Im using Virtuous Unity 2.37, with OC Beater 1.6
My question is:
If i want to use "smartass", "virtuous" or "interactive", do i need to choose for both wake and sleep governor?
Or i must place smartass on wake, and conservative in sleep?
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I am currently running Savaged-Zen kernel with the SavagedZen governor. I was previously running the stock CM kernel with conservative governor and had a screen-off profile.
Does anyone know if you still need to keep profiles if you are running a smartass/savagedzen governor?
I don't believe so, as the governor and setcpu would counterbalance each other. You can keep the profiles, just don't enable setcpu.
Hi,
I have installed and added setcpu profiles but i am not sure they are correct choices for me. I have virtuous unity rom with v4 kernel.
ac charging 1.7 ghz max
Battery under 70 1.5 ghz max
Battery under 50 1.2 ghz max
Battery under 30 1.0 ghz max
Temperature over 50 800 mhz max
(All of profiles have minimum 368mhz of speed)
All of them are ondemand but i dont know when to use conservative. And are these clock speeds good for us?
Can you help me about this?
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If youre using virtuous unity, you shouldnt use setcpu and use the virtuous overclock app. Its essentially the same but virtuous oc is much faster in changing your speeds.
My speeds for virtuous oc are:
Max wake: 1.5ghz
Min wake: 245mhz
Governer: ondemand
Max sleep: 368mhz
Min sleep: 245mhz
Governer: conservative
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I'm using CM7 Nightly
Latest Umaro kernel
Screen off = 280/380 powersave
<101% = 280/1.7 ondemand
<40% = 280/800 conservative
charging = 1.0/1.7 performance
temp >50c - 280/380 powersave
I don't.
As stated in the Unity notes (on their website), and as evilcuber mentions:
Virtuous overclocking daemon will automatically be disabled if an overclocking tools (such as SetCPU or CPU Tuner) is installed. Installing these tools is not advised, as the virtuous_oc daemon responds far more rapidly to screen state changes than any Android (Java) application.
http://www.virtuousrom.com/p/unity_23.html
redpoint73 said:
I don't.
As stated in the Unity notes (on their website), and as evilcuber mentions:
Virtuous overclocking daemon will automatically be disabled if an overclocking tools (such as SetCPU or CPU Tuner) is installed. Installing these tools is not advised, as the virtuous_oc daemon responds far more rapidly to screen state changes than any Android (Java) application.
http://www.virtuousrom.com/p/unity_23.html
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I was using setcpu to see momentary clock speeds then decided to create profiles. So it is better to stay with virtuous OC application. I want to ask another question; does sleep clock speeds of cpu effect waking up time?
redpoint73 said:
I don't.
As stated in the Unity notes (on their website), and as evilcuber mentions:
Virtuous overclocking daemon will automatically be disabled if an overclocking tools (such as SetCPU or CPU Tuner) is installed. Installing these tools is not advised, as the virtuous_oc daemon responds far more rapidly to screen state changes than any Android (Java) application.
http://www.virtuousrom.com/p/unity_23.html
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Same here, on CM7 though (which has a built in CPU setup). I haven't used SetCPU in months. 806mhz max / 245mhz min, OnDemand governor. One less app running, the same or better battery life, and no sluggishness with profiles.
Deadly Sto(R)m said:
I want to ask another question; does sleep clock speeds of cpu effect waking up time?
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It can. If you set a low screen off profile like 245/245 or 245/368, your phone may lock down and not wake up properly, or take time to "speed up" when you unlock the phone, which can sometimes be noticeable depending on your phone setup.
martonikaj said:
Same here, on CM7 though (which has a built in CPU setup). I haven't used SetCPU in months. 806mhz max / 245mhz min, OnDemand governor. One less app running, the same or better battery life, and no sluggishness with profiles.
It can. If you set a low screen off profile like 245/245 or 245/368, your phone may lock down and not wake up properly, or take time to "speed up" when you unlock the phone, which can sometimes be noticeable depending on your phone setup.
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the best way is "try and see what happens" I ill try low screen off speeds and try if the hone wake up late. if so, i am going to get clock speeds higher then it was.
I flashed New Unity Kernel that includes New Governor
I wonder New Governor, Virtuous Governor.
Do you know how it works?
I'm sorry for my bad english
As said by MDJ, it's a modified smartass 2 governor from LeeDroid.
I dont understand how to use this, becouse having 2 governors (one for sleep and one for wake) do i need to set both to virtuous governor? or i just use virtuous on wake and conservative on sleep...?
Hmm.... I guess both to virtuous. I use setcpu on RCmix so...
Good evening guys, hope all is well. I am running unity 2.35 and I am using set CPU for overclocking. The question i have is what is the difference in " on demand, scary, smartass, etc" and what should I have it set on. Thanks in advance!
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coachmoore said:
Good evening guys, hope all is well. I am running unity 2.35 and I am using set CPU for overclocking. The question i have is what is the difference in " on demand, scary, smartass, etc" and what should I have it set on. Thanks in advance!
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doesnt unity have a built in overclocking daemon? if i remember correctly the virtuous oc daemon shouldnt be used with any other cpu software.
correct me if im wrong.
Unity has a built in OC daemon, which automagically turns off if it detects an OC app (like SetCPU)
The Built in daemon performs better, and there are apps to make it more user friendly (look for Virtuous OC maybe?)
As for the difference between 'ondemand, scary, smartass' those are different governors, which control how the clock speed is changed.
ondemand increases clock speed when you increase the load, and decreases accordingly.
performance changes up to max speed and stays there.
powersave keeps it as low as possible.
interactive is similiar to ondemand but may provide faster changes.
conservative is opposite to performance, stays at minimum.
smartass is just weird (doesn't have sleep and wake settings I think)
(these were off the top of the head guesses, so don't take it as fact)
I'm currently using interactive which I find is very good, but it's each to their own tastes.
-Nipqer
I use the Virtuous OC Controller and have the wake governor set to ondemand and sleep to conservative. Works great for me... my battery life is awesome. But it's definitely personal preference.
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It never fails to shock me how many people flash ROMs without bothering to read the basic information in the ROM thread, or in this case the Virtuous website (which is linked in the top post of the Unity thread):
Virtuous. overclocking daemon will automatically be disabled if an overclocking tools (such as SetCPU or CPU Tuner) is installed. Installing these tools is not advised, as the virtuous_oc daemon responds far more rapidly to screen state changes than any Android (Java) application.
http://www.virtuousrom.com/p/unity_23.html
I just installed Trinity Vengeance RaptorXL custom rom. Under Settings>TRINITY MOD>CPU control there is Max and min clock freq., governor and I/O scheduler.
What are highest and most safe overclock settings here?
1.7 ghz I think
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