[Root Required] - Performance or Battery tuning Core_ctl - Xperia Z5 General

Intro
So this is a Guide that ive decided to make because ive found that you can get really good battery or really good performance by adjusting something called core_ctl, now Ive found that the z5's little cores NEVER turn off which in my opinion is silly so i decided to poke around and i found something called corectl and another called msm_performance.
im pretty certain this wont do any damage to your device as ive been playing with this since i got my z5 but there may be a performance hit and another note is that this SHOULD work on any S810 device or anything that has a big.little system.
Things Ive Learned
im going to note down things ive learned here that you shouldent do
- Do not Swap the big cores for the small cores using Is_big_cluster, it will cause repeat FCs and other issues.
- minimum of 1 big and 1 small core as it tends to become laggy without.
- Dont force off cores, if you want a core to turn off then use busy_up_thres or busy_down_thres
Requirements
you WILL need root and a filemanager like xplore unless you already know your way around a terminal emulator/adb
you Definately need a brain[emoji14]and just some time to read this obviously
this only works with the stock kernel or stock-ish kernels as of the moment.
Important Note
Before editing make sure everything is RW (Permission mode 744) and after editing anything be sure to change the permissions to read only (permission mode 644)
Core_ctl?
First of all these settings wont stick if you reboot so we will have to wait for Kernel Adiutor or an app alike to get updated.
anyway lets get started: you can find the parameter files in:
/sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/core_ctl/
(alternatively /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu4/core_ctl/ for the big cores)
there will be 2 folders which will have this, cpu0 and cpu4. cpu0 is sort of the master core for the small cores and cpu4 is the master core for the big cores
(cpu0 to cpu3 are small)
(cpu4 to cpu7 are big)
editable files:
- busy_down_thres
- busy_up_thres
- is_big_cluster
- max_cpus
- min_cpus
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busy_down_thres:
- Little cores
This file has a default value of "0" (looks like 0 0 0 0) (this is different for the big cores)
this means that if i change it to "25" when the cpu load dips below "25" it will then turn off cores, I recomend putting it at "40" (you dont have to change it to 40 40 40 40, you can just save it as 40)
( it seems the stock values for the big cores is fine with this)
busy_up_thres
If you havent guessed it, this does the oposite of the down_thres one, when your cpu load hits your set value then it will turn on cores, again this is defaulted to "0" for the little cores.
I have mine set to 50 for my little cores (i have left the default value for the big cores)
Is_big_cluster
this one is quite obvious but if you havent figured it out when set to "1" it then it will make the selected cluster (in this case little for example) take on heavier loads and act like the big cores
I dont recomend turning this to 1 as the little cores are little for a reason
max_cpus
this determines how many cpus within that cluster can be online at once
I recomend that you leave it at 4 as the little cores are quite weak but for the big cores you are fine to put it to 2 or even 1 if you want
min_cpus
This determines how many cpus MUST be online at once, I highly recomend that you keep 1 little core online as ive tried both with 0 minimum cores and ive had times where my device went total crazy and started lagging very bad
( you should be fine allowing 0 min_cpus for the big cores)
msm_performance
msm_performance is one of 2 (maybe more) hotplugs that the z5 uses with the stock kernel, there is msm_idle and msm_performance
there are some tweakable parameters in this so lets get started
you can find this in /sys/modules/msm_performance/parameters/
there is not much point to editing msm_performance as core_ctl is better to edit in my opinion
editable files:
- max_cpus
- num_clusters
(im pretty sure you can edit all of these but may be quite anoying to work with as they tend to reset them selves back to default)
max_cpus
so max_cpus is a global limit on how many cores can be on, it overrides what you'll find in the core_ctl but this has a habit of re-setting its self unless you change the permission mode to 644 after editing which is read only
when you open max_cpus you will see "-1:-1" this means any small or big core (e.g small:big), you can change this how ever you like, for example i recomend 4:2 or 2:2
num_clusters
this decides how many clusters you have, by default this is 2 because the snapdragon 810 has one small cluster and one big one, if you set this to 1 instead of 2 the big cores will act like any small core
My Config (updates 22nd of 05th 2016
- Little
busy_down_thres: 85
busy_up_thres: 75
is_big_cluster: 0
max_cpus: 2
min_cpus: 1
- Big
busy_down_thres: 0
busy_up_thres: 0
is_big_cluster: 1
max_cpus: 0
min_cpus: 0

Envious_Data said:
My Config
- Little
busy_down_thres: 40
busy_up_thres: 50
is_big_cluster: 0
max_cpus: 4
min_cpus: 1
- Big
busy_down_thres: 30
busy_up_thres: 60
is_big_cluster: 1
max_cpus: 2
min_cpus: 0
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Interesting, thanks !
Is your config good for performance or for battery life (or balanced) ?

nreuge said:
Interesting, thanks !
Is your config good for performance or for battery life (or balanced) ?
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As much battery without too much heavy lag
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Envious_Data said:
As much battery without too much heavy lag
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Well, do you think that it would be possible to find a config as performant as stock but better for battery life ?

Works so far, so I made a small Tasker script that replace the "stock" files at every reboot with the modified ones

Nice write-up, thanks!
Though, this seems to be removed on current andro-kernel v26 so u might want to add that this is only available when running a kernel which includes this feature (like stock kernel as of now)

nreuge said:
Well, do you think that it would be possible to find a config as performant as stock but better for battery life ?
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if you want better performance then make the big cores more aggressive when turning on and just have one small core, i tried this and it works out quite fine but gets you about the 4hrs SOT that stock gives
2 Max cores for big
1 max core for little
langeveld024 said:
Nice write-up, thanks!
Though, this seems to be removed on current andro-kernel v26 so u might want to add that this is only available when running a kernel which includes this feature (like stock kernel as of now)
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added a small note under requirements

Anybody tried something like this?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/one-m9/development/mod-htc-one-m9-enhanced-thermal-t3369574

Luhccas-X10 said:
Anybody tried something like this?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/one-m9/development/mod-htc-one-m9-enhanced-thermal-t3369574
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You should be able to edit the thermal parameters in
/Sys/module/msm_thermal/ if you want
I havent bothered since my z5 only gets hot when im doing 80 things at once
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My Z5 Premium barely goes warm too...
The point here is: Snapdragon 810 accepts this values directly on that path you told, or the one inside system/etc is sufficient?
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Hello, how to keep settings after rebooting the phone ? Thanks

Luhccas-X10 said:
My Z5 Premium barely goes warm too...
The point here is: Snapdragon 810 accepts this values directly on that path you told, or the one inside system/etc is sufficient?
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im pretty sure most Snapdragon 810 devices should be fine with these paths as i asked a freind with a nexus 6p to check if corectl was there and it is. im not too sure about /system/etc i usualy dont bother to look around there for stuff like this.

hug42 said:
Hello, how to keep settings after rebooting the phone ? Thanks
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you may have to make some sort of script or use an app that copies modified versions for now untill an app implements the features required, i haved asked that this gets implemented into kernel adiutor but im not sure if that'll happen or not.

hug42 said:
Hello, how to keep settings after rebooting the phone ? Thanks
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You can add lines inside the init.qcom.post_boot.sh files in / system / etc / in the part where it sets the sd810 (msm 8994, from line 867 onwards) Link: imgur .com/svfZ6ZE

Anyone have any battery comparisons before vs after?

Lrs95 said:
You can add lines inside the init.qcom.post_boot.sh files in / system / etc / in the part where it sets the sd810 (msm 8994, from line 867 onwards) Link: imgur .com/svfZ6ZE
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Thanks
i'm a beginner, I don't find the core_ctl folder with the AndroPlus kernel

sovanyio said:
Anyone have any battery comparisons before vs after?
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Im still playing with the setup and at the moment i think ive found one i like as when i tried recording a video with my previous setup my phone lagged up and froze but not yet with this one
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hug42 said:
Thanks
i'm a beginner, I don't find the core_ctl folder with the AndroPlus kernel
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This file is there only by using the stock kernel.
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Envious_Data said:
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Im still playing with the setup and at the moment i think ive found one i like as when i tried recording a video with my previous setup my phone lagged up and froze but not yet with this one
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Hot damn! Ok I'm convinced haha

Envious_Data said:
Im still playing with the setup and at the moment i think ive found one i like as when i tried recording a video with my previous setup my phone lagged up and froze but not yet with this one
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That's fantastic...
I have 7.5hr SOT on my Z5p with moderate usage (almost a day)...
Your battery life is tempting me to root my phone!

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[DorimanX][Index][STweaks]Custom STweaks profiles for Dorimanx Kernel!

Hey guys, eskriminal here
There's been interest shown by some users of dorimanx kernel to use the profiles in stweaks of some specific people with success (e.g. myself, @rkoby13 and @infatality)
So this thread is here to provide download links for profiles with various goals/strengths, and they'll be indexed in the second post here.
The main profiles will be those of me and @rkoby13, though if anyone has a profile to share and it's found to be good, it may be included in op as well
Instructions for installing profiles!
1. Ensure the kernel version of the backup (will be listed here) is compatible with your installed kernel version.
2. Select the profile you want (generally you should try them out to work out what's best for you)
3. Download the profile, and copy it to /data/.siyah/ on your phone (from root directory)
4. Go into STweaks and ensure you're on default profile, then select to Restore your profile backup.
5. Reboot and check if it was applied in STweaks! Enjoy!
To all posting profiles: please do not include any undervolting in the profiles posted here, only those given by pm. If your profile has undervolting, copy that section of the default profile and paste it over your changes prior to uploading. GPU undervolting is permissible if not too extreme.
ANY OVERCLOCK MUST BE STATED CLEARLY IN THE POST CONTAINING YOUR PROFILE.
Profiles:
1. 9.40 - eskriminal - zzmoove heavy battery tuning - CPU Underclock 1gz - GPU Underclock/Undervolt
Soon to be expanded!
eskriminal's profile flasher! is here
credits to @dorimanx, I used his updater script as base because the s2 has stupid mount points and I couldn't remember what they were
to use it open up the zip and put your profile in the data/.siyah folder
I haven't tested but it *should* work fine
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Great work guys. This looks to be a very helpful idea.
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Updated on 09/09/2013
My default profiles Dropbox folder
My DB folder....with default.profile and default.profile_backup ....
1st is for manual restore via data/.siyah/* replacement and/or via Stweaks by putting it to root of internal sdcard and restore via Stweals backup/restore tab....reboot in both cases! @eskriminal you can add them to your OP
>>>UPDATE: 26/10/2013
My DB folder above is updated with new profiles for backup/restore via Stweaks and for manual restore via replacing default.profile in data/.siyah/*
Details :Check it out before use:good:....note that profile is meant to be used with 9.43 official release by @dorimanx and I'm not responsible if your device blows up or you lose data or something if you will use it on another version of kernel
released. It's stable for me and it feels like :tank: :good:
Edit:...I have it perfectly stable and smooth with these settings...no SoDs freezes or such....:good:
and check spoiler for FUN:
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Great work
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Would be a good idea to publish and battery life...
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+1
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Also subscribed, great work eskriminal (I'm mostly a silent lurker, but follow all 4 dori kernel threads).
Just wondering if the profiles posted here will be for only the official builds & releases? Or if you will have a separate section (maybe in 2nd or 3rd post) for beta version profiles? No pressure, just wondering.
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Haha.. I just realized this thread on my email! I will post my battery and default profile this evening especially for those on group 2!:sly:
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Hopper8 said:
Also subscribed, great work eskriminal (I'm mostly a silent lurker, but follow all 4 dori kernel threads).
Just wondering if the profiles posted here will be for only the official builds & releases? Or if you will have a separate section (maybe in 2nd or 3rd post) for beta version profiles? No pressure, just wondering.
Sent from a galaxy far, far away
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yep mate, the version will be listed with the profile in the op, and I at least will update for each beta, and probably the others will too
dinos3 said:
Would be a good idea to publish and battery life...
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I won't be doing this unless there's a lot of demand due to the fact that a major part of battery life is irrelevant to kernel parameters
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Default profile, v9.40.
This profile is for anyone who wants a profile which is based on the stock profile but with extra performance. It intentionally doesn't use all the 'cutting edge' governors and io schedulers. Its meant to be fast & stable. Using tuned hyper wake & a tuned conservative sleep. Sio /noop io schedulers.
OVERCLOCK CPU to 1.4 GHz (voltages untouched)
GPU OVERCLOCK - 330Mhz (voltage raised for step 5 as it's a higher clock speed). Also minimum GPU speed is 160Mhz.
This profile is one I have been tweaking for about a month over various kernel releases. It is intended for the quickest UI (scrolling, opening apps especially) but without sacrificing battery (I get 5.5 hour screen time). It will not work well for gaming due to io scheduler used.
Not that it matters, but for anyone interested this profile gets over 5000 in quadrant & 12500 in antutu.
http://db.tt/2eGnfGiR
@eskriminal please let me know if this is not how you intended users to upload their profiles. I'm happy to edit my post & (even take down) my profile if you desire, just trying to help
Edit : NOTE: I use the 'force auto data & force auto wifi' options under the 'tweaks' tab. If anyone uses my profile then that will disable data while screen is off. You may want to uncheck those boxes in Stweaks.
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Hopper8 said:
Default profile, v9.40.
This profile is for anyone who wants a profile which is based on the stock profile but with extra performance. It doesn't use all the 'cutting edge' governors and io schedulers, intentionally. Its meant to be fast & stable. Using tuned hyper wake & a tuned conservative sleep. Sio /noop io schedulers.
OVERCLOCK CPU to 1.4 GHz (voltages untouched)
GPU OVERCLOCK - 330Mhz (voltages raised for step 5). Also minimum GPU speed is 160Mhz.
This profile is one I have been tweaking for about a month over various kernel releases. It is intended for the quickest UI (scrolling, opening apps especially) but without sacrificing battery (I get 5.5 hour screen time). It will not work well for gaming due to io scheduler used.
Not that it matters, but for anyone interested this profile gets over 5000 in quadrant & 12500 in antutu.
http://db.tt/2eGnfGiR
@eskriminal please let me know if this is not how you intended users to upload their profiles. I'm happy to edit my post & (even take down) my profile if you desire, just trying to help
Edit : NOTE: I use the 'force auto data & force auto wifi' options under the 'tweaks' tab. If anyone uses my profile then that will disable data while screen is off. You may want to uncheck those boxes in Stweaks.
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that is exactly how you should post it, good job
not all those details are necessary, but they're fine to include if you have time
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Nice thread for newbs like me in kernel tuning
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@rkoby13, your setup at least working like a charm so far. Even Facebook app has lost its scrolling lag mostly. Curious how battery is affected by this "nitro-setup" ^_^
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Truman82 said:
@rkoby, your setup at least working like a charm so far. Even Facebook app has lost its scrolling lag mostly. Curious how battery is affected by this "nitro-setup" ^_^
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it's not nitro setup.....GPU quad core does it's job as it should at first place.....that's the place where boost comes out...:good:...GPU config is very important performance wise....at least for me.......you can oc your cpu up to 1.6 ghz and if you'll leave gpu set like it's set by default your scrolling & apps opening feeling won't be much better....so I pushed up last 2 gpu steps to 400mhz -1200mv and 440mhz. - 1250mv ....try to disable VPLL mode and reboot....you'll notice what i'm sayin'
Sent from Android 4.3:good:
Everyone check the second op, nice surprise there
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eskriminal said:
Profiles:
1. 9.40 - eskriminal - zzmoove heavy battery tuning - CPU Underclock 1gz - GPU Underclock/Undervolt
Soon to be expanded!
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oops I don't even forum
eskriminal said:
oops I don't even forum
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added to my db aswell :good:
neat...
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Possibility of GPU OC @ more than 487mhz?

Well, as we all know, the the Adreno 320 on the s4 pro is barely capable enough for our device's resolution.
A lot of new games like Dead trigger 2 and Dead effect are struggling to provide decent framerates. Over clocking the cpu does not improve
anything. (I disabled thermal throttling to ensure the processors are not being throttled down)
So, we do need more Graphics prowess.
If thermal problems will arise by doing so, why don't we just UC the cpu and OC the GPU? Then do a mild undervolt.
Well, do you guys think the same as I do?
Will you not find it awesome to see devs implementing GPU OC of more than
487mhz? Or is it just not possible hardware wise?
Let's all talk about it here.
EDIT:
It seems like Riptide GP 2 is struggling as well, and it's not even at max settings..
tiktakt0w said:
Well, as we all know, the the Adreno 320 on the s4 pro is barely capable enough for our device's resolution.
A lot of new games like Dead trigger 2 and Dead effect are struggling to provide decent framerates. Over clocking the cpu does not improve
anything. (I disabled thermal throttling to ensure the processors are not being throttled down)
So, we do need more Graphics prowess.
If thermal problems will arise by doing so, why don't we just UC the cpu and OC the GPU? Then do a mild undervolt.
Well, do you guys think the same as I do?
Will you not find it awesome to see devs implementing GPU OC of more than
487mhz? Or is it just not possible hardware wise?
Let's all talk about it here.
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How high fps do you get in dead trigger 2?
EDIT:
Just tried one level in that game, and the average FPS was 48.
Thats on stock cpu/gpu clock and no uv or ov, and with thermald enabled.
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I also didnt see any sort of lags in it It didnt feal at all as the device was having problems having enough power in that game.
tiktakt0w said:
Well, as we all know, the the Adreno 320 on the s4 pro is barely capable enough for our device's resolution.
A lot of new games like Dead trigger 2 and Dead effect are struggling to provide decent framerates. Over clocking the cpu does not improve
anything. (I disabled thermal throttling to ensure the processors are not being throttled down)
So, we do need more Graphics prowess.
If thermal problems will arise by doing so, why don't we just UC the cpu and OC the GPU? Then do a mild undervolt.
Well, do you guys think the same as I do?
Will you not find it awesome to see devs implementing GPU OC of more than
487mhz? Or is it just not possible hardware wise?
Let's all talk about it here.
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wtf?!
the s4 pro is moar than capable.
yeah well on my Xperia Z (s4 pro too) there is a kernel with 627 mhz gpu oc, but for what?
This chipset only has a lot heating problems,no performance problems, nuff' more.
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anders3408 said:
How high fps do you get in dead trigger 2?
EDIT:
Just tried one level in that game, and the average FPS was 48.
Thats on stock cpu/gpu clock and no uv or ov, and with thermald enabled.
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I also didnt see any sort of lags in it It didnt feal at all as the device was having problems having enough power in that game.
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I forgot to mention that it is perfectly playable on default settings, try enabling the "Very high" settings from options and you'll understand why I made this thread in the first place. (on dead trigger 2 and dead effect)
Tommy-Geenexus said:
wtf?!
the s4 pro is moar than capable.
yeah well on my Xperia Z (s4 pro too) there is a kernel with 627 mhz gpu oc, but for what?
This chipset only has a lot heating problems,no performance problems, nuff' more.
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Why don't you try download DT2 and repeat the steps above?
I assure you, the frame rates will be choppy enough for you to tone down the settings again.
Very high settings are clearly intended for a higher end phone then.
tiktakt0w said:
I forgot to mention that it is perfectly playable on default settings, try enabling the "Very high" settings from options and you'll understand why I made this thread in the first place. (on dead trigger 2 and dead effect)
Why don't you try download DT2 and repeat the steps above?
I assure you, the frame rates will be choppy enough for you to tone down the settings again.
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Nope, everything smooth
But as i said i don't oen a find 5, only a z
Tommy-Geenexus said:
Nope, everything smooth
But as i said i don't oen a find 5, only a z
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That explains everything, go ahead and post at your respective device' forum.
batwingnz said:
Very high settings are clearly intended for a higher end phone then.
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That's why I've been telling that we need more gpu grunt. :silly:
Needs more grunt
batwingnz said:
Needs more grunt
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tiktakt0w said:
That explains everything, go ahead and post at your respective device' forum.
That's why I've been telling that we need more gpu grunt. :silly:
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Oc a mobile phone should never be done. There is a reason why Qualcomm limits the CPU and GPU to those MHz and since that is almost the only thing that will break the warranty on find 5 I really hope oc as high as that won't happens. I really think that the oc that's made for now is as high as it should be and future improvements needs to be found else where
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anders3408 said:
Oc a mobile phone should never be done. There is a reason why Qualcomm limits the CPU and GPU to those MHz and since that is almost the only thing that will break the warranty on find 5 I really hope oc as high as that won't happens. I really think that the oc that's made for now is as high as it should be and future improvements needs to be found else where
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Thanks for the insight Anders!
I was just hoping to see a slight bump in mhz, 500-525mhz not 600+ or something.
tiktakt0w said:
Thanks for the insight Anders!
I was just hoping to see a slight bump in mhz, 500-525mhz not 600+ or something.
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That's way to much I think , stock GPU freq is 320 MHz iirc always remember its a phone , not a pc also the limitations will be the SoC at the end but it should be able to improve a bit without a higher freq, will test that game again later on to see what freq I can do at that settings
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anders3408 said:
That's way to much I think , stock GPU freq is 320 MHz iirc always remember its a phone , not a pc also the limitations will be the SoC at the end but it should be able to improve a bit without a higher freq, will test that game again later on to see what freq I can do at that settings
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Thanks! Please do.
Btw, isn't the stock clock @ 400Mhz???

[TIP] Increase gaming performance

The N7 is an amazing tablet, but lets face it, the S4 Pro and Adreno 320 GPU really aren't up to the task when it comes to gaming on such a high resolution screen. Graphically intensive games just don't run as well as they should. So I did some digging and testing, and found an app that lets you lower your screen resolution, thus decreasing the strain on the GPU and increasing gaming performance. When changing the resolution to 800x1280, I found a noticeble increase in framerate in 3D games such as Riptide GP 1+2, NOVA 3, and Modern Combat 5, and the games still look great. You're not going to want to leave the resolution set that low all the time because it does make everything else look pretty bad, but when you're going to play a game, it only takes a second to set the resolution and start playing. It's a paid app (there are free ones that do the same thing, but I've had the best luck with this one), but considering the gains, it's worth every penny of the $1.99 asking price. Here's the link- https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.lugalabs.resolutionchanger
So, give it a shot and let me know how it works out for you.
Here's some before and after 3D benchmarks-
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I wonder how this works? It appears you can change the resolution and the DPI seperately. I wonder if this has a development thread somewhere?
Resolution is a ridiculous game these days. 1080P on a 7" screen is crazy. I have 1080P on my 50" TV. The old Nexus 7 2012 had a great resolution for the size. Additional resolution is just wasted resources.
So you just changed the Resolution but kept the DPI the same? Does it do it automatically? Is this App specific or system wide? Does it affect normal desktop graphics?
player911 said:
I wonder how this works? It appears you can change the resolution and the DPI seperately. I wonder if this has a development thread somewhere?
Resolution is a ridiculous game these days. 1080P on a 7" screen is crazy. I have 1080P on my 50" TV. The old Nexus 7 2012 had a great resolution for the size. Additional resolution is just wasted resources.
So you just changed the Resolution but kept the DPI the same? Does it do it automatically? Is this App specific or system wide? Does it affect normal desktop graphics?
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All I did was change resolution, the app changed the DPI to 213 automatically when I changed the res. And it is system wide so it's not something you are going to want to set and leave at all times because you definitely can see it everywhere else. I change it before playing and change it back when I'm done.
My advice ist to use the phenomal Glitch Kernel, with that you can oc your GPU. This performance game perfomance is phantastic with 600mhz.
pk-sanja said:
My advice ist to use the phenomal Glitch Kernel, with that you can oc your GPU. This performance game perfomance is phantastic with 600mhz.
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I generally like to remain stock nowadays, but I'll check out that kernel. You can't argue with that score.
_MetalHead_ said:
I generally like to remain stock nowadays, but I'll check out that kernel. You can't argue with that score.
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I know what you mean, but check it out .
I don't think our tablet is old for today's games yet. If the SoC was really an S4 Pro, than it would have come with an Adreno 320 which has 24 work pipes (something like parallel processor design which directly effects parallel processing and high resolution picturing, experts will explain better). But this SoC is actually a Snapdragon S600 which comes with a 32 work piped Adreno 320.
The S4 Pro is designed for 720p screens but this one is prepared for 1080p.
Besides, it's possible to OC it to almost 650MHz from 400 (the day this is necessary will come soon I guess).
PS: somehow lollipop seems to have trouble in games even though it is way better at everything else..
Sent from Xperia Z2
_delice_doluca_ said:
I don't think our tablet is old for today's games yet. If the SoC was really an S4 Pro, than it would have come with an Adreno 320 which has 24 work pipes (something like parallel processor design which directly effects parallel processing and high resolution picturing, experts will explain better). But this SoC is actually a Snapdragon S600 which comes with a 32 work piped Adreno 320.
The S4 Pro is designed for 720p screens but this one is prepared for 1080p.
Besides, it's possible to OC it to almost 650MHz from 400 (the day this is necessary will come soon I guess).
PS: somehow lollipop seems to have trouble in games even though it is way better at everything else..
Sent from Xperia Z2
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This came from necessity, I play a ton of games and the N7 doesn't handle the big ones as well as I'd like it to. I never would have looked into this if it ran them perfectly. But I am also 100% stock, so I haven't tried OC'ing the GPU. Honestly, last night when I did this the thought to flash a custom kernel and OC the GPU didn't even cross my mind.
pk-sanja said:
My advice ist to use the phenomal Glitch Kernel, with that you can oc your GPU. This performance game perfomance is phantastic with 600mhz.
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What app are you using to change the settings? TricksterMod or FauxClock? Flashing the kernel now.
And what L2/Cache OC setting do you recommend?
Edit: I'm still on 4.4.4 and there's two options for the latest kitkat kernel- 226 and 226 disabled AVS, do you know which one I should flash?
_MetalHead_ said:
What app are you using to change the settings? TricksterMod or FauxClock? Flashing the kernel now.
And what L2/Cache OC setting do you recommend?
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This kernel comes with an Aroma installer, so you can set directly the settings you want during the installer. No need for a kernel manager app.
I recommend the settings that i get from Tk-Glitch, CPU 1,7 GHz with glitchy OC Bus, GPU 600mhz and undervolt-150mV.
pk-sanja said:
This kernel comes with an Aroma installer, so you can set directly the settings you want during the installer. No need for a kernel manager app.
I recommend the settings that i get from Tk-Glitch, CPU 1,7 GHz with glitchy OC Bus, GPU 600mhz and undervolt-150mV.
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Thanks for the info bud, I appreciate it. Just installed the kernel and my N7 hasn't exploded yet so that's a good sign.
_MetalHead_ said:
Thanks for the info bud, I appreciate it. Just installed the kernel and my N7 hasn't exploded yet so that's a good sign.
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You're welcome .
You use be talking about N7 2012 because my 2013 runs games perfectly.
kindofabuzz said:
You use be talking about N7 2012 because my 2013 runs games perfectly.
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They run fine, but some graphically intensive games don't have smooth framerates. Yours may be wonderful, but I know I'm not the only person on the planet that thinks there's room for improvement.
pk-sanja said:
This kernel comes with an Aroma installer, so you can set directly the settings you want during the installer. No need for a kernel manager app.
I recommend the settings that i get from Tk-Glitch, CPU 1,7 GHz with glitchy OC Bus, GPU 600mhz and undervolt-150mV.
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Do you also undervolt de GPU or leave it default -25mV? And what about Enable max MC power savings? Checked or unchecked?
idCyber said:
Do you also undervolt de GPU or leave it default -25mV? And what about Enable max MC power savings? Checked or unchecked?
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Yes, i use -150mV for GPU. In my case, i don't usw MC power savings, so let it unchecked.
pk-sanja said:
Yes, i use -150mV for GPU. In my case, i don't usw MC power savings, so let it unchecked.
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I will try to experiment with all the settings, one step at a time as your settings freeze my tablet after a few seconds after launching a game. You are lucky to be have it stable with those settings
idCyber said:
I will try to experiment with all the settings, one step at a time as your settings freeze my tablet after a few seconds after launching a game. You are lucky to be have it stable with those settings
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Try -100mV for the GPU.
pk-sanja said:
Try -100mV for the GPU.
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Tried even with no GPU undervolting and still froze. I figured out that 545 is the maximum my GPU can handle, dunno if this is stable in the long run ( -100mV, 10minutes of testing)
idCyber said:
Tried even with no GPU undervolting and still froze. I figured out that 545 is the maximum my GPU can handle, dunno if this is stable in the long run ( -100mV, 10minutes of testing)
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Typical silicon luck . 545 is also quiet impressive .

Consolidated tweaks for the redmi 3

Consolidation of tweaks for redmi 3 (my usage). If you have a tweak you think is useful and want added, just comment in this thread below and I'll add it to OP when possible. Take note, if you use this thread, you are expected to have at least some working knowledge of android and the system. This is not for novices because there is the potential of messing up big time. I will not answer questions like "where can i find buildprop"or "how do I enter this code". This thread is only for discussing tweaks, research, effect/affect and performance.
Rooted users only
CPU hotplugging(only works for miui) - with this, for the most part, BIG will have only 1 CPU online when idle, and so will LITTLE
Big - add this to buildprop
Code:
ro.core_ctl_min_cpu=0
little - use terminal or add to init post boot script
Code:
echo 60 85 95 95 > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu4/core_ctl/busy_up_thres
echo 30 50 75 75 > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu4/core_ctl/busy_down_thres
I use this in conjunction with the advanced interactive tweaks for insane battery life(up to 1 hour screen on for 10%)
http://forum.xda-developers.com/mi-4i/general/guide-advanced-interactive-governor-t3280391
Code:
CPU #1 (aka "Big", aka "has 4 cores", aka "maxes out at 1665Mhz")
target_loads - 1 960000:80 1113600:85 1344000:90
timer_slack - 80000
hispeed_freq - 1113600
timer_rate - 20000
above_hispeed_delay - 20000 1113600:50000
go_hispeed_load - 85
min_sample_time - 50000
CPU #2 (aka "little", aka "has 4 cores", aka "maxes out at 1113Mhz")
target_loads - 1 800000:80
timer_slack - 80000
hispeed_freq - 998400
timer_rate - 40000
above_hispeed_delay - 10000
go_hispeed_load - 90
min_sample_time - 40000
Fast dormancy - MIUI only, use only if your network supports it
Code:
persist.env.fastdorm.enabled true
persist.fd.scroff.timer 1000
persist.fd.scron.timer 5000
Not to ask to many questions.
But which software do you use to make it smooth like a baby's butt.
Currently I'm using KA and/or EX Kernel Editor, disabled thermal engine but BIG sometimes have no (tunable) governor
atiprusma said:
Not to ask to many questions.
But which software do you use to make it smooth like a baby's butt.
Currently I'm using KA and/or EX Kernel Editor, disabled thermal engine but BIG sometimes have no (tunable) governor
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KA is fine. I'm using it as well. These questions are welcome, just not questions that can be answered via a general search on google or the forums.
As for your tunable governor, sometimes you might need to reload the governor in KA, meaning you change it to another governor. It does it sometimes.
Thanks for this, very helpful. My main issue with my redmi 3 is the heat (although it's not really hot, I'd rather no heat at all over higher performance).
So I've set
ro.core_ctl_min_cpu=0
ro.core_ctl_max_cpu=0
Meaning no big cores.
I've also set
echo 2 > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu4/core_ctl/min_cpus
So little only has 2 cores running ordinarily. I didn't use your threshold settings above, left those at default and just reduced the number of minimum cores on little.
The biggest boost to performance I've found is just setting:
echo deadline > /sys/block/mmcblk0/queue/scheduler
echo deadline > /sys/block/mmcblk1/queue/scheduler
So overall, happy with these settings. 2 min little cpus, 4 max (default) and no big cores (so doesn't get hot at all) and deadline improves performance so you don't notice the big cores being off for most uses.
FYI
Geekbench 3, single core = 724, 2400ish with (2 big enabled, 4 little, default i/o scheduler)
Geekbench 3, single core = 603, 1800ish with (0 big enabled, 4 little, deadline i/o scheduler)
Not tested the battery life yet, but I'd imagine it would be better.
sc754 said:
Thanks for this, very helpful. My main issue with my redmi 3 is the heat (although it's not really hot, I'd rather no heat at all over higher performance).
So I've set
ro.core_ctl_min_cpu=0
ro.core_ctl_max_cpu=0
Meaning no big cores.
I've also set
echo 2 > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu4/core_ctl/min_cpus
So little only has 2 cores running ordinarily. I didn't use your threshold settings above, left those at default and just reduced the number of minimum cores on little.
The biggest boost to performance I've found is just setting:
echo deadline > /sys/block/mmcblk0/queue/scheduler
echo deadline > /sys/block/mmcblk1/queue/scheduler
So overall, happy with these settings. 2 min little cpus, 4 max (default) and no big cores (so doesn't get hot at all) and deadline improves performance so you don't notice the big cores being off for most uses.
FYI
Geekbench 3, single core = 724, 2400ish with (2 big enabled, 4 little, default i/o scheduler)
Geekbench 3, single core = 603, 1800ish with (0 big enabled, 4 little, deadline i/o scheduler)
Not tested the battery life yet, but I'd imagine it would be better.
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But disabling all the big cores will essentially meant that you're really, REALLY crippling the phone. In all fairness, the phone handles heat better than the snapdragon 615 by quite a bit. I find that hotplugging generally helps with the heat alot. In Kernel adiutor, why not go to thermal and enable core control instead so that the native thermal engine can do its work? otherwise I would rather disable the small cores, that way you still have that little extra boost of power where you need it with the big ones. the 616 is using all a53 cores i believe, just clocked slightly differently.
davtse said:
But disabling all the big cores will essentially meant that you're really, REALLY crippling the phone. In all fairness, the phone handles heat better than the snapdragon 615 by quite a bit. I find that hotplugging generally helps with the heat alot. In Kernel adiutor, why not go to thermal and enable core control instead so that the native thermal engine can do its work? otherwise I would rather disable the small cores, that way you still have that little extra boost of power where you need it with the big ones. the 616 is using all a53 cores i believe, just clocked slightly differently.
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True, but I'm not a heavy user in anyway, so this works perfect for me. I'd imagine others would leave the bigger cores on for the slightly better performance. The deadline scheduler gives it great performance for the non heavy multi tasking user like me.
davtse said:
KA is fine. I'm using it as well. These questions are welcome, just not questions that can be answered via a general search on google or the forums.
As for your tunable governor, sometimes you might need to reload the governor in KA, meaning you change it to another governor. It does it sometimes.
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I can't change my governor after modified the governor it self because no option to change it.
And btw, did you disabled your thermal engine?
atiprusma said:
I can't change my governor after modified the governor it self because no option to change it.
And btw, did you disabled your thermal engine?
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No my thermal engine is still on. What do you mean you cant change your governor?
davtse said:
No my thermal engine is still on. What do you mean you cant change your governor?
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After going to cpu governor tunable it happen like this
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"lightbox_next": "Next",
"lightbox_previous": "Previous",
"lightbox_error": "The requested content cannot be loaded. Please try again later.",
"lightbox_start_slideshow": "Start slideshow",
"lightbox_stop_slideshow": "Stop slideshow",
"lightbox_full_screen": "Full screen",
"lightbox_thumbnails": "Thumbnails",
"lightbox_download": "Download",
"lightbox_share": "Share",
"lightbox_zoom": "Zoom",
"lightbox_new_window": "New window",
"lightbox_toggle_sidebar": "Toggle sidebar"
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And back to cpu option the governor has no option
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atiprusma said:
After going to cpu governor tunable it happen like this
And back to cpu option the governor has no option
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no clue.. you could try the typical fixes first and see if they help, update supersu to beta 2.72, update busybox etc. other than that I don't have this problem so I dont know how to help with this
davtse said:
no clue.. you could try the typical fixes first and see if they help, update supersu to beta 2.72, update busybox etc. other than that I don't have this problem so I dont know how to help with this
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I'm using bb v13 and supersu 72 already.
Should i modify the thermal engine ?
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atiprusma said:
I'm using bb v13 and supersu 72 already.
Should i modify the thermal engine ?
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Up to you.. I generally leave mine lone
what version of MIUI are you guys running? I am having trouble getting the governor changes to stick. I am using MIUI EU ROM 6.5.19. I have found Lollipop to be a real headache for making system level changes.
It is not possible to get it to stick at all.
I have tried using KA and Ex kernel but it is not working properly. I tried writing the little core mod into a a script but it didn't work. I have root and TWRP. My busy box version is new. I moved KA to the system partition and I think it is working better now but still it often tells me the governor is not tune-able or gives me a blank list in the governor selection list.
echo 2 > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu4/core_ctl/min_cpus
Or
echo 2 > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu4/core_ctl/min_cpu
Or
echo 2 > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu4/core_ctl/min_cpu2
I got all that to work finally after plowing around for a while and updating and moving apps to the system partition and adjusting power nap. The only thing I'm still not sure about is how to set the little cpu to two on. But I have been getting about 10% per hour screen on time with 1-2 percent drain through the night. Thank you guys.
Supermatt01 said:
I got all that to work finally after plowing around for a while and updating and moving apps to the system partition and adjusting power nap. The only thing I'm still not sure about is how to set the little cpu to two on. But I have been getting about 10% per hour screen on time with 1-2 percent drain through the night. Thank you guys.
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the min for little CPU doesnt seem to respect the terminal command for it, only the up threshold and down threhold.
you can try insmod the core_ctrl.ko and see if that helps
Okay, thanks, I will have to learn about that first
after applying the cpu tweak should i have to turn on "apply on boot"??
Riyad_ said:
after applying the cpu tweak should i have to turn on "apply on boot"??
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If you use KA, then you should turn it on.
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Terrible performance in games

Hello,
I have an h918 on Tmobile. Recently i've noticed that any high end games I try to play turn into slideshows after a few minutes.
Yesterday I replaced the CPU thermal paste with Arctic Silver and changed my thermal conf file.
I get a better score in benchmarks, but still get the slideshow after a few minutes. One main example is Order and Chaos 2.
I've got all settings on low also. The rest of the phone is very fast though...Anybody have a fix?
Super rom - https://forum.xda-developers.com/v20/development/rom-superv20-h918-t3764390
Thermal file - https://forum.xda-developers.com/v20/themes/mod-fix-cpu-throttling-charging-gaming-t3650705
Ex Kernel in performance mode and nothing else running.
Went from 120k to 158k in Antutu after thermal paste change.
Edit: Now running with little cores on Performance and big on blu_active. Max gpu clock at 624mhz.
I also tried setting max background processes to 1 in dev options.
slayerh4x said:
Hello,
I have an h918 on Tmobile. Recently i've noticed that any high end games I try to play turn into slideshows after a few minutes.
Yesterday I replaced the CPU thermal paste with Arctic Silver and changed my thermal conf file.
I get a better score in benchmarks, but still get the slideshow after a few minutes. One main example is Order and Chaos 2.
I've got all settings on low also. The rest of the phone is very fast though...Anybody have a fix?
Super rom - https://forum.xda-developers.com/v20/development/rom-superv20-h918-t3764390
Thermal file - https://forum.xda-developers.com/v20/themes/mod-fix-cpu-throttling-charging-gaming-t3650705
Ex Kernel in performance mode and nothing else running.
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Are you rooted? If yes then install kernel adiutor and check your max gpu cloock speed. Mine drop to 316mhz whenever the phone gets hot, but setting it to max clock speed (624mhz) prior to opening games works for me.
slayerh4x said:
Hello,
I have an h918 on Tmobile. Recently i've noticed that any high end games I try to play turn into slideshows after a few minutes.
Yesterday I replaced the CPU thermal paste with Arctic Silver and changed my thermal conf file.
I get a better score in benchmarks, but still get the slideshow after a few minutes. One main example is Order and Chaos 2.
I've got all settings on low also. The rest of the phone is very fast though...Anybody have a fix?
Super rom - https://forum.xda-developers.com/v20/development/rom-superv20-h918-t3764390
Thermal file - https://forum.xda-developers.com/v20/themes/mod-fix-cpu-throttling-charging-gaming-t3650705
Ex Kernel in performance mode and nothing else running.
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You should use the mk2000 BTTF kernel if you aren't already, set your big cores to blu_active governor and your LITTTLE cores to performance. Make sure Max GPU clock is 624mhz and then run games and report back. This is the exact setting I use on my H918 running alpha rom and PUBG runs very smooth at 50-60FPS, phone barely gets hot and I've not even done any thermal paste mods.
I am rooted and on that mk2000 kernel too.
I tried doing these settings and it started off working great... I thought it was fixed.
After about 10 minutes it dropped back down to 3-5 fps and back to a slideshow afterwards.
My phone doesn't even feel hot either... so weird.
Try running this app:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=skynet.cputhrottlingtest
See what your results are.
10 minute run with the default 20 threads.
I closed everything except Pandora, like when I play a game.
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"lightbox_close": "Close",
"lightbox_next": "Next",
"lightbox_previous": "Previous",
"lightbox_error": "The requested content cannot be loaded. Please try again later.",
"lightbox_start_slideshow": "Start slideshow",
"lightbox_stop_slideshow": "Stop slideshow",
"lightbox_full_screen": "Full screen",
"lightbox_thumbnails": "Thumbnails",
"lightbox_download": "Download",
"lightbox_share": "Share",
"lightbox_zoom": "Zoom",
"lightbox_new_window": "New window",
"lightbox_toggle_sidebar": "Toggle sidebar"
}
slayerh4x said:
10 minute run with the default 20 threads.
I closed everything except Pandora, like when I play a game.
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Huh. I was hoping that would show real degradation. Guess not.
Maybe it's a game issue, and less about the phone itself? Sorry man, I got nothin.
Mnementh666 said:
Huh. I was hoping that would show real degradation. Guess not.
Maybe it's a game issue, and less about the phone itself? Sorry man, I got nothin.
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I know dude this sucks.... one guy on my ROMs thread suggested that maybe I didn't put enough paste on.
What I used was a little old too. So i ordered a new tube from Amazon and will reapply tonight. Maybe that will help.
Do you think something could be messed up with my kernel or rom?
I was just looking in the thermal-engine-8996.conf file.
The set_points for CPUs are 85/65 under most sections.
Under [Kryo_SS] the set_point is 40/38.5.
I couldn't find a definition for Kryo_SS and those values are half of the others. Could this be my issue?
Also tested on different games such as Nitro Nation 6. I got an app that shows temps in the status bar and its between 50c-71c.
slayerh4x said:
I was just looking in the thermal-engine-8996.conf file.
The set_points for CPUs are 85/65 under most sections.
Under [Kryo_SS] the set_point is 40/38.5.
I couldn't find a definition for Kryo_SS and those values are half of the others. Could this be my issue?
Also tested on different games such as Nitro Nation 6. I got an app that shows temps in the status bar and its between 50c-71c.
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May i have the name of that app to have the temps in the status bar?
Sounds to me like a faulty phone. I would consider myself a hard core mobile gamer and my v20 runs a like a champ. I run games like pubg and everything is fine. I do use l speed and set it to gaming and performance for that extra kick.
XsaucerX said:
May i have the name of that app to have the temps in the status bar?
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CPU Monitor, green icon.
Okay so last night I applied a different thermal compound. The one I used is for low contact pressure CPUs.
This stuff was like mercury, so runny.
I wiped my device and did a clean install of my ROM. Now everything seems to be great...
So... It was either not enough paste, bad paste or something with an app.
Thanks for the help everyone.
Mnementh666 said:
Huh. I was hoping that would show real degradation. Guess not.
Maybe it's a game issue, and less about the phone itself? Sorry man, I got nothin.
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His phone clearly is locked at 1.47GHz and not at 2+ which is why you see the steady difference. the MIPS should be 65+ in throttling test.
Mine on lineage 15.1 stays at 55-60 too at 1.1GHz even after thermal paste change. Probably something bad with the kernel. I even set governors to userspace or ondemand but it doesn't do anything. Even set big cores minimum clock to 1.5GHz still it locks at 1.1GHz.
slayerh4x said:
Okay so last night I applied a different thermal compound. The one I used is for low contact pressure CPUs.
This stuff was like mercury, so runny.
I wiped my device and did a clean install of my ROM. Now everything seems to be great...
So... It was either not enough paste, bad paste or something with an app.
Thanks for the help everyone.
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Can you link the thermal compound?
dark_prince said:
His phone clearly is locked at 1.47GHz and not at 2+ which is why you see the steady difference. the MIPS should be 65+ in throttling test.
Mine on lineage 15.1 stays at 55-60 too at 1.1GHz even after thermal paste change. Probably something bad with the kernel. I even set governors to userspace or ondemand but it doesn't do anything. Even set big cores minimum clock to 1.5GHz still it locks at 1.1GHz.
Can you link the thermal compound?
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https://www.amazon.com/Thermal-Grizzly-Conductonaut-extra-Applicators/dp/B078J4PSHM/ref=sr_1_12?dd=FOXG1v3D2jw5F2kJqVhekw%2C%2C&ie=UTF8&qid=1530560151&sr=8-12&keywords=coollaboratory&refinements=p_90%3A8308921011
Trying this out after changing my thermal paste again since I put too much the 1st time. Is anyone else getting conflicting results from CPU temp apps? I've tried like 4 apps so far including the one the OP had in his status bar and every single app has shown a different temp for the CPU. Anyone have any input? I'm not well versed in sensors and stuff so maybe 1 app is pulling info from a different sensor than what the other app is showing???
Same here friend. I have an LS997 and it is terible at gaming. For PUBG Mobile, at first I can play it with balance graphic, medium frame rate. After few minutes, the phone becomes hot and game is turn to slow-motion mode.
Since I don't have root so the only thing I expect is Oreo would solved the issue. However, issue still persists
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https://www.amazon.com/Thermal-Griz...ds=coollaboratory&refinements=p_90:8308921011
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Well of course your getting better temps your using Liquid Metal for cooling, which is normally used on de-lidding high-end Intel CPU's for PC's to make them run considerably cooler...normally a difference of 10-15c on that alone...I'm gonna use Thermal Grizzly Hydronaut cause I'm cheap lol

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