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More color saturation

Hey I've rooted my n4 and installed cm10 + infinity kernel but I can't figure out how to add more color saturation on the screen. I even bought faux clock but it only gives me the opportunity to take make it worse since I can just say rgb 0/255 and it already is on max.
Oh and how can I remove the title yellowish thing? Which color is it from rgb?
Thanks in advance
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Try and checkout paranoid android's feb 5 build. Color overload.
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Try francos kernel 68 colors more deep and vibrant
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Thanks for your response. Guess I will give both a try. And btw I don't want over saturation. Just slightly more. I like the n4 colors. Am I able to set it back to default on the kernel.. And Rom?
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rest0ck said:
Hey I've rooted my n4 and installed cm10 + infinity kernel but I can't figure out how to add more color saturation on the screen. I even bought faux clock but it only gives me the opportunity to take make it worse since I can just say rgb 0/255 and it already is on max.
Oh and how can I remove the title yellowish thing? Which color is it from rgb?
Thanks in advance
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to adjust the saturation you have to adjust the color amp values not the RGB values and if they are not adjustable in faux clock then your kernel doesn't support adjusting the color amp

Is there really absolutely no description about francos kernel?
And thanks @DynamicRam: How do I know which Kernel supports this? ._.

Like already mentioned FauxClock can adjust the gamma values and give you more saturation, but afaik until now it's only supporting faux kernel and stock kernel.
In my opinion faux kernel is really nice, would give it a try!
And like also already mentioned paranoid android is coming with changed values after flashing, and since everbody is going crazy about PA colors, I think I'll try it myself.
But what's also worth mentioning is, that every screen seems to be a bit different. In this thread you'll find a public spreadsheet with different values which people liked, there you can test and find you personal favourite. I myself like line 44 in this sheet.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2039607

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I just flashed the faux kernel and will give amp adjust a try now. Thanks for tips and your link
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Good app to prevent overheating

Hello.
This is a noob question. Are there any good apps that particularly helps to prevent overheating by limiting the CPU?
Thanks.
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xenomage said:
Hello.
This is a noob question. Are there any good apps that particularly helps to prevent overheating by limiting the CPU?
Thanks.
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I don't know about apps. but your thermal throttle will limit your CPU depending on temp.
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If you are unlocked and on custom kernel you can try trickster mod. Just download in the playstore. P.s. i recommend the elementalx kernel.
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Will there be Note 5 roms for Note 4 Snapdragon?

I feel like my Note 4 is the best device I ever had with the worst support from Samsung ever... And I deeply hope someone will be able to port Note 5 software to Note 4 once it's out...
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I feel like my Note 4 is the best device I ever had with the worst support from Samsung ever... And I deeply hope someone will be able to port Note 5 software to Note 4 once it's out...
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Porting ROM No But there will be lots of Note5 features as Mod to flash through recovery
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Throttling when battery is around 20 % , without turning on battery saver mode

My Nexus 6P gets really laggy when the battery percentage is approaching 25-20% , like some sort of throttling kick in , but I'm completely sure that the battery save mode is disabled , is this standard Android behavior ? I remember facing the same issue with my Nexus 6
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My Nexus 6P gets really laggy when the battery percentage is approaching 25-20% , like some sort of throttling kick in , but I'm completely sure that the battery save mode is disabled , is this standard Android behavior ? I remember facing the same issue with my Nexus 6
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Yes. The Snapdragon 808 and 810 both throttle when the CPU is warm and when the battery is below 20%.
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Assertive display?

What is this future? and how does it work?

It shifts the gammacurve depending on the brightness of the surrounding. Looks p awful if u ask me
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I don't notice any difference with it on or off.
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Basically, it's meant to (when outdoors, for example) automatically adjust individual pixels' brightness instead of increasing the overall display brightness. This leads to better power efficiency.
https://www.qualcomm.com/news/snapd...ay-power-efficient-technology-thats-easy-eyes