does the voltage control apply every reboot or do i have to run the program again?
shawayne21 said:
does the voltage control apply every reboot or do i have to run the program again?
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if you save as boot it will otherwise u will have to change it everytime after reboots..
Make sure you know that the voltage works properly on your phone before setting on boot settings...
davidrules7778 said:
if you save as boot it will otherwise u will have to change it everytime after reboots..
Make sure you know that the voltage works properly on your phone before setting on boot settings...
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and how do i know it works properly? by it still being as stable as before it was uv?
Im running Urban Regeneration 1.1.1
my settings on the Voltage Control App are:
cfq
1200/ -25
1120/ -50
1000/ -50
800/ -75
600/ -75
400/ -75
200/ -100
100/ -100
are these safe? this is the first time i tried this
shawayne21 said:
and how do i know it works properly? by it still being as stable as before it was uv?
Im running Urban Regeneration 1.1.1
my settings on the Voltage Control App are:
cfq
1200/ -25
1120/ -50
1000/ -50
800/ -75
600/ -75
400/ -75
200/ -100
100/ -100
are these safe? this is the first time i tried this
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well just use them for awhile and see if you get any freezes or sleep of deaths or what not and if not then set them on boot
thanks a bunch. do mines sound good though?
shawayne21 said:
thanks a bunch. do mines sound good though?
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let me compare them to mine
davidrules7778 said:
let me compare them to mine
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they seem to be good, btw what app u using to show those voltages like that?
shawayne21 said:
thanks a bunch. do mines sound good though?
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You can't compare to other users' settings. Thay are different on almost every Epic. Our phones our odd that way. You have to test what works for you.
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davidrules7778 said:
they seem to be good, btw what app u using to show those voltages like that?
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Voltage Control.
I have a problem now ... Last night, i left it on 70% .. and when i woke up, i found it dead -__- ... is this due to the voltage control? or my rom?
Probably your voltage control settings. However, to rule out other possible issues run without undervolting and replicate the situation that caused your phone to die. If it dies again something else was the problem. If it doesn't, then it was your uv setup
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Thanks .. I uninstalled the app this morning ad am gunna see how it treats the battery tonight.
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currently i have setCPU running on my rooted Dinc with several profiles set.........my question is what is the optimum settings for:
Sampling Rate
Up threshold
ignore Nice load
Powersave bias
mine currently are 40000,70,0,0
i'm trying to find a good setting for best battery life b/c i'm constitenly on my phone all day!!!
thanks for any input.....
What kernal r u running? Several recommend no profiles, and oc will run the battery down.
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currently i have setCPU running on my rooted Dinc with several profiles set.........my question is what is the optimum settings for:
Sampling Rate
Up threshold
ignore Nice load
Powersave bias
mine currently are 40000,70,0,0
i'm trying to find a good setting for best battery life b/c i'm constitenly on my phone all day!!!
thanks for any input.....
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i'm just running stock kernal, i'm not comfortable enough with the phone yet to changed kernals........i just setting a default profile so the phone would run 384 on the low end and 786 on high end but when i check system panel it shows the cpu still running up to the max, so i don't know whats going on and if there is anything i need to do to fix it.
do you have "set at boot" checked?
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do you have "set at boot" checked?
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yea i did, i read somewhere on here that the "perflock" has to be disabled when using a stock kernal and running froyo, any truth to that ??? and a friend of mine has an incredible and he told me that these mods really don't make that much of a difference, now he's a verizon sales rep so he may be telling me that so i don't change my phone too much
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now he's a verizon sales rep so he may be telling me that so i don't change my phone too much
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generally speaking there are two types of people who are employees for phone companies:
A) someone who just wants a paycheck
B) geeks like us who like to hack and mod and tinker
A will tell you that hacking will void warranty, blah blah blah....mostly because they don't know much about what stuff is. B will tell you what they know, and admit when they don't know something.
it sounds like your friend is falling into the A category, especially if they're saying "mods don't change much". they change quite a bit, so be careful.
as far as your question in the OP, with my eris i would just mess with stuff, and see how the phone runs. don't save to run at boot until you know it's stable and will not crash or freeze your phone. adjust settings, and see how it responds, repeat as necessary.
trembly01 said:
i'm just running stock kernal, i'm not comfortable enough with the phone yet to changed kernals........i just setting a default profile so the phone would run 384 on the low end and 786 on high end but when i check system panel it shows the cpu still running up to the max, so i don't know whats going on and if there is anything i need to do to fix it.
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nandroid and flash KK#5. you won't be sorry, its very stable and very quick
MMBosstones86 said:
nandroid and flash KK#5. you won't be sorry, its very stable and very quick
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where can i get that kernel ??
Yes you have to disable perflock.
I only adjusted my power bias to 650 I think which is 65%. 1000 being 100% and 10 being 1%. All this does is make sure you cpu stays on the lower end of the usage. I have a 2150 and stream pandora a lot and always have 3g running, I go online and everything and I get 2 days of usage with a down clock and some profiles.
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trembly01 said:
where can i get that kernel ??
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google or the android development forum, don't have the link on hand
mihneagabriel said:
Yes you have to disable perflock.
I only adjusted my power bias to 650 I think which is 65%. 1000 being 100% and 10 being 1%. All this does is make sure you cpu stays on the lower end of the usage. I have a 2150 and stream pandora a lot and always have 3g running, I go online and everything and I get 2 days of usage with a down clock and some profiles.
Are you running stock HTC sense Rom?
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Yes
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trembly01 said:
where can i get that kernel ??
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Search works wonders
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=760050
can anyone suggest a good overclock tool with voltage parameters? setcpu doesn't seem to have one for the play... and antutu seems bugged when setting voltages... (keeps changing the value for 1300mhz to 1300mv)
seagheart89 said:
can anyone suggest a good overclock tool with voltage parameters? setcpu doesn't seem to have one for the play... and antutu seems bugged when setting voltages... (keeps changing the value for 1300mhz to 1300mv)
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I'm using Antutu CPU Master Pro and I don't find it buggy. This is better to use imo than setcpu which consumes more battery. Longpress the frequency you are in and using then set to -25mv. Tick on "set on boot" then click "apply". Reboot your phone and check again your settings if it was changed or not. Also, try to reinstall your overclocking app and clear some cache on your phone.
anbu187 said:
I'm using Antutu CPU Master Pro and I don't find it buggy. This is better to use imo than setcpu which consumes more battery. Longpress the frequency you are in and using then set to -25mv. Tick on "set on boot" then click "apply". Reboot your phone and check again your settings if it was changed or not. Also, try to reinstall your overclocking app and clear some cache on your phone.
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i do agree that antutu is very good... but the problems started when i updated to 2.5... i was using 2.3 before
is -25 the lowest it can go??? isnt -50 safe?
EDIT: also in 2.5 it keeps saying that it has been granted superuser permissions... in 2.3 it only does that whenever i change any setting...
I use OC/UV Beater2v1.7, and it's awesome! Unlike setcpu, it won't run in the background, but rather sets up scripts in init.d (don't set as permanent unless you're 100% sure of your OC/UV settings, otherwise bootloops can occur)
seagheart89 said:
i do agree that antutu is very good... but the problems started when i updated to 2.5... i was using 2.3 before
is -25 the lowest it can go??? isnt -50 safe?
EDIT: also in 2.5 it keeps saying that it has been granted superuser permissions... in 2.3 it only does that whenever i change any setting...
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I use 2.3.1 version. I tried -50 on setcpu and it crashed my phone. Haven't tried -50 yet on Antutu. I rolled back my speed from 1.5ghz to around 900+mhz as the speed is still fast (btw im using T.E.A.M. rom).
jacklebott said:
I use OC/UV Beater2v1.7, and it's awesome! Unlike setcpu, it won't run in the background, but rather sets up scripts in init.d (don't set as permanent unless you're 100% sure of your OC/UV settings, otherwise bootloops can occur)
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so i only have to run this once? seems good... will try it later...
anbu187 said:
I use 2.3.1 version. I tried -50 on setcpu and it crashed my phone. Haven't tried -50 yet on Antutu. I rolled back my speed from 1.5ghz to around 900+mhz as the speed is still fast (btw im using T.E.A.M. rom).
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i set my cpu to -50 and it runs fine... did some stress tests and it is stable... running at 1.4ghz (just right for psx games)
jacklebott said:
I use OC/UV Beater2v1.7, and it's awesome! Unlike setcpu, it won't run in the background, but rather sets up scripts in init.d (don't set as permanent unless you're 100% sure of your OC/UV settings, otherwise bootloops can occur)
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What are bootloops btw? ty
anbu187 said:
What are bootloops btw? ty
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Bootloop means your phone endlessly reboots without ever getting past the bootlogo
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Bootloop means your phone endlessly reboots without ever getting past the bootlogo
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ah ok thanks, that never happened to me so far. Anyway, any idea why my battery is drained that much even when im not using it. No wifi, no other background apps enabled, or is it with the kernel? ty
So I know a lot of us don't use stock here, but my gf likes her phone stock so I had recently debloated her phone. I started to notice that her phone didn't spend anytime in the 192 Mhz clock speed. I tried using setCPU to change the min/max but to no avail. So my question is, is this stock kernel behavior or did I screw up somewhere?
milkdudxp said:
So I know a lot of us don't use stock here, but my gf likes her phone stock so I had recently debloated her phone. I started to notice that her phone didn't spend anytime in the 192 Mhz clock speed. I tried using setCPU to change the min/max but to no avail. So my question is, is this stock kernel behavior or did I screw up somewhere?
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Thats just how it is.
xcrazydx said:
Thats just how it is.
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Thanks, glad I didn't mess it up. I'll try out another kernel on her phone later.
milkdudxp said:
Thanks, glad I didn't mess it up. I'll try out another kernel on her phone later.
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You don't need that, man. 384 is fine, 192 usually gets sleep of death
xcrazydx said:
You don't need that, man. 384 is fine, 192 usually gets sleep of death
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+1
384 is the lowest
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Hi!
It's the summer where I live and it's like above 40°C in my appartment (Yeah, I've a free sauna, jealous?), and this cause my One X to overheat all the time, I'm not even doing "heavy" stuff, just browsing the Internet or Facebook via Wifi, I already tried to slow down the CPU to 1200Mhz but it is still very hot, is there a solution to avoid this issue (apart from "DON'T TOUCH IT!"), I can't believe that Taiwan is a cold country and that the HTC was not made to work at 40°C...
You can see my ROM and Kernel above this message (signature) I'm trying to install Viper ROM to see if it fixes the issue... :fingers-crossed:
Nevermind, I fixed it, I used wrong voltage and too low down threshold value in SetCPU which caused the CPU to overheat and stand longer activated, silly me
Tableuraz said:
Nevermind, I fixed it, I used wrong voltage and too low down threshold value in SetCPU which caused the CPU to overheat and stand longer activated, silly me
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Could you tell us what configuration you're using? I'm kinda having the same problem.
Appreciate your help.
cpu over heating
alibahaloo said:
Could you tell us what configuration you're using? I'm kinda having the same problem.
Appreciate your help.
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Tableuraz said:
Nevermind, I fixed it, I used wrong voltage and too low down threshold value in SetCPU which caused the CPU to overheat and stand longer activated, silly me
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i would like to know the same thing, what voltage calibration did you use and when you were able to get the temp down to what you liked did you still have good gaming performance?
niceguy_1920 said:
i would like to know the same thing, what voltage calibration did you use and when you were able to get the temp down to what you liked did you still have good gaming performance?
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he fixed nothing, he messed up his cpu settings and noticed it later, so he put the cpu settings back to stock.
alutastisch said:
he fixed nothing, he messed up his cpu settings and noticed it later, so he put the cpu settings back to stock.
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gotcha....:silly:
niceguy_1920 said:
gotcha....:silly:
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Wow, what a up !
Seriously though, I'm not using my HTC One X anymore, but last time I used it, I used Faux kernel with -100 uV and some Ondemand governor tweaks (mostly to lower frequencies at as state that is just above lags) and it was running lagfree and a lot cooler than stock, but I hope you don't mind loosing a bit of 3D perf...
I am currently using this rom http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2306650 , but i doubt its the rom fault.
Using the MIUI settings, Antutu CPU master, or ROM ToolBox, applying a lower CPU max freq will not stick.
Ex: The max is 1890mhz, but i want it at 1566mhz for the max. After turning the phone off and on, the max CPU freq. goes back to the original 1890mhz. With a reboot, it sticks, half the time.
What do i do? Please reply ASAP, my S4 gets hot while playing games so i like to underclock it.
With many years of experience, the best thing I can tell you is to not place a MHz cap that is too high. Your phone can potentially be a potato if you're not careful.
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HenryTheUnicorn said:
I am currently using this rom http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2306650 , but i doubt its the rom fault.
Using the MIUI settings, Antutu CPU master, or ROM ToolBox, applying a lower CPU max freq will not stick.
Ex: The max is 1890mhz, but i want it at 1566mhz for the max. After turning the phone off and on, the max CPU freq. goes back to the original 1890mhz. With a reboot, it sticks, half the time.
What do i do? Please reply ASAP, my S4 gets hot while playing games so i like to underclock it.
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Download CPU controller app from the market. It will reset your CPU upon screen on.
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elesbb said:
Download CPU controller app from the market. It will reset your CPU upon screen on.
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Everything I've ussed applies settings on boot, but it wont frickin work sometimes.
HenryTheUnicorn said:
Everything I've ussed applies settings on boot, but it wont frickin work sometimes.
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SetCPU has different profiles to configure. And which ROM are you on? There might be an init.d script adjusting the frequencies. SetCPU will apply them AFTER any init.d scripts are ran so that should fix it. I loved SetCPU till ktoonsez made his own app.
elesbb said:
SetCPU has different profiles to configure. And which ROM are you on? There might be an init.d script adjusting the frequencies. SetCPU will apply them AFTER any init.d scripts are ran so that should fix it. I loved SetCPU till ktoonsez made his own app.
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the rom i am on is in the first post.
How do i check the script if it is?
Meh, till i figure that out, time to use SetCPU. I MUCH prefer Antutu Cpu Master Pro, a profile for overheating? Hell yes, i set mine to 1.2ghz at 105 degrees F. and 1.5/1.6ghz when its normal. Helped ALOT
HenryTheUnicorn said:
the rom i am on is in the first post.
How do i check the script if it is?
Meh, till i figure that out, time to use SetCPU. I MUCH prefer Antutu Cpu Master Pro, a profile for overheating? Hell yes, i set mine to 1.2ghz at 105 degrees F. and 1.5/1.6ghz when its normal. Helped ALOT
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I believe setCPU has that profile as well
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elesbb said:
I believe setCPU has that profile as well
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Oh darn. It worked for a bit. Now instead of going back to normal max frequency after a reboot or boot up, it does it when I'm using the phone.
Does PAC ROM have this issue? If not, I'll use pac rom instead. Or it may be a kernel problem? Idk much about android stuff
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Oh darn. It worked for a bit. Now instead of going back to normal max frequency after a reboot or boot up, it does it when I'm using the phone.
Does PAC ROM have this issue? If not, I'll use pac rom instead. Or it may be a kernel problem? Idk much about android stuff
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Sounds like the kernel is overriding certain things in different scenarios. I'd try a different kernel.