I was wondering which governors and schedulers are the best for say performace or battery? I've done a little research on my own, but what do you prefer on your HTC One V? I've got aokp JB running on my cdma one v
Thanks!
I am a kernel dev, so naturally I know whats behind this code Lionheart is my favorite as it has aggressive scaling. No lag is also good, in some cases. On demand is great with battery though. I can get roughly 8 hours mid use with on demand. I hope this helps with deciding your governors.
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I am a kernel dev, so naturally I know whats behind this code Lionheart is my favorite as it has aggressive scaling. No lag is also good, in some cases. On demand is great with battery though. I can get roughly 8 hours mid use with on demand. I hope this helps with deciding your governors.
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Hey Simon! I'm actually running your 3.0.46 sick kernel JB with AOKP. It's wonderful!! haha so far, I've been running OC at 1708 with the performance governor and noop scheduler... it's lasted 11 hours and I'm at 73% battery, medium to light use with wifi on the whole time, but it's pretty snappy!
Is Lionheart pretty much a performance governor? You mentioned aggressive scaling, so it's snappy when it needs to be, but saves for battery when you're not using it?
BTW I didn't see a "no lag" governor... not sure what that is, so can you clarify? Also, is performance actually the best for snappiness, or will lionheart be even better? I used to use [email protected]$$v2 on my optimus v, but I'm just not sure what's best here?
Nolag is a new addition. I have been hard at work removing even more htc things Lionheart is a bit nicer on battery then performance, because it will scale to your minimum of its not needed. Perfoance stays at full no matter. Cpu spy will be a good tool to help with battery as well
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Oh kool! Well I don't see it in the latest kernel, so will it be in the next kernel? Thanks dude, you're awesome!
I'll fill everyone in on this thread on the work.
We are :
Patching to Linux 3.0.49
Removing htc additions that are hacks and ics specific.
Cleaning Bluetooth and header files up
Updating WiFi drivers
Updating GPU drivers
Overhauling the mmc drivers
We also have a driver dev that's working on camera and maybe eventually an lcdc driver which will allow us to use the experimental caf display needed for cyanogen mod10 and full project butter
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Wow that sounds ridiculously awesome!!
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alright guys, ive been flashing roms since forever the second i got my one x, however their are 2 amazing kernels that i cant choose in between.
Francos r6 and faux123 kernel. both kernels are with no doubt the best out there at the moment.
i am not getting average battery life on francos and faux's seem very stable with UV control. so anyone used both and would like to offer any advice? im really stuck here
i was using Franco r5 thrn i changed to Faux
Faux is better
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I've been using Faux's kernels since Sensation, i've tried many over the years but he always hits the nail on the head everytime. Was glad when he started dev'ing on the One X.
Good power consumption, battery life and governors not to mention some of the nice tech he's brought us like ZRam for example. By the way he still doesn't have the phone yet so if you feel generous then go donate to him so we can get even better kernels!
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I've been using Faux's kernels since Sensation, i've tried many over the years but he always hits the nail on the head everytime. Was glad when he started dev'ing on the One X.
Good power consumption, battery life and governors not to mention some of the nice tech he's brought us like ZRam for example. By the way he still doesn't have the phone yet so if you feel generous then go donate to him so we can get even better kernels!
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i just flashed his kernel, hoping for the best.
and 2 beers for him
faux of course!!
The thing that "bothers" me is, if these 2 kernels are so great (people here seem to be fond of faux's but I've heard great things about franco's), why don't these 2 devs join forces to develop the ultimate kernel?
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The thing that "bothers" me is, if these 2 kernels are so great (people here seem to be fond of faux's but I've heard great things about franco's), why don't these 2 devs join forces to develop the ultimate kernel?
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I couldn't agree more, this would be perfect
stezo2k said:
I couldn't agree more, this would be perfect
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Because every kernel dev has their own vision on how they want it.
When I'm not using one I compile I prefer showp1984 bricked kernel.
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I tried all kernels and Faux's has the most battery life and is the coolest one.
How far were you able to undervolt? I can go -150mV without freezes, but it freezes on -175mV (I just lowered them all). So I'm running with -125mV to be safe and it looks like most of the overheating is gone now
i personally think franco kernel is good.
Tried all these kernels always go back to stock.
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I've flashed both before, faux wins. Do I like the layout of his thread and announcing new versions? No, haha. He makes up for it though with his awesome kernel releases.
Franco for me! Esp r7. HTC scorce finally fixed! Lol
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Because every kernel dev has their own vision on how they want it.
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No one is preventing them from having a side project... Where they could put changes they don't agree with each other.
I just think it's a waste of potential and we'll never have the best kernel/software/whatever, until the best devs on their particular fields join forces. There will always be so much to choose from... Yes, choice is good, but sometimes, there's just too much choice...
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I tried all kernels and Faux's has the most battery life and is the coolest one.
How far were you able to undervolt? I can go -150mV without freezes, but it freezes on -175mV (I just lowered them all). So I'm running with -125mV to be safe and it looks like most of the overheating is gone now
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I just under-volted 100mV above 1Ghz and -75mV below, which I think it is quite safe.
The only way to properly under-volt is to lock the CPU to a specific frequency, take away 25mV and stress test with benchmark and games. Keep on doing this until we found the minimum voltage the phone lock up, than we can increase the voltage up 25mV and this will be the lowest stable voltage for that frequency.
However, since currently there is not a reliable way to control max and min frequencies with Tegra 3, it is difficult to do the above.
Anyway, -150mV is very good result, I don't think the CPU can take more than that especially on the higher frequencies.
You can néver harm a CPU(chip) when undervolting it. You'll only end up making it unstable when it doesn't get enough power to do it's job.
I tried faux kernel and uv quite much but still overheating exists.. and battery on franco isnt the best for sure.
I like the idea of the two developers working together..
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Franco for me! Esp r7. HTC scorce finally fixed! Lol
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A lack of compiler warnings doesn't make the compiled code any better though.
I prefer Faux's b3. Nothing has come close in battery life yet.
Azurael said:
A lack of compiler warnings doesn't make the compiled code any better though.
I prefer Faux's b3. Nothing has come close in battery life yet.
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Yup, but franco did include many tegra kernel updates, which somehow result on better performance. I noticed great battery on faux kernel
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im running francos r6 kernel and cant complain about battery/performance.
Ive tried a few and they alll seem to be fairly decent. I woud like one that has good battery life and good performance when I need it. I also wanted it to be stable and have no random restarts or dropped signals.
I would like to know what you think is the best kernel for me that gives me these; I dont need any of the extra features, just good battery life and performance.
THanks in advance.
I've tried different ones and the best one that works for me is the franco.kernel and Eclipse rom. Simple yet great on battery live.
If it helps, I'm using GSM Liquid Smooth ROM. The ROM came with the latest Franco nightly but it doesn't seem as good on battery life as MS4 was. Is there a huge difference between wheatley and interactive?
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Yes. Wheatley lets your phone idle when you are using it for less intensive tasks.
Also, There is no best rom or kernel. No one but YOU can determine what is best for YOUR usage and YOUR device.. Just try them all.
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Yes. Wheatley lets your phone idle when you are using it for less intensive tasks.
Also, There is no best rom or kernel. No one but YOU can determine what is best for YOUR usage and YOUR device.. Just try them all.
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But wheatley seems.. not finished, to say the least.
I have an acceptable battery time with the latest GLaDOS kernel, with standard clock frequencies and using interactive as governor. That governor seriously has never failed me.
According to your experience, which of these two kernel is better for stand by and on screen time please?
Thanks
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I would say there's not much difference in battery life but I do find Franco is buggy with random reboots and slow reactions every now and then. Faux performance wise is spot on quick fairly good battery but downside is wen playing a game with decent graphics it heats up quite quick.
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I would say there's not much difference in battery life but I do find Franco is buggy with random reboots and slow reactions every now and then. Faux performance wise is spot on quick fairly good battery but downside is wen playing a game with decent graphics it heats up quite quick.
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Did you use the last release for the two kernels ? (franco r12 and Faux 4b8)
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Did you use the last release for the two kernels ? (franco r12 and Faux 4b8)
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I have..both are really good.. but I find the performance slightly better and less heating issues with Faux..
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franco hasnt updated his kernel for at least a month. used to really love his kernels, but seems as if hes losing interest in us unless some new stuff from htc comes out. On the other hand, faux is really giving us spetacular stuff with his kernels atm, try it.
Press THANKS if I helped.
simple answer mate..faux...franco has always been a sammy boy and by the looks of things his project looks dead and buried...wished i never got his app but anyway...faux for me and hopefully show-p can fix the issue with s2w and there you have two good kernels..not much of a variety really but faux all the way for me or stock
+1 for faux, especially for gaming with his GPU OC
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Faux kernel is very good.
i like it.
even if i'm testing now KERNEL ncx v030 i like faux kernel for the moment.
Faux have Good battery, smooth ...
Yea I used latest ones still got faux now
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Thanks all!
Faux is EPIC and rock stable
i dream of HTC including it as stock
How does faux compare to stock in battery/stability/performance, how much is it overclockable / undervoltable?
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How does faux compare to stock in battery/stability/performance, how much is it overclockable / undervoltable?
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no need for OC, perfomance is over 200% in games on Faux
all you need is to tweak the governor values, check the performance guide in my signature
we have GPU unlocked back to 520mhz
all the drivers update from the Nvidia linux 3.1 repo
all the drivers and fixes from HTC latest sources
Heat is reduced away from the touch screen
rock stable as stock!
UV is allowed -100mV is the maximum allowed on Tegra3
screen on times around 3 hours
in other words, THE kernel for the One X, also faux is always around he doesn't disappear
hamdir said:
no need for OC, perfomance is over 200% in games on Faux
all you need is to tweak the governor values, check the performance guide in my signature
we have GPU unlocked back to 520mhz
all the drivers update from the Nvidia linux 3.1 repo
all the drivers and fixes from HTC latest sources
Heat is reduced away from the touch screen
rock stable as stock!
UV is allowed -100mV is the maximum allowed on Tegra3
screen on times around 3 hours
in other words, THE kernel for the One X, also faux is always around he doesn't disappear
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I'm not really interested in gaming. Am I right in saying the screen on time on stock is about 4 hours so the battery is better on stock?
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I'm not really interested in gaming. Am I right in saying the screen on time on stock is about 4 hours so the battery is better on stock?
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well im not a good judge about battery because i keep over driving my One X
try it i think it will match it without gaming
sleep times are as incredible as stock 2.05
benchmark scores are as high as Tegra 33 on the Transformer infinity
founded
I'm using Franco R12 after faux 005b1 and I'm very impressed by the low consumption of this kernel. It's maybe a little less smooth but I'm not a big gamer so it's enough for me.
I'm waiting for the next faux kernel which always have good surprises like the 005b1...
which kernel is the best in terms gaming and browsing. basically my main concern is the battery life. i am using ARHD 8.!. i occasionally play games like stick cricket, temple run, fruit ninja etc. small games. few minutes of browsing. maybe 30mins. please suggest me a better kernel. will do if its none of faux or franco.
I find faux kernels to be very good at performance, but not excellent at battery life. Franco i have used only once, and found it a little buggy, but decent performance. In my opinion, stock kernel is the best one, especially for battery life (I'm not a hardcore gamer).
I've been using Faux 010m for some time now and I find to be very stable and offers great performance. I really don't notice battery life that much, but in general, my battery time is decent.
So yeah, +1 faux
[font=verdana,geneva,sans-serif]Nyan Kernel Tuna[/font]
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Source: http://github.com/ma...t/Nyan-Tuna-JB/
Nyan Colonel was originally created for the Epic 4G as an effort to bring all of the features from other Hummingbird devices to the Epic. Now I have used my upgrade on a Galaxy Nexus and have been trying many different kernels and every one seems to have some features and be missing others. I have attempted to add as much features I can while still keeping the kernel lean and fast with great battery life. This does not require you to be some crazy linux enthusiast in order to modify, or charge you for an app capable of tuning it. It comes with the trickstermod app in order to tweak the kernel to your needs in case the preset settings don't fit your user type.
If you need help, feel free to gtalk me, I don't bite (most of the time): [email protected]
Also, if you feel I have helped, up my rep or even donate
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Features
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Bold = Default
CPU Governors
PegasusQ - A mix of performance and battery life that hotplugs the cpu at low use
Interactive - Boosts frequency based on load put on by the user. Modified to also boost on touch of the screen.
Ondemand - Basic scale on demand governor with no hotplugging
HotplugX - Ondemand modified to hotplug at low use and screen off
Wheatley - Basically ondemand (scales depending on demand) that is modified for performance
Lazy - Basically conservative (scales gradually depending on load) that is modified for performance
Schedulers
SIO - A mix of NOOP and Deadline made for flash memory, like the GNex has
BFQ - Currently experimental. For heavy IO load
CFQ - Attempts to distribute the disk fairly among processes
Deadline - Imposes a deadline on processes to prevent lack of resources
NOOP - Simplest scheduler. Good for flash memory.
CPU Frequencies (MHz)
230, 384, 729, 1030, 1228, 1305, 1420, 1536, 1612, 1728, 1804
GPU Frequencies (MHz)
Set by running: echo # > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/gpu_oc
echo 0 = 308MHz
echo 1 = 384
echo 2 = 512
If you don't like using command lines, you can edit the gpu_oc file with es file explorer and change it from 0 to 1 or 2
Misc Features
Feature - Default Setting
Max Screen Off - 384000
Read Ahead Buffer Size - 2048
TCP Congestion Control - cubic
Wifi High Performance - off
Fast Charge - off
High Performance Sound - off
Vibrator Strength - 1400
Battery Life Extender - 100
FSYNC Control - off
Temperature Limit - 64
SmartReflex - All options ON
Voltage Control (too much to list, just screenshot before changing)
Gamma Control - -10
Contrast Control - 6
Color Settings - Default preset
Compiled with Linaro's GCC 4.7
Fixes, speed enhancements, security enhancements, Linux updates, and battery enhancements
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Credits
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Koush - "Any Kernel" on-phone boot.img repack
bigeyes0x0 - his free kernel mod app
Ezekeel - All of his fantastic mods and govs I used in Nyan
FranciscoFranco - Speed tweaks and other patches
Linux Contributers - A ton of patches from newer versions of Linux, etc.
Red Hat Linux Developers - A ton of patches
Imoseyon - Patches, governors, etc
Everyone else who I forgot
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Changelog
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Rel5
Improved responsiveness
Improved battery life
Updated net drivers
Fixed interactive lag
Added interactive touch boost
Updated to the latest 3.0.x kernel
Filesystem optimizations
Much more
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Downloads
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Latest Version - http://marcusant.com...-Tuna-Rel5.zip
All versions (older/unreleased) - http://marcusant.com/nyankernel/tuna/
Reserved
Nice gonna give it a go
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Hell ya. Glad to have u here bud. Miss your work from the Samsung epic days. Thanks for this.
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OK so as always great work man. Kernel has improved my battery life on miui compared to stock. Best kernel I've ever ran on my phone. Great work man.
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Is this better then the trinity kernel? Because installed this and the color on my screen are less vivid
XenonHd-GNex
What's the default GPU clock?
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Fawk..... This kernel suck a s s I've been only on it for two hours and I'm down to 49% already!!!
XenonHd-GNex
pyrobo0by said:
Is this better then the trinity kernel? Because installed this and the color on my screen are less vivid
XenonHd-GNex
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Its using his default colors .. adjust them in the trickster mod app it installs. It even has morific's color aka trinity colors
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What's the default GPU clock?
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stock 307 however you can overclock it with the file located at /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/gpu_oc change it to 1 = 384mhz and 2 = 512mhz it applies instantly no rebooting required and will reset upon reboot.
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Fawk..... This kernel suck a s s I've been only on it for two hours and I'm down to 49% already!!!
XenonHd-GNex
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It's fine... and if you using it for 2 hours straight.. duh thats what happens especially on 3g OR Wi-Fi. Kernel does not suck a s s .. and if your saying it does.. then your saying every other kernel he took cherry picks from sucks as well... -_-
Sorry but okay thanks for the tips ill try that and respond back
XenonHd-GNex
What's up Marcus!!! I left sprint (tired of the poor data speeds i had). Nice to see moar of you around again.
This guy does great work everyone. Been using his ROMs and kernels since my og epic.
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justen7723 said:
What's up Marcus!!! I left sprint (tired of the poor data speeds i had). Nice to see moar of you around again.
This guy does great work everyone. Been using his ROMs and kernels since my og epic.
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Hahaha I'm on the same boat as u lol. Stupid sprint and there crappy network. But I have also been using his ROMs since the epic days.
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Same here, lol I hope this kernel improves my battery life, either that or this phone battery just sucks. I miss my epic.
I initially tried the pegusus setting but my battery life was absolutely horrible, I have now switched to wheatley, which is what I have used on the kernel I was using before this one and battery life seems much better. Can anyone recommend any other settings that might help improve my battery life without killing my performance? Using wheatley on 1.3ghz max frequency with SIO.
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I initially tried the pegusus setting but my battery life was absolutely horrible, I have now switched to wheatley, which is what I have used on the kernel I was using before this one and battery life seems much better. Can anyone recommend any other settings that might help improve my battery life without killing my performance? Using wheatley on 1.3ghz max frequency with SIO.
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I'm curious as to why you're even overclocked? I run 1ghz for everyday things. I'm trying to figure out which governor is best for me, pegusus sucked my battery life to, trying interactive which is met to be more geared to better battery life, I'll try wheatley next.
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Same here, lol I hope this kernel improves my battery life, either that or this phone battery just sucks. I miss my epic.
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Really? I hate when people complain about the battery life of this phone. My roommate also has a galaxy nexus and last week he pulled 1day 9 hours .... completely stock. I never drop bellow 30% on a daily basis. Just cut your data when you dont use it.
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Really? I hate when people complain about the battery life of this phone. My roommate also has a galaxy nexus and last week he pulled 1day 9 hours .... completely stock. I never drop bellow 30% on a daily basis. Just cut your data when you dont use it.
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It depends on you as the user how you use your phone.
I'm nearly constantly on it because its basically my PC.. I can suck out at least 4 hours of screen on time. Probably can suck out 2 days with light use.
But indeed.. to call this battery ****ty is an outrage. Its 10x better than my Incredible which can't even last an hour.
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It depends on you as the user how you use your phone.
I'm nearly constantly on it because its basically my PC.. I can suck out at least 4 hours of screen on time. Probably can suck out 2 days with light use.
But indeed.. to call this battery ****ty is an outrage. Its 10x better than my Incredible which can't even last an hour.
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Lol my incredible could last a week with 2 hours screen on per day... GNex not be so much lol. Have 1.5 hours and 6 hours uptime with bamf diet kernel.
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Lol my incredible could last a week with 2 hours screen on per day... GNex not be so much lol. Have 1.5 hours and 6 hours uptime with bamf diet kernel.
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Extended? I'm all stock.
Dunno how you could pull off that if it was stock..
But I can get a lot out of my Nexus.
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Stock on everything. Same with GNex lol
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Hi guys,
I'm new to android and I just flash a cook rom with custom kernel to my phone.
I use Kernel Tweaker to set some variable to make it use less battery and smoothly but I see an option called Intelli-plug.
I google this and see it complete replacement for MP-decision.
So what is best of them for battery life and performance at cook rom?
(I think MP-decision is best for Stock rom, correct me if I am wrong )
Intelliplug is a replacement for mp decision implemented by faux123 if im not wrong . It determines the behaviour of the cpu and gpu. Stock nexus and OG only have mp decision. Intelliplug is a better option
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mp-decision is better.
The only thing the Intelliplug do is causing lags, freezes and other annoying strange things.
imho.
There's also msm_mpdecision (not to be confused with the mpdecision binary) by showp1984, which is pretty good. It has input boost and is the smoothest I've tried. I'd give that a shot depending on what kernel you're running. In trickster, it'll be a menu in specific called MSM-MPDECISION control (or something like that). CPUQuiet is supposed to be good as well, but I haven't personally run it. Auto_hotplug and mako_hotplug in faux and matr1x are typically better for battery than others, but are not quite as smooth.
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There's also msm_mpdecision (not to be confused with the mpdecision binary) by showp1984, which is pretty good. It has input boost and is the smoothest I've tried. I'd give that a shot depending on what kernel you're running. In trickster, it'll be a menu in specific called MSM-MPDECISION control (or something like that). CPUQuiet is supposed to be good as well, but I haven't personally run it. Auto_hotplug and mako_hotplug in faux and matr1x are typically better for battery than others, but are not quite as smooth.
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I wanted to know wat type of decision is used in Nexus4 and 5....coz wen i compare OG nd MAKO using perfmon app i can able to find the difference.... And it looks lyk mako one ia bettr than ours...!!... Am i ryt...
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I wanted to know wat type of decision is used in Nexus4 and 5....coz wen i compare OG nd MAKO using perfmon app i can able to find the difference.... And it looks lyk mako one ia bettr than ours...!!... Am i ryt...
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If you are comparing stock vs N4, yes, they are different; stock should actually be a bit better since Qualcomm doesn't include certain things on Nexus devices. On CM, the mpdecision binary used I believe is from N4 4.2.
Tim4 said:
mp-decision is better.
The only thing the Intelliplug do is causing lags, freezes and other annoying strange things.
imho.
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Any evidence / proof of this "claim"?
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Any evidence / proof of this "claim"?
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Well he wrote "In my honest opinion" so i dont think any proof is needed
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Well he wrote "In my honest opinion" so i dont think any proof is needed
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I don't see anything that is making Qualcomm MP-Decision better than Faux123 custom Intelliplug driver His hotplug driver is everything that MP-Decision is lacking of + more battery friendly and less heat generating..
MPDecision is much more aggressive in terms of changing CPU frequency (automatically goes to 1026 when input is detected). IntelliPlug is more for battery than performance. For performance, I suggest MSM-MPDecision from showp1984 (it's on most of my kernels and a couple others), which performs similarly to the mpdecision binary in terms of boosting frequencies and raw performance, but is customizable. You can change the frequency for input boost or turn it off altogether. There's a bunch of different settings you can play around with.
CPUQuiet also is one of the better performing hotplug drivers. I don't know quite as much about how it works, but it was made by NVidia and ported to Snapdragon by maxwen and has a set of governors which keep the CPU running at optimal frequencies for battery and performance.
In my opinion Intelliplug is extremely finicky and unpredictable. I get much better battery life with mpdecision.
I am a little newbie on this, so may i ask a question?
How can i install MP-decision?
Is it built-in on a kernel or do i have to download it seperately?
any body can completely explain what relay MP-decision and Intelliplug do? or any body know where I can read complete documentation of those?
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any body can completely explain what relay MP-decision and Intelliplug do? or any body know where I can read complete documentation of those?
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Google is your friend
http://androidmodguide.blogspot.ca/p/blog-page.html
MPdecision
Guys,
In my humble opinion what i have noticed is - when you enable a mpdecision i.e.on in the cpu, based on your cpu gov settings say for performance - one core of your cpu will always be at 100% and based on the activities it will switch on or off, the other cores.
When your cpu gov settings are interactively managed, again one of your core will be working and based on the certain % say 79 or 80,it will switch on the other cores.
If you deactivate mpdecision then almost all your cores will be active at any given time. But may not run as high as in enabled state.
So if you are one of those who cares about your cpu heating and don't use cpu tuners or sleepers. Set it off.
If you are into gaming and very smooth ui experience and doesn't bother about battery drain, switch it on.
I have enabled the settings and use custimized task scripts to reduce the frequency of the core as soon as i switch off the screen.
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So if you are one of those who cares about your cpu heating and don't use cpu tuners or sleepers. Set it off.
If you are into gaming and very smooth ui experience and doesn't bother about battery drain, switch it on.
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based on what you said on the rest of the post, shouldnt it be the opposite?