery saver mode, the cores still easily touch 2.2 ghz. i already discussed this on the indonesian mi community, but then i got bullied, people saying it was my fault, not the phone. but there was many thread that complains about lag when playing games and bad battery life. i supose that was because the bad management of cpu cores.
note : i bought this phone in indonesia, with TAM (official) warranty
my rom is currently on the 10.3.6.0(PFGMIXM)
3+32GB model.
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Im on the same boat with you bro.
Just Dont bother the hardcore mi fans, especially indonesian mi fans, i know they are jackass sometimes (well Not all of them)
Yes the firmware is really not optimize, battery usage is really inconsistent (typical not optimize firmware)
All we can do is wait for the new OTA.
Strangely the PRO variant get more updated frequently (check official mi website)
But for us indonesian, we are stuck with NON PRO version if we want to use Official waranty hardware.
Good luck

here's how one maximizes their chipsets potential.
1. unlock thy bootloader
2. install custom ROM and kernel
3. ...
4. profit

Gonime said:
It's very commom for any Snapdragon device to reach top clock speed when in use, download CPU-z and do a little scrolling to see that.
The lag in games you're getting is most probably because of the 3GB RAM of your variant not the CPU as SD660 can handle most mobile games with ease.
About battery life, how much SOT are you getting? RN7 should handle at least 6hrs with some heavy gaming included.
And about temperature, how much degrees is your device peaking at? Anything below 38ºC should be fine.
And lastly, about mi community......well, most people there look like VERY inexperienced users, i wouldn't take them as a parameter to prove your point.
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aron11195 said:
3gb of ram is good enough for gaming unless ur playing a heavy game while on youtube and facebook at the same time. the problem with this phone is the aggressive thermal throttling, once the phone reaches 40°c the phone becomes noticeably slower.
my advice to OP is unlock ur bootloader flash some custom rom, custom kernel and root ur device until you find the performance/battery ur looking for.
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Gonime said:
3GB of RAM has not been fine for some time now, there is a lot of games you wouldn't be able to multitask with any other application with only 3GB.
Few examples: TES Blades, Fortnite, PS2 emulation.
Also what are you doing to reach 40° on your device? As for mine never passed 38° and I live in a hot country(Brazil).
I Agree with installing a custom Kernel to improve your performance overall, but right know the best optimized ROM is still MIUI as many threads here suggest.
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aron11195 said:
thats my point, 3gb is enough for games as long as you dont multi task. and this phone is mid range.
im in Philippines, room temperature here is about 37° heavy games like pubg makes my phone temperature skyrocket reaching up to 45° especially with thermal mod.
btw MIUI has the worst ram management for this phone. its closing background apps like no tomorrow, but on any custom rom its actually quite decent.
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sampit76 said:
Im on the same boat with you bro.
Just Dont bother the hardcore mi fans, especially indonesian mi fans, i know they are jackass sometimes (well Not all of them)
Yes the firmware is really not optimize, battery usage is really inconsistent (typical not optimize firmware)
All we can do is wait for the new OTA.
Strangely the PRO variant get more updated frequently (check official mi website)
But for us indonesian, we are stuck with NON PRO version if we want to use Official waranty hardware.
Good luck
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vexa said:
here's how one maximizes their chipsets potential.
1. unlock thy bootloader
2. install custom ROM and kernel
3. ...
4. profit
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Thanks for all your reply, i apreciated it. probably i will wait until miui 11 released, and if the phone still gets hot i will install custom rom and use EX kernel manager to disable input boost and limit the cpu.
for bullying in the mi community, i guess its just troll account ? or the xiaomi guy ? every thread about battery gets bullied by those person only.

5. Find out many bugs and instabilities
6. Start realizing custom roms are not mature yet
7. Go back to stock ROM ?

kennyk09 said:
5. Find out many bugs and instabilities
6. Start realizing custom roms are not mature yet
7. Go back to stock ROM
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not true .. i've been using PE (and revolutionX) and Havoc since mai.
After being on EvolutionX for more than a month, i switched to MIUI EU (coz i missed it) but then went back to trying havoc .. 2 weeks now ZERO problems no heat/lag whatsoever

kennyk09 said:
5. Find out many bugs and instabilities
6. Start realizing custom roms are not mature yet
7. Go back to stock ROM
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ever try miui.eu or masik?
these are very stable, miui-based custom ROMs with zero bloatware and better RAM management.
still a better ROM for people who want better performance / battery life on their xiaomi devices, but too afraid to live on the edge with AOSP ROMs.

AFAIK, that's called thermal-throttle/ing. When RN7 reach its peak performance and certain heat, to prevent overheat normally our device will slowing down its performance and it caused lags and fps drop for sure
I also encounter this problem when playing pubg even with smooth-ultra setting

Rayquaza said:
AFAIK, that's called thermal-throttle/ing. When RN7 reach its peak performance and certain heat, to prevent overheat normally our device will slowing down its performance and it caused lags and fps drop for sure
I also encounter this problem when playing pubg even with smooth-ultra setting
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and thermal throttling can be disabled by using a certain magisk module. although not recommended when ur playing for long period of time. i play max 3hrs highest temperature reached 45°c.

kennyk09 said:
5. Find out many bugs and instabilities
6. Start realizing custom roms are not mature yet
7. Go back to stock ROM
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It happened to me, custom roms aren't good for gaming then switched back to MIUI, when I play phone gets 45 C max, my battery gives 6 hours of straight online gaming, I'm on MIUI Global 10.3.5, Evira kernel 3.8.
:good:

660 wasn't designed for battery efficiency. Still waiting for Franco Kernel, it might fix the issue. My Redmi Note 4x can last up to 10hrs SOT while my Redmi Note 7 can only reach 5hrs even with custom ROM+greenify installed.

The ****tiest phone i ever have, my another phone with 636 even perform better than this. Too many frame drop

rifrish said:
The ****tiest phone i ever have, my another phone with 636 even perform better than this. Too many frame drop
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lol get a good pc if you want to game with high fps.
just bought this phone since my Nexus 6p's battery died and it's really good. im constantly getting up to 10h+ of sot with normal usage.

nardow said:
lol get a good pc if you want to game with high fps.
just bought this phone since my Nexus 6p's battery died and it's really good. im constantly getting up to 10h+ of sot with normal usage.
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Nope. With moderate use I barely get 7, mostly 6. I got this sot by using apps like line, wa, instagram, youtube, browsing, downloading tons of file and one match playing pubg and pes.
I reach 8 to 9 hours sot only if i using wifi and playing videos constantly, minimum social media and no gaming.
Ofc people used their phone different each others. But, im sure they are having same battery drain. People talk about this so many times and everywhere. Ur case having 10+ sot like only happen 1:10 of all lavender users.
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rifrish said:
The ****tiest phone i ever have, my another phone with 636 even perform better than this. Too many frame drop
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Its true continuous gaming on this phone (with stock miui) is bad. You will get smooth gameplay only in short term, like a one match pubg. Then it will start to lag because of heat. We need to keep the phone temp as cool as possible when used for gaming to get less frame drop. Example, playing close to a fan or inside a room with air conditioner on.
Rayquaza said:
AFAIK, that's called thermal-throttle/ing. When RN7 reach its peak performance and certain heat, to prevent overheat normally our device will slowing down its performance and it caused lags and fps drop for sure
I also encounter this problem when playing pubg even with smooth-ultra setting
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Yes, thermal throttle where the main reason. Its limit cpu whenever temp -read by system- reach 43/44 degree. A temp read by system are mostly not indicate the real temp. Besides, we have clockspeed max at 2.2Ghz, making our phone faster to heats up easilly. Thats why thermal throttling the cpu in such early time. (Its ruins gameplay, isnt it? :v)
If we look inside thermal-engine.conf on lavender, it use two sensor for detection and two step for throttling the cpu. First step it will limit clockspeed by 1,5Ghz and 1,9Ghz. Second step it will limit clockspeed by 1,1Ghz and 1,4Ghz. Because the temp gap between these step are only 1°, so mostly thermal-engine will going to limit clockspeed by 1,1Ghz and 1,4Ghz. Imagine play pubg with that clockspeed, lags and frame drop will occurs oftenly.
I've seen Mi 8 Lite with the same chipset playing pubg continously without any frame drop. I took its thermal-engine configuration and compare them with lavender.
Interestingly there are specified profiles for gaming and pubg are missing on lavender. Thus, both thermal-engine are really different. A same chipset should having same thermal at least. But, this show us that lavender thermal thingy are not being optimized yet while mi8 lite does already.
kennyk09 said:
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6. Start realizing custom roms are not mature yet
7. Go back to stock ROM
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Lol. Agreed XD
Im gonna Re-Unlock my bootloader for the third times and use custom rom when they fix Hals. Till then i stay on miui hoping miuidev did an improvisation with next update.

Temperatures and throttling?

Can somebody test throtting and temperatures in GFXBench (battery test - Manhattan 3.1)?

Would like to know too. From what i've seen in video reviews, people say this phone gets hot.
Would be curious if someone could run the throttling test for 30 minutes
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=skynet.cputhrottlingtest&hl=en_CA

Agreed! I've seen YouTube vids that the Red Magic 3 doesn't really ever throttle at all no matter how long you run it or how hard you push it. Curious if the RG2 holds up to the same?

I had a red magic 3 12gb 256gb model.. and I found it cheap and poor quality speakers vibrate and not at same level as ROG 1. I would avoid in my opinion. You can order cooler from giztop for the 128gb model

I have not tested, but so far in everyday use I've only felt the phone get hot if I am BOTH playing a game and charging the phone back up at the same time. If the phone is at 100% when I'm playing a game, or if I charge the phone without playing a game, the phone doesn't feel warm.
Be careful if you leave it on your bed not to cover it with blanket/pillow while charging. It probably has thermal safeties, but even the pros like Apple and Samsung have exploding batteries these days, so better to play it safe.

my RoG Phone 2 throttled (Frame Drop) at 47 Degree C temperature playing PUBG for 1 game with HDR+Shadow On+Anti Aliasing On graphic setting.
Man, is there any custom kernel setting to removed this throttling :/

GAME ON said:
my RoG Phone 2 throttled (Frame Drop) at 47 Degree C temperature playing PUBG for 1 game with HDR+Shadow On+Anti Aliasing On graphic setting.
Man, is there any custom kernel setting to removed this throttling :/
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Did you already set a game profile for PUBG in the xmode app? You can increase the thermal limit before throttling kicks in by doing so.

bluegizmo83 said:
Did you already set a game profile for PUBG in the xmode app? You can increase the thermal limit before throttling kicks in by doing so.
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huh? really? how do i set the thermal limit? im using china ROM (Tencent Version 12GB RAM) :crying:

GAME ON said:
huh? really? how do i set the thermal limit? im using china ROM (Tencent Version 12GB RAM) :crying:
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I'm pretty sure it's the same on the CN ROM. Just open the Armory Crate app, select your PUBG game and click Game Profiles then scroll down on the right side and there is a section called Temperature Control. Change that from Default to High.
Edit: image of armory crate: https://images.anandtech.com/doci/14915/Screenshot_20190923-131146156_575px.jpg

bluegizmo83 said:
I'm pretty sure it's the same on the CN ROM. Just open the Armory Crate app, select your PUBG game and click Game Profiles then scroll down on the right side and there is a section called Temperature Control. Change that from Default to High.
Edit: image of armory crate: https://images.anandtech.com/doci/14915/Screenshot_20190923-131146156_575px.jpg
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Hmm..it seems i dont have such options to control my temperature at my game profiles..u may refer to the pictures that i attached.

From my experience so far there has been no thermal throttling during the Manhattan test however while playing Vainglory at 120hz for ~2 hours I noticed a bit of temperature hike with no fan at 45°c.. but seems to stay around 118 fps. The fan added dropped me down to about 41°c and 120 fps stayed fairly constant. The "heat" of this phone is mostly due to the fact that the vent on the back pushes the hot air outside the phone so if your hand is near it.... It gets hot. But overall the phone is never unbearable and the face that it is hot outside the phone shows the heatsink/cooler is doing it's job by pushing the hot air out instead of keeping it internally.

GAME ON said:
my RoG Phone 2 throttled (Frame Drop) at 47 Degree C temperature playing PUBG for 1 game with HDR+Shadow On+Anti Aliasing On graphic setting.
Man, is there any custom kernel setting to removed this throttling :/
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There is no setting that removes throttling, since this is hardware related not software related.
GAME ON said:
Hmm..it seems i dont have such options to control my temperature at my game profiles..u may refer to the pictures that i attached.
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That is because you got tencent version and that one does not have same features as the global/elite edition has got.

Of course it is going to get a little hot with all that POWER!!

Jake.S said:
There is no setting that removes throttling, since this is hardware related not software related.
That is because you got tencent version and that one does not have same features as the global/elite edition has got.
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Settle the problem already bro, switch to global with temp option armoury crate. Thanks

GAME ON said:
Settle the problem already bro, switch to global with temp option armoury crate. Thanks
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That is because you got global ROM now. But again temperature setting won't completely remove throttling, it can throttle again anytime.
Cooling is needed to lower temps properly.

Question Oneplus 10 pro Overheating

Hi all,
I got my oneplus 10 pro. I use it for two weeks already and the device getting overheating very fast. Even if I use navigation, when I'm changing and more.
Can you recommend what I can do to solve it? My device getting really hot

dudu2683 said:
Hi all,
I got my oneplus 10 pro. I use it for two weeks already and the device getting overheating very fast. Even if I use navigation, when I'm changing and more.
Can you recommend what I can do to solve it? My device getting really hot
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Turn off QHD if you're using it..
Lighten the load on what you're using .

dudu2683 said:
Hi all,
I got my oneplus 10 pro. I use it for two weeks already and the device getting overheating very fast. Even if I use navigation, when I'm changing and more. mepco bill
Can you recommend what I can do to solve it? My device getting really hot
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Same thing happening with me, dont why these days all devices are overheating...

joshmah said:
Same thing happening with me, dont why these days all devices are overheating...
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Mines really cool even when gaming

delete post pls wrong thread

metrixx02 said:
delete post pls wrong thread
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Looks like Luk is having a go too, amongst others.
And lol yes it's the wrong thread but I'm happy to know

its because of the sd 8 gen 1

abdennour.tlb said:
its because of the sd 8 gen 1
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It's more specifically due to OnePlus not spending the extra money to properly cool the thing.

its the worst cpu ever made

abdennour.tlb said:
its the worst cpu ever made
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What is? The 8 gen 1?
It runs everything at speeds I've never witnessed before.
If your phone is overheating then could just be bad build quality but I don't think that's in the SOC.

abdennour.tlb said:
its the worst cpu ever made
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It's not though. That same test on the Snapdragon 810 would be much worse... This one throttled so bad that over time its performance was pulled all the way down to the level of a Snapdragon 801 that was also thermal throttling (before the 801 throttled even further later)...
The reality is that it's up to the manufacturer to tame these SoCs. The SoC is designed to boost to max performance when it can and throttle when it hits certain temps. Seeing how the phone can't really dissipate the heat that effectively, the SoC will always throttle at some point under a sustained load but adding things like vapor chambers can extend that window to the point it's ONLY going to be noticeable when doing stupid things like these kind of tests.