my Mi MAX (64g) , it shows the clock speeds of Core 1 and Core 4 of the CPU as ranging from 632 Mhz upward, but Core 5 and Core 8 are always shown as sleeping. Does this mean that the CPU utilization is at a rather minimum? Or could it mean that the Cores 5 and 8 are not worjking at all? Thanks.
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The Snapdragon 652 has "big LITTLE" architecture, meaning there are 4 low power/power efficient - A53 cores for background/basic tasks and four powerful and power hungry A72 cores for the "heavy-lifting" i.e. rendering out a video, processing photo effects, loading applications, etc. What you're looking at there are the four A72 cores sleeping because your phone isn't doing much and the four A53 cores idling, once again, since your phone isn't doing much.
Try processing a video on your handset using a video editor or saving a large image from an image editor, and while that's running, switch back to your core monitor and you should see the difference.
Here's a link to some background info if you're interested: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ARM_big.LITTLE
CPU-Z has problems reading cores State, try with kernel auditor
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is Game Space limiting the gpu even tho its overclock? or is it the system itself preventing the gpu to set at higher clockspeed when gaming? or the game im playing? im currently at latest patch of android 11 CN rom with the new game space (2.0 i guess) anyone can explain?
currently playing Ragnarok Online Mobile sea server ..
even genshin dont run gpu at full speed . maybe its cpu bound or thermal throttle
the gpu spikes at 600+ mhz on loading screen
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on the actual game (after a few loading screen and character select) it stops at 443mhz
@Guan Yu i think i found a solution ..setting the max freq. at 840 then set the minimum to your desire and use balance mode not infinite or beyond in game spaceView attachment 5629429
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