Hello!
The device is HTC One X updated to version 1.29.401.7
I installed a program that gives me information about hardware - Anfish. The information for the CPU gives the maximum and minimum frequency on last two of cores at 0 Mhz (see attached screenshot). Why? Does this mean that they are disabled and the device work only on two cores?
Probably means the app can't read all 4 cores
Give this app a try:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1615666&highlight=cpu
If do something CPU intensive, you should see all four cores in action (assuming everything is OK)
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Thank you for contacting HTC.
We apologize for any inconvenience that you are facing
With regards to your enquiry, kindly we ask you to contact your retailer and try to swap your device because you bought it less than 30 day but we can't confirm for you that it is a must for the retailer to swap it because it differ from retailer to another . So if the retailer refused to swap it, kindly we ask you to contact our repair center on the following data...
Thank you for your patience and understanding.
Once again, we sincerely apologize for any inconvenience that you have experienced.
HTC don't have a clue what they're on about - I'd ignore it as it's not faulty IMO but perhaps wait and see what others put
Tried the app you mentioned in first post. It shows all my cores
Edit: My ROM is leedroid with stock kernel
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h00py said:
Tried the app you mentioned in first post. It shows all my cores
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h00py, please tell me what is your software version?
Software info:
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h00py, is your software number 1.29.401.7 ?
Ran the test again, now I'm getting the same result as you lol. It must change the frequencies on the fly.
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h00py, is your software number 1.29.401.7 ?
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Yup
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Yup
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Strange. Why HTC told me to swap the device?
Can you tell me the App Name you use for testing ?
pristis said:
Hello!
The device is HTC One X updated to version 1.29.401.7
I installed a program that gives me information about hardware - Anfish. The information for the CPU gives the maximum and minimum frequency on last two of cores at 0 Mhz (see attached screenshot). Why? Does this mean that they are disabled and the device work only on two cores?
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I also checked using advance task manager app and found that only two cores work for most of the time and other remains zero all time. And then played some hd games and found that other started to work.
So don't worry. No fault on your device.
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Can you tell me the App Name you use for testing ?
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Anfish
https://play.google.com/store/apps/...EsImNvbS5hMHNvZnQuZ3Bob25lLmFUcnVmZmxlSG9nIl0.
my HOX is on 1.28 and it only shows 2 but its benchmark is 11744 so i think all cores are working.
It's not gonna be running 4 cores all the time. Battery would drain even faster than it already is. It's hotplugging so for most general tasks it will run 2 cores.
Heavy tasks like games and benchmarks should use all 4 cores. Just make sure everything is updated and your on latest ota.
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pewpewbangbang said:
It's not gonna be running 4 cores all the time. Battery would drain even faster than it already is. It's hotplugging so for most general tasks it will run 2 cores.
Heavy tasks like games and benchmarks should use all 4 cores. Just make sure everything is updated and your on latest ota.
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This. There is nothing wrong with your phone.
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HTC ANSWER ABOUT FIRST TOPIC
Thank you for contacting HTC.
We apologize for any inconvenience that you are facing
With regards to your enquiry, kindly we ask you to contact your retailer and try to swap your device because you bought it less than 30 day but we can't confirm for you that it is a must for the retailer to swap it because it differ from retailer to another . So if the retailer refused to swap it, kindly we ask you to contact our repair center on the following data...
Thank you for your patience and understanding.
Once again, we sincerely apologize for any inconvenience that you have experienced.
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HTC don't have a clue what they're on about - I'd ignore it as it's not faulty IMO but perhaps wait and see what others put
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Wow HTC thinks it faulty even though it's meant to power down the cores when they are not needed.
if you guys want to see your cores doing their thing get tegra stats
http://goo.gl/EqjhS
and as for two cores disabled you can do this if you are rooted, mount as R/W go to /sys/kernel/debug/tegra_hotplug
open max_cpus and change it from 4 (default) to 2, will limit force the phone to only use 2 cores till you restart.
if you set to 1 it will still use two cores.
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Hi, I downloaded antutu benchmark and at ranking I saw a gio overclocked to 1ghz+, how is this possible? Mine only support 921mhz.
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Its fake.
Change any high end phone to gt-s5660 in build.prop
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Its fake.
Change any high end phone to gt-s5660 in build.prop
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No its not a fake their are many people who can oc up to over 1ghz but its not really stable. But its usefull for benchmark poses
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No its not a fake their are many people who can oc up to over 1ghz but its not really stable. But its usefull for benchmark poses
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But how do they do that? If I put more than 921mhz my phone reboots.
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Every device differs. Some cant go higher than 880 mhz
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Yeah mine couldn't handle anything higher than 825 haha
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Mine it's table at 960 but i use 921 for security. After i got my phone bricked i gave the phone to service..and after that voila i can OC to 960.
No, over 1GHz every Gio reboots. Fake
I underclock it to 672 mhz:-D
no lag
My gio works with 960mhz, buut it's unstable in 3D apps and games, same on 940mhz. I managed to overclock it to 987mhz. This is a short preview, how does my phone work on a frequency like that:
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That's what you get
PS: It's not bricked, my friend took a photo with his LG Swift GT540, then I reinserted the battery and he sent me a photo through bluetooth
PS2: It was working for a couple of seconds, I was able to move to the launcher, then a launcher crashed (FC) and then a WSOD appeared ;P
Wagierek said:
My gio works with 960mhz, buut it's unstable in 3D apps and games, same on 940mhz. I managed to overclock it to 987mhz. This is a short preview, how does my phone work on a frequency like that:
That's what you get
PS: It's not bricked, my friend took a photo with his LG Swift GT540, then I reinserted the battery and he sent me a photo through bluetooth
PS2: It was working for a couple of seconds, I was able to move to the launcher, then a launcher crashed (FC) and then a WSOD appeared ;P
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Mine reboots after 5 minutes on 940, but im on 902 as I dont feel confifent about really using the maximum that it still can handle, 920...
But that white screen may brick your phone once, with some bad luck.. It isnt really good, also not for 5 seconds...
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I'm really noob.....
But how overclock works? I know that is to... (well i can't explain this in english...)
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I'm really noob.....
But how overclock works? I know that is to... (well i can't explain this in english...)
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first you need root acces
then a custom kernel
then a app that can change cpu frequencies
tutorials for root are all over XDA, evencas the kernel installation, but that has to be specific for our gio.
if done that, you can overclock
I have giopro v1.5, px kernel for gio and I use no-frills cpu for overclocking.
Mine reboots in 5 minutes on 942 just like your, I use 864.
And what are those things?(noop,smartass, ondemand, deadline, cfq, etc)
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I'm really noob.....
But how overclock works? I know that is to... (well i can't explain this in english...)
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Overclocking makes your phone faster. You overclock processor, so it jumps from 800MHz to - for example - 920MHz. You just feel defference in speed
Yes it increases the speed but the battery drains really fast.big problem for someone like me..
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munirshah77 said:
Yes it increases the speed but the battery drains really fast.big problem for someone like me..
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You just resurfaced a 2 month old thread, please look at the date.
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You just resurfaced a 2 month old thread, please look at the date.
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and this is not the only thread
someone with an explorer browsing gio archive.
don't know why, he has 10 posts
well..l I like the tips...
and like the people for sharing there findings, I'll test soms values around 900Mhz, THX.
NEVER EVER trie to overclock this phone to 1Ghz+ this CAN cause a brick. Which i had, unfortunately
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n00b question!
My Note 2 only seems to have 3 cores (see pic)!
Am I missing something.. as I thought Quad Core meant 4!
Do I have a defective device?
It has 4...maybe you can try another app
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It has 4...maybe you can try another app
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My Kindle App first said there was three and so I tried 'Android System Info' App (free and gets good reviews on the Play Store) and as you can see from the screenshot it shows three...
Would you or some other Note 2 user please try that app and see what results you get.
I dont want a three-core quad phone!
Cheers
afr33s said:
My Kindle App first said there was three and so I tried 'Android System Info' App (free and gets good reviews on the Play Store) and as you can see from the screenshot it shows three...
Would you or some other Note 2 user please try that app and see what results you get.
I dont want a three-core quad phone!
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Its cpu 0,1,2,3
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Try System Tuner.
Regards,
Dave
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Try System Tuner.
Regards,
Dave
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Thanks Dave,
System Tuner does indeed show 4 cores with varying levels of activity... This is quite reassuring but I still have the nagging concern why the other apps only show 3!?
I'll look into this a bit more and see if I get any further info / responses... it would still be interesting to see what other people get with the Android System info App!
[ASI is now showing 4 cores! Maybe if a core is idle it just doesn't show up!]
The cpu number starts at 0 and not with 1.
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All four cpu should show, but their level of activities might differ
One or two can even be idle sometimes.
2 cores offline for me, normal?
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The cpu number starts at 0 and not with 1.
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I think you miss the point! In the OP's screenshot, it shows CPUs 0, 2, and 3 - I.e. CPU 1 is missing.
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Dave
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afr33s said:
My Kindle App first said there was three and so I tried 'Android System Info' App (free and gets good reviews on the Play Store) and as you can see from the screenshot it shows three...
Would you or some other Note 2 user please try that app and see what results you get.
I dont want a three-core quad phone!
Cheers
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Mine shows exactly the same info as yours with that android system app.
I actuality use the 'systempanel app / task manager' app from the play store and it shows the status of all four of my CPU.
You can try the free version of that app.
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blecap said:
2 cores offline for me, normal?
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Mine says 3 offline :-\
What could it mean...
Jeez! Quadrant? The crappiest app of all. I'd not even bothered if it showed me -8 cores.
Hi, I have just found this application for our Nexus 4!!!
This app let us disable the CPU cores we want, so we can save a lot of battery... Also it gives an option to disable the at boot..
I have tried it... Although it costs €1, its worth to buy it, works well
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https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.iamaner.CoreDisabler
Do you have any data to support the claim that it improves battery life?
I've always thought that spreading the workload over more cores is more efficient eg. 4 cores working at say 700 is better then 2 cores running at 1400.
parker09 said:
Do you have any data to support the claim that it improves battery life?
I've always thought that spreading the workload over more cores is more efficient eg. 4 cores working at say 700 is better then 2 cores running at 1400.
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In my personal experience, i have noticed a little increase of battery duration... However, although i have underclocked to 1024MHz, i didnt noticed any performance decrease..
I suppose that my device works like monocore device
Not sure why someone buys a powerful quad core phone and then disabled cores and also under clocks it. I mean if battery life is your main concern than why not get a slower phone that has longer battery life?
What is purpose of having the power of you are just going to remove it?
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Richieboy67 said:
Not sure why someone buys a powerful quad core phone and then disabled cores and also under clocks it. I mean if battery life is your main concern than why not get a slower phone that has longer battery life?
What is purpose of having the power of you are just going to remove it?
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We want the power there when we need it, but want to be able to save battery when we need that. That's what Android is all about, freedom and control over your phone! =)
I don't believe this will really save battery. One core running higher loads should take longer and increase the screen on time, CPU temp due to higher core usage etc.
I think you will end up with a slower phone with similar or worse battery life.
Do some tests
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This app has the potential to be interesting but the S4 Pro is already effiecient enough, in fact it turns off cores itself when it needs to.
The Optimus G has the ability to manually turn off cores but that feature is unavailable in the Nexus 4, stock Android
Richieboy67 said:
Not sure why someone buys a powerful quad core phone and then disabled cores and also under clocks it. I mean if battery life is your main concern than why not get a slower phone that has longer battery life?
What is purpose of having the power of you are just going to remove it?
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The thing is that, although this phone is underclocked and has its cores disabled, it still works great
There's an App called Trickster Mod which shows you, that Kernels are disabled by default when not needed. In Standby it shows that on my Nexus 4 only one Kernel is working with 384 MHz. I think the Core Disabler App is useless....
What a useless app. Kernels such as Franco has hotplugging in the kernel already which disables and enables your core based on the amount of cpu usage.
If you're looking to maximize battery life, this app isn't the solution. And definitely not worth the 1 euro. Advertising a app on xda is illegal too
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What a useless app. Kernels such as Franco has hotplugging in the kernel already which disables and enables your core based on the amount of cpu usage.
If you're looking to maximize battery life, this app isn't the solution. And definitely not worth the 1 euro. Advertising a app on xda is illegal too
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Illegal?
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Hey i am not advertising any app, you know??? This app is not mine, i only wanted to share this useful application..
There are also other paid apps advertised in this forum and nobody says anything!!!
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thanks op but i'll just stick with setCPU and underclocki with battery saying profiles
I always wanted a tri-core.
why did u bother to buy a superfast phone that you cant handle its speed and battery life?
Not working with bricked kernel 0.7! I wanted a tricore, too!
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Let's face it, the battery needed to have far more capacity than it does. However, this is made by LG... not surprised...
I am already waiting for next year Nexus phone...
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Let's face it, the battery needed to have far more capacity than it does. However, this is made by LG... not surprised...
I am already waiting for next year Nexus phone...
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It is 2100 mAh which should be good enough. It is the software and the wake locks, and project butters unneeded speed when touching the screen that causes the battery to be lower.
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why did u bother to buy a superfast phone that you cant handle its speed and battery life?
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Probably because you don't always need every core. 2 cores will provide the same experience even if you underclock. Having two active cores should give similar or better performance than the S4(dual), so it makes sense to disable the others. I will trust android with quads when core management improves, which should arrive with Key lime pie hopefully.
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Not working with bricked kernel 0.7! I wanted a tricore, too!
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It would be cool if we could program the other cores for specific tasks. So the main two will handle the main task, the third can handle background task, and the fourth can do media things. Though I doubt we'll ever see the cores implemented like that.
[ info ]
I have created a Small App (Sony Small App Framework) for checking out live GPU frequencies... it is a Free app!
this app will come in handy to understand how the GPU speeds are changing when you use the device for some app/games...
It will be like an overlay, floating application over the existing application/game.
Don't forget to close the small app after you finish, to save on battery!
also this will be very useful once we start testing GPU overclocking (only for selected devices on my DooMKernel)...
ROOT IS NOT REQUIRED
[ requirements ]
jellybean 4.1.2 ROM with Small Apps support
only for Qualcomm Adreno device
[ changelog ]
Code:
20140114 - v1.2 - Fixed compatibility with Xperia Z1 & Z Ultra
20130605 - v1.1 - Fixed bug in cat call
20130526 - v1.0 - Initial release!
[ download link ]
App is now available on Google Play Store!
do test it out and let me know!
cheers!
regards,
DooMLoRD
400MHz max
When I don't do anything 325MHz.
Good small app :thumbup:
◇Xperia Z
I must be crazy, blind or stupid, but I don't see anything...
After I installed the app, I don't see an icon appearing...
Dsteppa said:
I must be crazy, blind or stupid, but I don't see anything...
After I installed the app, I don't see an icon appearing...
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press the task button,
then search the gpu small app
Dsteppa said:
I must be crazy, blind or stupid, but I don't see anything...
After I installed the app, I don't see an icon appearing...
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It's a small app press the multi task button and you should see it
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Its always 400
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MysticEnforcer said:
press the task button,
then search the gpu small app
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It's a small app press the multi task button and you should see it
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Yup I'm dumb... thanks
Edit:
Mine is going from 200 > 400
Nice app doom like the work . Any thoughts to add CPU as well so we can see if apps/games are using multicore as they should and see at what levels?
Ps Got your storage mounter to support (at last after waiting for a Google market version since GB on Xperia S) . Just need to find a tool now to transfer from ext4 on Windows for our Z's and T's
Thanks
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Nice app doom like the work . Any thoughts to add CPU as well so we can see if apps/games are using multicore as they should and see at what levels?
Ps Got your storage mounter to support (at last after waiting for a Google market version since GB on Xperia S) . Just need to find a tool now to transfer from ext4 on Windows for our Z's and T's
Thanks
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I Will create one for CPU info too!
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testing this out right now
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Its always 400
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Same Here,its always on 400.
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testing this out right now
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Why it always shows on 400 for me?
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Marshal21 said:
Same Here,its always on 400.
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Why it always shows on 400 for me?
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because the GPU scaling governor is not functioning correctly on stock kernel...
Cool stuff.
But taking a look at this picture i wonder if showing numbers only will be sufficent.
going up and down and up and down so fast...
P.S your poling rate is not that high, is it ? different value for CPU[1] than Kernel tuner.
Thanks DoomLord, it comes handy. A little OT: Is it possible to add some governors for gpu?
@DooMLoRD:
Do you know why my gpu-settings might be unavailable in faux clock? I use doomkernel v7 and remember playing with the gpu days ago (worked!). Since then I only froze/deinstalled some apps/services with titanium backup. Does the gpu-setting depend on a service?
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1.1 in play, why in thread still 1.0?
Please add change gpu max frequencies to this small app for your new v8 kernel.
Would be very cool if we can change max gpu frequencies and also see current gpu frequency in one app.
dron39 said:
1.1 in play, why in thread still 1.0?
Please add change gpu max frequencies to this small app for your new v8 kernel.
Would be very cool if we can change max gpu frequencies and also see current gpu frequency in one app.
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thanks for pointing that out
will update the OP
lets see about that additional part
Play store says: not compatible with sgs4
Edit: Didn't see that this thread was in the Xperia Z forum, sorry! May I ask if you are planning to support other devices aswell?
Somehow it says that the app is compatible with my HTC Sensation, but I can't seem to find any way to launch it.
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Hello users,
Today i downloaded and installed some mods at my HTC One X, and i was thinking: what is the performance boost i get with this? Well here are the results:
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The total score is higher then the original HOX, but my CPU!! Its lower then the HDH!!!!! How can i fix this. I'm not going to OC it. But i might install some mods that give better CPU performance without OC.
Thanks in advance for the help,
Tim
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Benchmarks dont tell you everithng :thumbdown:
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Thats true, but its lower then the default device. I have the option wake cpu enabled in avast. Will that do the trick?
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Yeah but thats because these benchmarks whitch are there for comparison were performed on phones with boosted software so dat the scores are higher
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Hm
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OK, so synthetic score is lower...OMG end of the world. For a start that is a cherry-picked score.
Have you noticed a stutter? Any delay in opening apps? Game frame drops?
On paper my significantly modified HOX is slower than a stock HOX...in REALITY it blows it away completely in every department when using it.
Also, what on earth are you using Avast for? All 10 of the possible nasties you can catch on Android? It is a CPU hog of the highest order.
Get a hold of AFWall+ from the store and use the built-in IP rules firewall through that.
Well i use avast the most part for the Anti Theft app. I can disable the scanner and the cpu wake thing, and do the benchmark again.
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The new results
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are you running custom or stock rom? and which kernel more information please....but okay benchmarks aren't saying anything because it's for those who don't know much about phones to tell which could be the best...in reality our phone is faster then other which should be faster then our...
Stock rom stock kernel
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Detailed system info:
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i think u need simply a format...my hox with stock JB have 6700 on quadrant...
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I re-iterate my earlier questions/points...
Have you noticed a stutter? Any delay in opening apps? Game frame drops?
THAT is the ONLY metric that matters.
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I re-iterate my earlier questions/points...
Have you noticed a stutter? Any delay in opening apps? Game frame drops?
THAT is the ONLY metric that matters.
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yup that's right
Have you got the latest update of the Quadrant Standard App? They say they fixed a bug in CPU core detection.
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Jip i think so. Here is an example of HOX (look at the white one) with 10 pages of apps, and higher score in CPU: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=swq39HXrHBA&feature=youtube_gdata_player
I have the quadcore version of the HOX
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Jip i think so. Here is an example of HOX (look at the white one) with 10 pages of apps, and higher score in CPU: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=swq39HXrHBA&feature=youtube_gdata_player
I have the quadcore version of the HOX
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how are the games running for you?
Just fine no huge laggs, what is a good game to test if my HOX laggs?
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Just fine no huge laggs, what is a good game to test if my HOX laggs?
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Download epic citadel and do the benchmark from that and tell us the score
That is the only benchmark I've come across that tests the gaming performance of a phone well
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Download epic citadel and do the benchmark from that and tell us the score
That is the only benchmark I've come across that tests the gaming performance of a phone well
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or just playing a tegra game to see if it is lagging or not ...ok stock roms aren't optimized fine for gaming....