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Hello.
I was just thinking is there any ROMs That are stable with 788 MHz CPU Max speed?
And with working camera too..
Most roms will run at 788, it's if the cpu can take it that's the problem. The phone will freeze or reboot if it can't.
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Just like Scratch said, stability at high CPU frequencies is more dependent on your CPU than it is on your ROM. Because of very very minor variation from processor to processor you might not be able to overclock it fully.
I, for example, can't overclock it to 768MHz without it being unstable, while on 729MHz it runs normally.
nejc121 said:
Just like Scratch said, stability at high CPU frequencies is more dependent on your CPU than it is on your ROM. Because of very very minor variation from processor to processor you might not be able to overclock it fully.
I, for example, can't overclock it to 768MHz without it being unstable, while on 729MHz it runs normally.
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Scratch0805 said:
Most roms will run at 788, it's if the cpu can take it that's the problem. The phone will freeze or reboot if it can't.
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Ok Thanks you both.
nejc121 said:
I, for example, can't overclock it to 768MHz without it being unstable, while on 729MHz it runs normally.
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Really Both mine run fine @ 788.
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Scratch0805 said:
Really Both mine run fine @ 788.
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Just tried it at 768MHz again and it froze while installing an app from the Play Store
nejc121 said:
Just tried it at 768MHz again and it froze while installing an app from the Play Store
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I've Got 768MHz+ working stable with those ics ports etc, but with other roms it freezes sometimes @ 768..
J I M said:
I've Got 768MHz+ working stable with those ics ports etc, but with other roms it freezes sometimes @ 768..
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I don't think it's a rom problem though, I've used every rom and had them all at 768 without any problems, I don't see the need to oc anymore than 633 now though for what I use the phone for.
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Scratch0805 said:
I don't think it's a rom problem though, I've used every rom and had them all at 768 without any problems, I don't see the need to oc anymore than 633 now though for what I use the phone for.
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Ok..
I oc to 768 when playing a game or so without having any problems. But really expept that you don't need more than 691. It's too much already.
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Hey guys, could you recommend me a kernel for my gio running CM9 that also has under and overvolt capabilites, without giving up things like the init.d support and cpu scaling?
Gio doesnt support it, it cant..
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Why is that?
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Because of the cheap arm v6. It cant be undervolted
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Because of the cheap arm v6. It cant be undervolted
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What exactly is undervolting?
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iok1 said:
What exactly is undervolting?
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Allowing your CPU to lower its volt consumption then its stock value , mostly done on PC's..
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voetbalremco said:
Allowing your CPU to lower its volt consumption then its stock value , mostly done on PC's..
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What does it change?
Na szczęście jest TapaTalk
wojte267 said:
What does it change?
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Simple way:
You charge your battery with energy. The processor needs energy to run. It takes energy out of the battery with the same amount in a timezone. With undervolting you can set this value under its normal value, so it consumes less energy and saves your energy stored in your battery for your screen, wifi, data connection etc what consumes energy stored in the battery..
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voetbalremco said:
Simple way:
You charge your battery with energy. The processor needs energy to run. It takes energy out of the battery with the same amount in a timezone. With undervolting you can set this value under its normal value, so it consumes less energy and saves your energy stored in your battery for your screen, wifi, data connection etc what consumes energy stored in the battery..
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Thanks
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lol 0.o if u compile a complete new kernel
u can set the Voltage Use while Overclocking -.-
So if it is over seven its Overvolt
It is under 7 its Undervolt
so are u a kernel Dev to say something like that?
DQiB said:
lol 0.o if u compile a complete new kernel
u can set the Voltage Use while Overclocking -.-
So if it is over seven its Overvolt
It is under 7 its Undervolt
so are u a kernel Dev to say something like that?
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Why dont we have one then? Because it can ruin your cpu..
Phiexz and delanoister are great devs, they also made kernels..
And it problably doesnt work well because otherwise we would have it
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Because of the cheap arm v6. It cant be undervolted
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Okay, is that why games like temple run are not compatible with us either? Also, if you know, what is the difference between it and other processors that makes it undervolt incompatible?
AlwaysDroid said:
Okay, is that why games like temple run are not compatible with us either? Also, if you know, what is the difference between it and other processors that makes it undervolt incompatible?
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Temple run isnt supported officially, so it is modified to work, but arm v6 is old and cant handle it smoothly, thats why they dont give official support..
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voetbalremco said:
Temple run isnt supported officially, so it is modified to work, but arm v6 is old and cant handle it smoothly, thats why they dont give official support..
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Ah makes sense. To bad though. :/
lol FIT/ACE/MINI is able to do that -.-
Yup undervolt gives much lower performance but any device is able to do that ;-)
A few questions about overclocking
First, is this even working? I'm using the latest PA ROM.
What are the best possible settings that don't damage the phone?
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Yes overclocking is definitely working. U can notice a sharp difference between lower and higher values...don't overclock above 1.7 GHz it may damage ur phone...
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matjazfinzgar said:
A few questions about overclocking
First, is this even working? I'm using the latest PA ROM.
What are the best possible settings that don't damage the phone?
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Woha dude don't even think about going above 1.5.....and I am using 1.2 it's super stable right now...once again if u go.above 1.5 u may damage ur phone
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what kind of kernel do you need to overclock? are most custom roms ready for it already?
tellabee said:
what kind of kernel do you need to overclock? are most custom roms ready for it already?
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All roms can be over clocked...it depends on the kernel
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ohhh i see. so are all kernels that are compatible with the phone compatible with all roms?
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Woha dude don't even think about going above 1.5.....and I am using 1.2 it's super stable right now...once again if u go.above 1.5 u may damage ur phone
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mihirengg19 said:
Yes overclocking is definitely working. U can notice a sharp difference between stock and overclocked kernels...don't overclock above 1.7 GHz it may damage ur phone...
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You guys.... stop scarying the people already. Overclocking your device will not break it in any case, most likely will shorten YOUR BATTERY LIFE! But that's it! You will not fry your phone, motherboard, display or whatever. I can ramp my phone upto 2ghz and it has nothing... But 1024 mhz or 1200 is enough!
I had OCed hellboy to 2 GHz...it felt stable but the phone crashed every time i opened an app...anyways 1.2 is best works so smoothly...best for everyday use...
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When I overclock to 1.5ghz I don't notice any difference at all ...why ?also if I sometimes try 2.0ghz the phone becomes laggy like hell
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When I overclock to 1.5ghz I don't notice any difference at all ...why ?also if I sometimes try 2.0ghz the phone becomes laggy like hell
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Difference is there. Just to be sure that your phone works at that range (and its not a rom/kernel problem) - install Perfmon from the market and open the CPU section - It will then show you in real time at what range your CPU works. And if 2.0 gh becomes laggy it is because your cpu can go that high. Some cpu's can and others can't. That's just how they work. My old HTC Hero could go upto 691 from 526 default but other HTC Heroes could go upto 740....
Yo Son, Just OC'ed my V to 1.8GHz, it flys. Kill those animation.
When I oc'ed to 2.0GHz stability test Crashed dawg. Stability test it son!
BTW: When I drop to 1.9Ghz throttling issues Nig. So bench your one V too.
now I'm at 1.8GHz it's stable and no heat issues at all.
soulz said:
Yo Son, Just OC'ed my V to 1.8GHz, it flys. Kill those animation.
When I oc'ed to 2.0GHz stability test Crashed dawg. Stability test it son!
BTW: When I drop to 1.9Ghz throttling issues Nig. So bench your one V too.
now I'm at 1.8GHz it's stable and no heat issues at all.
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Throttle 1.9ghz vs no throttle 1.8GHz
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Benchmarks are useless..
Why?
1ceb0x said:
Benchmarks are useless..
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May I ask why? Not about AnTuTu.. but Quadrant Standard is great!! Even helps in choosing a better ROM.. a little..:cyclops:
The only use I have for benchmarking apps is to compare changes in roms and kernels on your own phone. If you use the same app to benchmark, you can see the different performance gains and losses in various rom and kernel combinations. i really don't think they do any good comparing performance between different phones, but for checking on your own mods they do come in handy.
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The only use I have for benchmarking apps is to compare changes in roms and kernels on your own phone. If you use the same app to benchmark, you can see the different performance gains and losses in various rom and kernel combinations. i really don't think they do any good comparing performance between different phones, but for checking on your own mods they do come in handy.
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Use benchmark to determine throttling
Here are some tips I know which increases the benchmark rating..
Use PERFORMANCE as the Governer after overclocking.. And disable 'Force use of GPU for 2D Drawing' in developer options.
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Paresh Kalinani said:
Here are some tips I know which increases the benchmark rating..
Use PERFORMANCE as the Governer after overclocking.. And disable 'Force use of GPU for 2D Drawing' in developer options.
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dont diable them, ur games will lag like ****, paresh dont give wong instructions. if u cant give proper instructions,please dont!
if u diable that, only the taransition animations willl be smoother along with some others, if u dont play games go ahead
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dont diable them, ur games will lag like ****, paresh dont give wong instructions. if u cant give proper instructions,please dont!
if u diable that, only the taransition animations willl be smoother along with some others, if u dont play games go ahead
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Ya I know that games lag. I just told for the 'Benchmark'.. 'cause I've always noticed my benchmark increasing when I disable it..
Of course I enable after the bemchmark! Wonder why does the benchmark increase...
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dear ,
i am on mysence-v liteRC2.0 rom with helboy kernal , i wanted to increase my phones performance and now i am on 1.2ghrts so please let me know whats the maxmimum and min freequesnce i should set to get good preformance like if i keep max to 1200 and min ?? please i am new to this
Who knows how to overclock the Galaxy Nexus GSM GPU? I'm rooted with CM 11 and running franco.Kernel. Thanks for any solutions given.
mkhan231 said:
Who knows hot to overclock the Galaxy Nexus GSM GPU? I'm rooted with CM 11 and running franco.Kernel. Thanks for any solutions given.
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I dont think you searched.. Or youre very new.. Many custom kernels allow overclocking through trickster mod.
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franco.kernel is already overclocked at 512 MHz and it cant be changed. You can try dirtyV (dont know which other kernel has that function, ASKP maybe) but 512 Mhz is highest clock you can set so it means you are having maximum Overclock already
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I dont think you searched.. Or youre very new.. Many custom kernels allow overclocking through trickster mod.
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I tried Trickster mod, no GPU overclock function. Well as far as I checked I haven't seen any options.
Godra said:
franco.kernel is already overclocked at 512 MHz and it cant be changed. You can try dirtyV (dont know which other kernel has that function, ASKP maybe) but 512 Mhz is highest clock you can set so it means you are having maximum Overclock already
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Its strange how 2D games like Spaceteam has lag at parts but Real Racing 3 is as smooth as butter. Maybe there's a Chainfire add on to fix this?
mkhan231 said:
I tried Trickster mod, no GPU overclock function. Well as far as I checked I haven't seen any options.
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Im kindly sorry sir. I dont know what causes your lag. Did you undervolt the gpu (iva)?
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mrgnex said:
Im kindly sorry sir. I dont know what causes your lag. Did you undervolt the gpu (iva)?
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No, I haven't touched the voltage option ever.
also it would be nice to have gpu oc. lets start discusion
Would that require physically changing the processor?
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i think you want to change your cpu frequency from 2.3ghz to 1.8
try to use kernel adiutor then change your max Frequency to 1833Mhz
download at google playstore make sure you are rooted
knoneNull said:
i think you want to change your cpu frequency from 2.3ghz to 1.8
try to use kernel adiutor then change your max Frequency to 1833Mhz
download at google playstore make sure you are rooted
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He wants to over clock his 1.8ghz model to 2.3ghz.
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quicksilver53 said:
Would that require physically changing the processor?
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He wants to over clock his 1.8ghz model to 2.3ghz.
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i see i thought his model is 2.3 if then use custom kernel with OC support
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also it would be nice to have gpu oc. lets start discusion
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It maybe possible, but honestly it depends on who is designing the custom kernel and the processor itself. If it is stable and safe to keep the phone at 2.3 GHz for a long time without any negatives (like overheating) then again it could happen. The highest overclock I've seen was a boost of .5ghz on an older device.
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It maybe possible, but honestly it depends on who is designing the custom kernel and the processor itself. If it is stable and safe to keep the phone at 2.3 GHz for a long time without any negatives (like overheating) then again it could happen. The highest overclock I've seen was a boost of .5ghz on an older device.
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yes i hope our kernel developer for zenfone 2 will add support OC, both CPU and GPU that will be nice feature, but over heating might be a problem because intel phone is easy heating even stock kernel, with playing small amount of time my phone get heat thats not healthy for our device..
knoneNull said:
yes i hope our kernel developer for zenfone 2 will add support OC, both CPU and GPU that will be nice feature, but over heating might be a problem because intel phone is easy heating even stock kernel, with playing small amount of time my phone get heat thats not healthy for our device..
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Yeah. I want to know if it would match the 4gb of ram in performance.
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