Hello
So, i dont know if this is only me or general but the 2 Mongoose cores are always at full throtle, at 2.5 Ghz in iddle.
Is this normal ?
Thanks
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Iknowthat25 said:
Hello
So, i dont know if this is only me or general but the 2 Mongoose cores are always at full throtle, at 2.5 Ghz in iddle.
Is this normal ?
Thanks
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Definitely not. Where did you get this info?
If you use an benchmark utility. You will see that the cpu is always at full throtle no matter what you doo. ??*
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any one know of a way to check if one of my cores on the one if is not working or on its way out phones bean slow ish for past few days i know bench marks dont matter but i do them all the time and i used to get over 14000 on cpu only on quadrant were it tells u io / ram / cpu and stuff but now its not seeming to go over 11000 which is making be believe one of the cores is broke any ideas people am using arHD 9.6.0 and faux 010u
You can try any of those two:
CPU Spy (free)
Tablet CPU Usage monitor (Paid)
xbiggyl said:
You can try any of those two:
CPU Spy (free)
Tablet CPU Usage monitor (Paid)
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system tuner (free) has all cores showing
strikerdj2011 said:
any one know of a way to check if one of my cores on the one if is not working or on its way out phones bean slow ish for past few days i know bench marks dont matter but i do them all the time and i used to get over 14000 on cpu only on quadrant were it tells u io / ram / cpu and stuff but now its not seeming to go over 11000 which is making be believe one of the cores is broke any ideas people am using arHD 9.6.0 and faux 010u
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One core 1.7
Two cores 1.6
Four cores 1.4
Assuming you opt for uli oc and have a v3 chip.
Quadrant isn't a good bench mark as the.scores vary way to much to make it a good indicator antutu is better, try antutu the hox normally scores between 10 - 12 k on it.
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thanks alot for the help people and i have just tried antutu and got a score of 12500 is that about right variant 2 full quad core 1.55 faux010u
treebill said:
try antutu the hox normally scores between 10 - 12 k on it.
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strikerdj2011 said:
i have just tried antutu and got a score of 12500 is that about right
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some people lol..
So I flashed Agni Kernel and there is an option to change CPU Frequency. By default it is 1.6GHz so it means samsung created it max 1.6Ghz, How in the hell it can go 2.00GHz???
manuel1992 said:
So I flashed Agni Kernel and there is an option to change CPU Frequency. By default it is 1.6GHz so it means samsung created it max 1.6Ghz, How in the hell it can go 2.00GHz???
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Ofcourse it can because software controls it, you just specify different values i.e. voltage etc and it can work at hingher frequencies. The only real problems are battery usage (will be higher) and system (CPU) heating... thus possibly shortening CPU/component life....
dalanik said:
Ofcourse it can because software controls it, you just specify different values i.e. voltage etc and it can work at hingher frequencies. The only real problems are battery usage (will be higher) and system (CPU) heating... thus possibly shortening CPU/component life....
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if so, can I put 10GHz??
manuel1992 said:
if so, can I put 10GHz??
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TMSC created a 3.1 GHz Cortex A9 dual (the processor in note ii is a Quad version of the same chip) to test out the max speed achievable. No information what type of cooling was used for it. Can only assume that it will require heatsink & fan. For tablets & phones, 2 GHz is the max speed you will see with 28nm.
Smackedgnome said:
TMSC created a 3.1 GHz Cortex A9 dual (the processor in note ii is a Quad version of the same chip) to test out the max speed achievable. No information what type of cooling was used for it. Can only assume that it will require heatsink & fan. For tablets & phones, 2 GHz is the max speed you will see with 28nm.
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if it's 2GHz the max speed why samsung sold it as 1.6GHz? or it is because of heat?
manuel1992 said:
if it's 2GHz the max speed why samsung sold it as 1.6GHz? or it is because of heat?
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Vendors tend to slow upgrade the clock as it gives them more room to add every small jump as a new device. You as a customer are obleged to buy any new devices as quick as possible to sustain revenues.
manuel1992 said:
if it's 2GHz the max speed why samsung sold it as 1.6GHz? or it is because of heat?
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What "sms2000" said, plus heat, battery usage, stability.... your device might be able to work at 2Ghz but i.e. not for 3 years but only 2 years....
Is this right?? (highest the core speeds go)
That is correct.
Delirious17 said:
Is this right?? (highest the core speeds go)
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Just noticing this now?
Sent from my S5 using your mom
just kind of misleading I think
Delirious17 said:
just kind of misleading I think
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Not at all. Look at other phones
Delirious17 said:
Is this right?? (highest the core speeds go)
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They lowered the clock speed of the sprint version to match it's network speed. (JKing)
its a big little set up. its probably a high clocked dual core + and lower clocked quad core.
samsung's S6 has the same thing but with a octacore. 4 higher clock cores paired with low power lower clocked cores.
Sorry for my poor english. But something i really want to ask. Help me please.
I've got some problem on my z5 premium dual(6883). I'm not sure if it is problem of my phone or all e6883. Please can anyone help me or tell me?
z5 premium/z5 premium dual are using s810 with 4-a53 cores and 4-a57 cores. But my phone is always using the 4-a53 cores but seldom use a57 cores. Even use a57 cores, just use only maximum at 2. It is so weird. And even the 4-a53 cores are all fully used (usage: 100%), it won't switch to use or active a-57 cores.
So, my question is, can anyone tell me this is my e6883's problem or all e6883's problem?
the second processors usually get ignited ONLY if resources are LOW on the first chipset. running two simultaneously will drain battery!
don't worry! enjoy the device
YasuHamed said:
the second processors usually get ignited ONLY if resources are LOW on the first chipset. running two simultaneously will drain battery!
don't worry! enjoy the device
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Thx for answering me.
But i have still got a question. Just now i'm trying to open snapchat to reply my friends and i figured out my a-53 cores are fully loading about half minutes but the a-57 cores are still sleeping Is it just my e6883's problem? or something else?
I've captured my screen. Please have a look.
(left hand corner is the cpu temperature)
psamtam said:
Thx for answering me.
But i have still got a question. Just now i'm trying to open snapchat to reply my friends and i figured out my a-53 cores are fully loading about half minutes but the a-57 cores are still sleeping Is it just my e6883's problem? or something else?
I've captured my screen. Please have a look.
(left hand corner is the cpu temperature)
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Use aida64 app to monitor
Is Snapdragon 636 underclocked version of sd660 CPU specific in terms of architecture etc. As cpu-z app also show 636 as sd660 .
I am just curious to know that as i want to overclock it to sd660 clock speed .
If it is underclocked version then i guess there will be no risk of overclocking .
PS : please try to answer in simple language ?
dheerajthakursr said:
Is Snapdragon 636 underclocked version of sd660 CPU specific in terms of architecture etc. As cpu-z app also show 636 as sd660 .
I am just curious to know that as i want to overclock it to sd660 clock speed .
If it is underclocked version then i guess there will be no risk of overclocking .
PS : please try to answer in simple language
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I'm fairly sure GPU is hardware-locked so you won't be able to overclock it. The only thing you are able to overclock is the CPU but you would need a custom kernel.
jadamso said:
I'm fairly sure GPU is hardware-locked so you won't be able to overclock it. The only thing you are able to overclock is the CPU but you would need a custom kernel.
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Do you own a sd 636 device ?
dheerajthakursr said:
Do you own a sd 636 device ?
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Um. Yes. The Redmi Note 5 Pro!
jadamso said:
Um. Yes. The Redmi Note 5 Pro!
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Overclocked..?
dheerajthakursr said:
Overclocked..?
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No not yet. I've spent about a week going through this forum doing my research before I root the phone and start installing those delicious ROMs.
jadamso said:
No not yet. I've spent about a week going through this forum doing my research before I root the phone and start installing those delicious ROMs.
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I have done it
It doesn't heat nor consumes significant amount of battery just worried about cpu temp while playing pubgm
Overclocking is fine (CPU only tho), and rooting isn't hard aswell. I personally don't OC cause I don't need it, gpu oc would be cool. Gonna note that the original bettery lost 12% capacity in 1.5 months, replaced it myself. Maybe fast charging (15w)/ heavy usage hurt it don't know, but new battery is just fine, so factory battery is seems to be bad...