I intended to delete thermal engine to unlock the maximum performance of S810, but I didn't after a half day for thinking. Then I took a look at thermal-engine and do some optimize for it.
When I looked at the thermal-engine, I saw it use emmc_therm (temperature of emmc) sensor to do throttle, and the throttle start too soon, from 43°C, detail is two cores 6 and 7 will be hotplug (plug out, turn off), and big cluster will be limited to 1.2GHz at just 47.7°C (the battery temperature is just ~40-41°C). You can see more detail in below:
Temperature (/1000 to get the values in Celcius):
43000
47700
48900
50200
51400
52000
52600
53200
53600
54000
54500
55000
55500
55900
56300
56800
Action: cluster0+cluster1+hotplug_4+hotplug_5+hotplug_6+hotplug_7+gpu+s_backlight+battery+modem+s_cam_ltb_tim+s_cam+s_tel
1555200+1958400+0+0+1+1+630000000+255+2+0+100000+0+0
1555200+1248000+0+0+1+1+630000000+209+3+0+100000+0+0
1478400+864000+0+1+1+1+630000000+171+3+0+100000+0+0
1478400+384000+1+1+1+1+630000000+141+3+0+100000+0+0
1344000+384000+1+1+1+1+630000000+115+3+0+100000+0+0
1344000+384000+1+1+1+1+630000000+95+3+0+100000+0+0
1248000+384000+1+1+1+1+630000000+78+8+0+100000+0+0
1248000+384000+1+1+1+1+630000000+64+8+0+001800+0+0
960000+384000+1+1+1+1+630000000+52+9+0+001800+0+0
960000+384000+1+1+1+1+450000000+44+12+0+001800+0+0
864000+384000+1+1+1+1+450000000+44+12+0+001800+0+0
864000+384000+1+1+1+1+390000000+44+12+1+001800+0+0
768000+384000+1+1+1+1+390000000+44+12+1+001800+0+0
600000+384000+1+1+1+1+180000000+44+12+1+001800+0+0
460800+384000+1+1+1+1+180000000+44+12+1+001800+0+0
384000+384000+1+1+1+1+180000000+44+12+1+001800+5+0
EXPLAIN (from my knowledge, maybe it's not right at all)
cluster0: LITTLE (A53 cores) cluster clock limitation, value: hertz
cluster1: big (A57 cores) cluster clock limitation, value: hertz
hotplug_4-7: 1 to hotplug (disable) the core, 0 to do nothing.
gpu: GPU frequency, value: hertz (?)
s_backlight: the maximum brightness of screen, range: 255-0
modem: 1 to disable mobile data, 0 to do nothing.
the rest: IDK
I did a quick research and found that emmc can work from -25°C to +85C, so the limitation that Sony has set is too low (for me), just do a Geekbench and then the performance will come down clearly. Then I edit thermal-engine to increase the maximum performance of S810 but still keep my phone (IDK about yours just because we're not the same) in peace.
So why do I post here? Firstly, for those who wanna take the risk like me to unlock/get the true performance of our devices; secondly, maybe my knowledge is not right so I want you who have certain knowledge about this (EMMC, battery limitation; thermal, blah blah blah) correct me and help me and other users improve it.
I've done attached two files, one is original and the other is mine, hope you guys (who are sensei) will take a look on it to contribute for the community. For those who wanna use them, backup thermal-engine.conf first in /system/etc then copy the modify to the direction, correct name and permission and reboot.
UPDATE:
Thanks to @Envious_Data, his guide helped me to manage big cluster, now I can turn 4 big cores always on by make them becomes "non big cores", so now our phones are true octa cores. I was afraid that there're some issues that will appear such as heating, throttle (thermal manage won't work correct if it recognizes big cluster to be little cluster) so I made a test with Antutu Stress test and monitor CPU cores via Trepn Profiler, and amazing, thermel engine still works fine and my phone's temperature isn't different from old/original settings (just 1 big core on time and will be plugged in if need) so far (of course it should be hotter but not much). And I updated new thermal values too to improve some performance in camera. About battery life, I guess it would not go so far from stock settings because I saw the current discharge (mA) isn't higher (a lot).
Update 17/06: re-setting back to big cores for the best compatibility after enable all 4 big cores, so true octa cores is still there with big core setting is 1 (true).
Update 23/06: new thermal-engine to adapt with OC from SunKernel, it still works fine with stock or even any different maximum clock speed in kernel, why? Because I simply just remove "clusterX" action instead of edit it to match with the maximum clock.
INSTALL: download MODIFY files and rename to init.qcom.post_boot.sh and thermal-engine.conf (due to XDA's restriction so I have to change their type), put in /system/etc/, correct permission (644 rw-r--r--) and reboot.
UPDATING... (depend on you)
Now i try your file, my phone give 89k in antutu constantly
You tweaked it to 63°c max? Sounds not bad at all..
Gonna try as soon as I have some time!
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Alessandro2553 said:
Now i try your file, my phone give 89k in antutu constantly
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Try to do test continue to see the lost of performance, I just use Geekbench in my phone.
langeveld024 said:
You tweaked it to 63°c max? Sounds not bad at all..
Gonna try as soon as I have some time!
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Actually you can see the emmc_0 and emmc_1 so the maximum is 68 Celcius and start throttle from 52.4 Celcius, at that temperature of emmc I still don't notice hot in my hand.
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@RyTekk
Interesting, but for my daily use Z5 is more than performant enough.
Why do you still want better performance ? For games ??
RyTekk said:
Try to do test continue to see the lost of performance, I just use Geekbench in my phone.
Actually you can see the emmc_0 and emmc_1 so the maximum is 68 Celcius and start throttle from 52.4 Celcius, at that temperature of emmc I still don't notice hot in my hand.
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And which model do you have?
nreuge said:
@RyTekk
Interesting, but for my daily use Z5 is more than performant enough.
Why do you still want better performance ? For games ??
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I think we can also benefit from this when running heavy tasks like camera AR or 4K video.
I can feel phone slowing down after few minutes.
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nreuge said:
@RyTekk
Interesting, but for my daily use Z5 is more than performant enough.
Why do you still want better performance ? For games ??
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Because I got lost in performance so fast when just did install an app or play a single benchmark, I wanna unlock the highest as possible, Sony did limitation so much.
langeveld024 said:
And which model do you have?
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E6683 dual sim variant as you see in my sign.
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Alessandro2553 said:
Now i try your file, my phone give 89k in antutu constantly
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What kernel are you using? I've just got reboot when do Antutu bench, two times.
Androplus v30 with stock setting governor and clock speed
I have almost 84k on stock kernel. Nice
I've used this for some days now.
Was in Turkey last week (30°c) and all was fine.
In fact, performance seems much better.
I don't use benchmarks at all but I can feel multitasking is faster for a longer time and so for camera applications.
I'm now using it on 224 fw and Andro-kernel v31 and all seems good so far.
Thank you!
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Any way to disable big cores permanently on latest firmware 32.2.a.0.224 z5 dual E6683
rajdeep312 said:
Any way to disable big cores permanently on latest firmware 32.2.a.0.224 z5 dual E6683
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You mean thermal management for big cores?
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langeveld024 said:
You mean thermal management for big cores?
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I want to stop big cores permanently i read somewhere big cores cause heat up device while playing games about 5 min my device burn my hand so want to reduce heat like my galaxy s7 exynos
rajdeep312 said:
I want to stop big cores permanently i read somewhere big cores cause heat up device while playing games about 5 min my device burn my hand so want to reduce heat like my galaxy s7 exynos
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U can set it via sysfs path in init.d or su.d script, depending on what kernel u use (different paths)
Note that especially for heavy tasks u will notice performance drop when disabling these cores.
I disables two big cores and for light use it was okay but the camera app started to lag.
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langeveld024 said:
U can set it via sysfs path in init.d or su.d script, depending on what kernel u use (different paths)
Note that especially for heavy tasks u will notice performance drop when disabling these cores.
I disables two big cores and for light use it was okay but the camera app started to lag.
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Plz make file for me i am newbie 1. All big cores stopped and 2. Like u 2 big cores stopped
rajdeep312 said:
Plz make file for me i am newbie 1. All big cores stopped and 2. Like u 2 big cores stopped
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I would, if I'd knew the exact sysfs path your installed kernel uses.
Are u running andro-kernel?
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langeveld024 said:
I would, if I'd knew the exact sysfs path your installed kernel uses.
Are u running andro-kernel?
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Using this rootable kernel E6683 dual
http://forum.xda-developers.com/xperia-z5/development/32-2-0-224-ftf-rootable-kernel-t3391071
rajdeep312 said:
Using this rootable kernel E6683 dual
http://forum.xda-developers.com/xperia-z5/development/32-2-0-224-ftf-rootable-kernel-t3391071
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Then most likely you're using core_ctl.
This thread is about minimizing thermal throttling (a.k.a wanting hotter phone, not cooler phone lol)
This is wrong thread to discuss this, head over to this thread:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=3376233
If using andro-kernel, I made a script for it, check here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=3246100
Next time, give XDA search function a shot. It is such a nice feature, worth a try
Regards
rajdeep312 said:
Using this rootable kernel E6683 dual
http://forum.xda-developers.com/xperia-z5/development/32-2-0-224-ftf-rootable-kernel-t3391071
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Thanks TS. Works pretty well so far for me (.224), and indeed the phone feels faster and more reactive under heavy load (noticed it after I finished recording a 10m 1080p60fps video). Good job
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So I have been using GB for a long time, only DAILY use, it means no hardcore games, no incredible features etc. Recently I got bored n decided to set my s2 to only 1 core, and to my surprise, it's got A LOT smoother, also more BATTERY FRIENDLY. I'm sure about that!
I guess this happens only when you're a casual user. But I think you should try, as the benefit is too much
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How you set one core ?
How to set? and how much difference in battery?
Most kernels let you do it. Siyah along with Extweaks lets you do it
I don't get the point, how a device could become 'smoother' by disabling one core?
DramatikBeats said:
Most kernels let you do it. Siyah along with Extweaks lets you do it
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Thanks but how?
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I just have mine set 100Mhz-800Mhz with both cores enabled. Obviously it won't play advanced games well but most 3D games work perfectly fine. Also, there's no lag in the UI, even though the CPU clock is reduced. Additionally, the back of the phone (near the camera) doesn't heat up anymore and the battery life is extended. Honestly, it's worth a shot.
lollylost100 said:
I just have mine set 100Mhz-800Mhz with both cores enabled. Obviously it won't play advanced games well but most 3D games work perfectly fine. Also, there's no lag in the UI, even though the CPU clock is reduced. Additionally, the back of the phone (near the camera) doesn't heat up anymore and the battery life is extended. Honestly, it's worth a shot.
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what rom and kernel?
AOKP ROM 24/08/2012 by bajee11 and Dream-IRC kernel (newest).
ithehappy said:
I don't get the point, how a device could become 'smoother' by disabling one core?
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simple becoze samsung didnt do there job right
the way the 2 core work now is 1 core dose it job and the second waits for the first to finish
once the first core finished its job the second core goes into play and the first one wait for the second core to finish befor it start to work again
its the same story in ICS
hope it be fixed in JB
so basicly u have a delay on work
that why 1 core is more effective cuz it dosnt pass jobs to other cores and waist for them to finish
I'm using it now and there is a marked, difference in the, speed and smoothness .I have not notice any slowness in opening apps our browsing I don't do intense 3d gaming so I can't make a comment on that side of usage ....well see how battery usage goes...
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Setting one core is very easy on a rooted phone, I guess there's a app to exclusively do that, but I'm using Extweaks here, just set the threshold to enable the 2nd core to 100%, it means the 2nd core wont be actuvated.
It's true that it's much smoother, people, I mean real smoother, I'm not biased or imaginative. For e.g when I open 9gag, a long page and swipe my finger up for e.g. it used to be laggy when the page slows down itself, now that's completely gone! And a lot more. But Im sure this happens only for normal user like me, don't expect u play Asphalt HD and it's smoother!
About the battery, it's just A BIT better, just a bit, maybe about 20' of screen on. I'm really sorry to buy a 2 core phone just to use 1 core now, but see, if it serves your demand better, then why not use it .
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ithehappy said:
I don't get the point, how a device could become 'smoother' by disabling one core?
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I have been messing with my phone a lot, and it's like this: based on what u set, if the cpu threshold is over a number, it will ignite the 2nd core, I think the problem is here, there's something wrong or delay or anything that will cause a lag when the 2nd core join/retreats, although after that with 2 cores it is smooth
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Yandvoiris said:
simple becoze samsung didnt do there job right
the way the 2 core work now is 1 core dose it job and the second waits for the first to finish
once the first core finished its job the second core goes into play and the first one wait for the second core to finish befor it start to work again
its the same story in ICS
hope it be fixed in JB
so basicly u have a delay on work
that why 1 core is more effective cuz it dosnt pass jobs to other cores and waist for them to finish
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Holy sheet, if this is true then it explains all my wonder why it has a lag when I suddenly give the phone a heavy task and vice versa, but this is a stupid way to work, how can't they know that? ??
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Just set my CPU hotplug to "second core always off" and what do you know, indeed it did feel smoother.
I'm gonna roll with this for a while and see how it goes.
And that will really stick it to the iSheep that says Android needs fast hardware to run smooth.
Does feel smoother, but the touch responsiveness isn't as good.
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Well this is weird. Second core always off and it actually DOES feel smoother. Haven't tried heavy multitasking or intensive apps yet though.
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I really don't notice any difference at all... It still stutters while scrolling ex Tapatalk app, you guys enable gpu touch boost or something?
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Logi_Ca1 said:
Just set my CPU hotplug to "second core always off" and what do you know, indeed it did feel smoother.
I'm gonna roll with this for a while and see how it goes.
And that will really stick it to the iSheep that says Android needs fast hardware to run smooth.
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As I understand, the operation works like a dual core pc. When the 1st core is loaded say 85% the 2nd core kick in. In this process there should be no lag. 2 cores can handle more information compared to 1 core. This is basic. I maybe wrong but think of it 1 against 2.
Disabling hot plug is a good idea if you're a basic user. For people like me, who uses their phone for playing games, watching "hd" movies, listening music, browsing internet etc. and multi taking all those, the phone becomes unusable. So this guide doesn't apply to all, but it's got a point.
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Hello All! I have a somewhat large list of questions that I'm hoping you'll be able to help me figure out!
Here they are:
1. How large of a gain do we see by overclocking the GPU?
2. How large of a gain do we see by overclocking the CPU?
3. Which of the above two creates a larger heat increase?
4. What is "mpdecision" and what does it do?
The fifth question is very specific.
5. When I "supercharge" my phone using Zepplinrox's V6 supercharger, and then finish it with it's sister script the "Ultimate Jar Power tools," I see that the ADJ values don't stick. Why is this? What are ADJ values? Will this prevent me from fully utilizing the Maximum Multitasking Mod?
Thank you for your time patience,
Connor Baker
why would u even want to overclock? this things running a quad core at 1.5 by default. plus those supercharger scripts are meant to speed up slow phones. i don't see what someone could possibly gain by running them on a phone like this.
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lowrider262 said:
why would u even want to overclock? this things running a quad core at 1.5 by default. plus those supercharger scripts are meant to speed up slow phones. i don't see what someone could possibly gain by running them on a phone like this.
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I know, but I really like to have my phone running at the max, plus I believe that it's needed for the Maximum multitasking mods. It really thrills me to have something faster than my mother's mac in my hand.
Connor Baker
well in that case ill help you the best i can lol... in pretty sure CPU overclock heats up more. GPU overclock can make your graphics glitchy if you go too high. mpdecision lets you shut off your other 3 cores when you don't need them so basically you'll be running single core unless you put your CPU under a heavy load like gaming, which is meant to save battery.
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Don't overclock unless you feel you need to, you'll be shortening the lifespan of your device for very little gain, since the n4 already screams as it is.
Hey XDA friends,
I was testing my One today with some intense gaming and benchmarking. I noticed that Real Racing 3 was slowing down after some time of gaming. So I ran Antutu before and after my gaming session. My score before: 24567, my score after 20 minutes of Real Racing 3: 19945 !
Especially the GPU score was significantly lower in the second test. It seems that the One is throttling speed when reaching defined temperatures. There is a thermald.conf in /system/etc , but impossible for me to read out. A modified thermald.conf or a custom kernel should sort that out!
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more2come said:
Hey XDA friends,
I was testing my One today with some intense gaming and benchmarking. I noticed that Real Racing 3 was slowing down after some time of gaming. So I ran Antutu before and after my gaming session. My score before: 24567, my score after 20 minutes of Real Racing 3: 19945 !
Especially the GPU score was significantly lower in the second test. It seems that the One is throttling speed when reaching defined temperatures. There is a thermald.conf in /system/etc , but impossible for me to read out. A modified thermald.conf or a custom kernel should sort that out!
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Mh.. we had a guys that ran a lot of taiji basemark runs (loop) and had no problem with throttling. Maybe Taiji is gpu only and real racing 2 needs gpu and cpu a lot. A bit worrying though.
Thermal throttling really is a big problem for S4 Pro. So S600 has to suffer it also, although HTC made a very thin copper cover inside for reducing the heat.
shox22 said:
Mh.. we had a guys that ran a lot of taiji basemark runs (loop) and had no problem with throttling. Maybe Taiji is gpu only and real racing 2 needs gpu and cpu a lot. A bit worrying though.
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GPU tests don't make a significant stress on the system. The thermal throttling happens mostly when both CPU and GPU reaching the limit.
That's too bad... :-/
My Nexus 4 really suffered from thermal throttling, too. But a custom kernel by Franco with lowered voltages and a newly written thermal handling routine sorted that out, the SoC didn't become too hot and didn't throttle at all!
Can someone try running Stability Test (cpu+gpu test) to see at what temperature is throtled?
Re: HTC Flagship 2013 - HTC One - Qualcomm® Snapdragon™ 600 - Mega Information Thread
May be an isolated issue and not with all devices?
more2come said:
Hey XDA friends,
I was testing my One today with some intense gaming and benchmarking. I noticed that Real Racing 3 was slowing down after some time of gaming. So I ran Antutu before and after my gaming session. My score before: 24567, my score after 20 minutes of Real Racing 3: 19945 !
Especially the GPU score was significantly lower in the second test. It seems that the One is throttling speed when reaching defined temperatures. There is a thermald.conf in /system/etc , but impossible for me to read out. A modified thermald.conf or a custom kernel should sort that out!
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I can hardly believe that this is an isolated issue! I'm pretty sure that the S600 has the same temperature handling routines as the S4 Pro. The presence of a thermald.conf in /system/etc/ shows that there are defined parameters for SoC throttling to protect the device.
If you're willing to test that, just give Real Racing 3 a go for about 30 minutes and run Antutu directly afterwards. Or run stability test for longer periods of time.
If this is the case, you would have thought Qualcomm would have at least attempted to sort out the thermal issue as seen in some S4 Pro handsets!.
more2come said:
I can hardly believe that this is an isolated issue! I'm pretty sure that the S600 has the same temperature handling routines as the S4 Pro. The presence of a thermald.conf in /system/etc/ shows that there are defined parameters for SoC throttling to protect the device.
If you're willing to test that, just give Real Racing 3 a go for about 30 minutes and run Antutu directly afterwards. Or run stability test for longer periods of time.
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I did what did you ask there is not really difference in Antutu result, before and after, both above 22K.
I played around 25 minutes of RR3
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@MrKaon
Are you on some custom ROM?
No m8 Stock
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No m8 Stock
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Thanks, that and your signature were very helpful! My stock firmware was from O2 Germany which is reportedly older than the most recent stock EU firmware. I flashed mike's Revolution ROM right now which has a newer firmware base and possibly a newer kernel. Thermal throttling doesn't happen on Revolution HD!
more2come said:
Thanks, that and your signature were very helpful! My stock firmware was from O2 Germany which is reportedly older than the most recent stock EU firmware. I flashed mike's Revolution ROM right now which has a newer firmware base and possibly a newer kernel. Thermal throttling doesn't happen on Revolution HD!
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Well that's reckless and dangerous.
There is thermal throttling for a reason, and it's set very aggressively for a reason.
Hunt3r.j2 said:
Well that's reckless and dangerous.
There is thermal throttling for a reason, and it's set very aggressively for a reason.
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Thermal throttling didnt steped in - but that doesnt mean that thermal throlltling isnt there. The change could come from the update to 1.28 (new driver for example). The same happened on the one x last year. There was an update that significantly reduced heat.
shox22 said:
Thermal throttling didnt steped in - but that doesnt mean that thermal throlltling isnt there. The change could come from the update to 1.28 (new driver for example). The same happened on the one x last year. There was an update that significantly reduced heat.
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It gets a little less hot on the backside with the newer firmware base, I can confirm that.
it gets hot, it throttles. it's a safety measure. why do u complain?
so u want your phone to breach the heat threshold then the chip dies and then u're gonna say htc one sucks becoz components die?
shiningarmor said:
it gets hot, it throttles. it's a safety measure. why do u complain?
so u want your phone to breach the heat threshold then the chip dies and then u're gonna say htc one sucks becoz components die?
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Of course it's a safety measure, but in my opinion a smartphone shouldn't throttle due to normal usage. If the circumstances are abnormal (very hot summer temperatures, for example), throttling is okay and I'd welcome that to protect my valuable HTC. But while playing a game?
But there's no further reason for me to complain, because the newest firmware runs cool enough without throttling.
so in the latest firmware its not throttling? can you add this info to your OP?
What is the latest firmware? Is there a published changelog and do I need to go back to stock to get at it?
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Tetsumi06 said:
What is the latest firmware? Is there a published changelog and do I need to go back to stock to get at it?
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latest should be 1.29
Title says it all
Edit and a 15MHz GPU overclock and should I go higher maybe 2.2GHz
extremetempz said:
Title says it all
Edit and a 15MHz GPU overclock
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Wow I'm surprised your play didn't explode lol
OT: are you still going to make that cm7 ROM you mentioned a while back because I'm sure lots of people are interested
Edit: can you tell what kernel/ROM you used and how you did it. Thanks
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abdel12345 said:
Wow I'm surprised your play didn't explode lol
OT: are you still going to make that cm7 ROM you mentioned a while back because I'm sure lots of people are interested
Edit: can you tell what kernel/ROM you used and how you did it. Thanks
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I need to fix lots of errors with the GB and I modified lupus v10 GB kernel
extremetempz said:
Title says it all
Edit and a 15MHz GPU overclock
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Water cooling?
SmokeyTheAggie said:
Water cooling?
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Water cooled would be soo awesome !
there is a theory by turgot, that increasing a faktor wont increase the outcome at a specific point anymore. therefore i would be really interested how your play handles games at that oc. not only a benchmark, something like a video where its possible to see occouring errors, if there are any
this is great work you did, and it may allows some modification to the play.yes im thinking about cooling..even if it wont be that portable anymore. thanks for your help
2.3GHz
I'm currently going where no developer would go before my customized kernel has 26 CPU frequinces all up and a max of 2.3GHz
But without the GPU overclock and a 8mb GPU memory vs Lupus and dooms 4mb
i cant go even more than 1.6ghz
Needed an extra cooler solution and an powerful battery, like Mugen 3600mAh, to maintain this level of OC for diary use. Would be amazing!
extremetempz said:
But without the GPU overclock and a 8mb GPU memory vs Lupus and dooms 4mb
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Wait, what? Lupus Kernel offers increased amount of VRAM?
IMHO this is perfectly fine if you don't care so much about the device, otherwise you would be crazy. OC'ng so high will eventually cause in-reversable damage. I know what your doing so no need for me to ask questions But even if its stable for you it wont be for others all depends on the chip and as we know each is different. Also even if people don't use 2.x ghz frequencies tend to jump to the highest for a mili second if even on boot, causing problems with the device actually booting.
Well just my 2 cents on OC'ing...
wedgess said:
IMHO this is perfectly fine if you don't care so much about the device, otherwise you would be crazy. OC'ng so high will eventually cause in-reversable damage. I know what your doing so no need for me to ask questions But even if its stable for you it wont be for others all depends on the chip and as we know each is different. Also even if people don't use 2.x ghz frequencies tend to jump to the highest for a mili second if even on boot, causing problems with the device actually booting.
Well just my 2 cents on OC'ing...
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What about 2 cents on this VRAM apparently being doubled?
At the end of the day its not GMEM which is essentially like a processors cache. Our chip has 256kb of it. But the allocated VMEM, would upping it to 8MB provide any sort of performance increase?
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Spizzy01 said:
What about 2 cents on this VRAM apparently being doubled?
At the end of the day its not GMEM which is essentially like a processors cache. Our chip has 256kb of it. But the allocated VMEM, would upping it to 8MB provide any sort of performance increase?
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So it's true then? How can it be possible?
Wow. Just wow.
Extremetempz, your username fits so well with this thread.
extremetempz said:
Title says it all
Edit and a 15MHz GPU overclock and should I go higher maybe 2.2GHz
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Can you get a stable 2.0ghz if so how do you do it?
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psxpetey said:
Can you get a stable 2.0ghz if so how do you do it?
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I don't know it just works up to 2.2GHz and then crash but my brothers play can only reach 1.6GHz every device is diferent
extremetempz said:
I don't know it just works up to 2.2GHz and then crash but my brothers play can only reach 1.6GHz every device is diferent
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Can you post some benchmarks for the CPU? And also tell us more about the VRAM... Did it make any difference?
I believe that the Xplay has good chances of reach 2.0GHZ, running fine, provided has an good thermal solution. In my test, the games run fine for some minutes, before start overheat. Needed of somebody to build an custom cooler, then, make some tests. In my opinion, the safe clock, for sure, is not only 1.6GHZ. Only for default cooler.
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Can you post some benchmarks for the CPU? And also tell us more about the VRAM... Did it make any difference?
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I CBF screen shooting but CPU at 2.1 is around 20% faster then 1.6 and the GPU is around 25% faster with a 2600 3d score in antutu without adrenobooster
I know it's kind of not allowed to redistribute this but can u upload the kernel and send it ti me (PM) cus I will take some screens ans my play can handle 2GHz fine but bootloops when gaming after about 30-50 minutwa (depends on intensity of game!)
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Hi I'm highly satisfied with my oneplus 5 and I like to show off my benchmark scores. Recently my benchmark has only been around a little over 150k when I use to score 185k sometimes 190k. Anyone know why this is? I do have xposed framework installed but I even switched my Rom and tested it and still got only 155k. I don't notice any drops in performance I would just like to know what the issue may be. Thanks guys
182k on No Limits 3.4 rom with Franco kernel v7.
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jamorimpt said:
182k on No Limits 3.4 rom with Franco kernel v7.
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That's exactly what I'm running it's very frustrating
Hey,
Your processor scores significantly less than it should, usually it scores around 40000 on the oneplus 5.
Maybe it's underclocked?
Please upload a screenshot with more details, like this one:
Best regards,
Most probably the highest frequency of big.little is stuck at an lower frequency. Go to developer options in ROM and turn on overscale CPU usage, then run Antutu again and see what's the highest frequency(s) you got while running. If it doesnt go above 2457mhz (cluster 2) than it makes sense why your score is low. Also check your "i/o" scheduler and "read ahead buffer size" in your kernel tweak app. This can also affect your score.
Besides all this, don't run Antutu with low battery this affects the score for sure.
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Most probably the highest frequency of big.little is stuck at an lower frequency. Go to developer options in ROM and turn on overscale CPU usage, then run Antutu again and see what's the highest frequency(s) you got while running. If it doesnt go above 2457mhz (cluster 2) than it makes sense why your score is low. Also check your "i/o" scheduler and "read ahead buffer size" in your kernel tweak app. This can also affect your score.
Besides all this, don't run Antutu with low battery this affects the score for sure.
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Thanks for the help I'm going to reflash my rom and see if it helps.
Benchmarks are what they are... Anyway I've tested with stock kernel and it's giving even more:
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Thanks for the help I'm going to reflash my rom and see if it helps.
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reflash, keep it clean, full charge, put it in the freezer pluged-in. andddd hit 188000 :good:
I wouldn't get too caught up in the whole benchmarks thing. They don't always translate to real world performance; I would rather show off my phone's snappy interface (i.e. quick app loading, navigating menus, etc.)
I personally think that's worth showing off more than just numbers that appear on an app!
Just my two cents though, you're free to disagree and do what makes you happy of course
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I wouldn't get too caught up in the whole benchmarks thing. They don't always translate to real world performance; I would rather show off my phone's snappy interface (i.e. quick app loading, navigating menus, etc.)
I personally think that's worth showing off more than just numbers that appear on an app!
Just my two cents though, you're free to disagree and do what makes you happy of course
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Yea I don't notice any less performance so I'm not too worried about it. I do wonder how my big cluster got set to 1.9 ghz tho as I haven't messed with the tuning of my kernel seems to try to set it as default. But like I said I have xposed, a couple of audio mods, and gravity box. I'm bound to have some unwanted side effects from it.
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Yea I don't notice any less performance so I'm not too worried about it. I do wonder how my big cluster got set to 1.9 ghz tho as I haven't messed with the tuning of my kernel seems to try to set it as default. But like I said I have xposed, a couple of audio mods, and gravity box. I'm bound to have some unwanted side effects from it.
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Fair points! Kind of off-topic but I'm just curious as to how you went about installing Xposed? Are you using the Magisk module or did you flash via TWRP?
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Fair points! Kind of off-topic but I'm just curious as to how you went about installing Xposed? Are you using the Magisk module or did you flash via TWRP?
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It is an option to flash with xXx Rom but Ive flash the purify xposed zip via TWRP. I've also used the systemless xposed from magisk but I believe it only works if you already have xposed installed.