witch cpu governor i should use for gaming?
and witch one for daily usage?
ROM: CM 10.1
tnx in advance
Gaming: interactive or performance
Daily usage: smartmax
EDIT: Instal a custom kernel to get smartmax.
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what is the best configuration to play without lag
GOVERNOR? and I / O SCHEDULER?
freq:?
kernel .587 adv or lupus or other
TiagoRigueto said:
what is the best configuration to play without lag
GOVERNOR? and I / O SCHEDULER?
freq:?
kernel .587 adv or lupus or other
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- Performance
- Noop
- highest frequency possible
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use lupus kernel for performance..
If you're wanting the best possible kernel & rom for gaming then use one of the gingerbread roms.
but perfomance consume much battery....
i need config for use daily.......but no lag ..
i use 368mhz min
1500mhz max...
governor intellidemand
i/o scheduller = noop
TiagoRigueto said:
but perfomance consume much battery....
i need config for use daily.......but no lag ..
i use 368mhz min
1500mhz max...
governor intellidemand
i/o scheduller = noop
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just buy another battery
Hi guys,
I was wondering if any of you could advice me on what are the best settings to use for:
a) Battery life?
b) Maxing out performance?
Cheers!
You need a custom kernel to play around with CPU governors. (No custom JB kernels yet as the source hasn't been released).
If you're still on ICS and have a custom kernel, interactive or ondemand are battery friendly. Performance governor give the bets performance (surprise).
Hi guys!
i was wondering if interactiveX governor is more "battery Friendly" than Ondemand....what do you think about it?
Which min.Freq is reccomended in DoomKernel for GB ( using x-gamer 1.8 rom)??
Happy reading - http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1663809
tnx, i've already readed the post but i'm interested to a direct comparison between the 2 governors (if anyone can do it) from the battery point of view....because teorically InteractiveX should guarantee better performance/battery experience =)
Try it, the best way to find out.
InteractiveX Governor: Created by kernel developer "Imoseyon," the InteractiveX governor is based heavily on the Interactive governor, enhanced with tuned timer parameters to better balance battery vs. performance. The InteractiveX governor's defining feature, however, is that it locks the CPU frequency to the user's lowest defined speed when the screen is off.
Ondemand Governor: This governor has a hair trigger for boosting clockspeed to the maximum speed set by the user. If the CPU load placed by the user abates, the OnDemand governor will slowly step back down through the kernel's frequency steppings until it settles at the lowest possible frequency, or the user executes another task to demand a ramp.
Read-->test-->report
Hi guys,
Feel free to share your best governor & i/o combination that you use,
Add the details about your Governor & I/O setting, and the battery life
For me,
I usually use:
Governor: Ondemand
I/O Scheduler: ROW
CPU Freq: min 300, max 1,2 ghz (underclocked)
Greenify
Switch to ART
Currently use Mokee Unofficial 20141013
Single Sim only
No mobile data, just Wi-Fi
I got 5h 56m Screen On Time (on standart usage)
Feel free to share!
I just use default setting on stock rom miui v45
ondemand
1.53ghz
i wish they have more.
currently on onDeman + cfq
delang said:
i wish they have more.
currently on onDeman + cfq
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Waiting for kernel source to release...for custom kernel
Levered said:
I just use default setting on stock rom miui v45
ondemand
1.53ghz
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How is the battery life?
Is it still overheated?
Miui v43, just rooted and underclocked
Ondemand + cfq
Max- 1.4ghz
Min- 300
No heating like v45, just little heats up but it is acceptable, no lags while playing 1080p vids and playing games like real racing 3
Screen on time 4 h 10 min....
998-300..
On demand -cFQ
My question is "set on boot" to be selected??
manudduke said:
998-300..
On demand -cFQ
My question is "set on boot" to be selected??
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Yes, you should check the "set on boot"
wat does it do when "set on boot " is selected
manudduke said:
wat does it do when "set on boot " is selected
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The setup will remain even after you reboot the phone !
MIUI 7 stable
God's kernel
Interactive
Deadline
Cm 11 r29
Xcelerate kernel
Ondemand
Bfq. Max-1305. Min-300
Battery backup 4.5hr screen on time
Heating is under control and performance is best.
Heya What cpu governor do you guys use? anyone use conservative? how is it working for the g4 ? Thanks in advance
I use the default Interactive on the little config
And onDemand for the BIG. Feel/saw no difference. Might swap the BIG from onDemand to conservative