Set cpu is $2 now and I see a lot of good reviews on cpu tuner. Using cpu tuner right now and noticed you can't go down past like 800mhz. Whole set cpu lets you go all the way down to 245mhz. Seems like that would save your battery more ruining at a lower click speed.
Anyone have any input on which is better?
So far another thing on cpu tuner is that there is always an icon in the notification bar...kinda annoying but at lay u know what profile your running at.
Thanks in advance.
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SetCPU is free for XDA forum members: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=505419
Depending on what you're using the phone for, letting the cpu run faster for a shorter period of time can be more efficient. If the phone is mostly idle a reasonable governor setting (not "performance") will keep the clock speed down most of the time.
For CPU Tuner, go to settings, system, min displayed frequency and set it to 240.
It'll then display the min frequency to 246
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For me CPU tuner seems to complicated to set up. Set cpu is more user friendly.
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I use set cpu and I agree its much easier to use and love the profile settings
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For CPU Tuner, go to settings, system, min displayed frequency and set it to 240.
It'll then display the min frequency to 246
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tried doing this but still not letting me go lower then 450. Any other hints?
Setcpu is FREE for XDA members. Check out the g1 section. I am on my phone so I can't find the link but let me know if you can't find it and I will post it once I get to my computer.
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here is the link for anyone who did not find it
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=505419
No frills cpu is good too
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I have a Korean SGSII, and I looked up the system information by Quadrant and it says 'cores: 1'.
ARM V7I
Isn't it supposed to show 2?
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You mean quadrant standard information? Yeah, mine is two..
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Huh...it says ARM V7 Processor rev 1(V7I)...with only one core.
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minho422 said:
Huh...it says ARM V7 Processor rev 1(V7I)...with only one core.
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One here as well, it doesn't really matter though as it still uses both. Probably just setcpu detecting the information incorrectly.
Try using quadrant standard.. I only get 1 core in quadrant advanced and 2 cores in quadrant standard..
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At the.time you check it only uses 1cpu.
Your governor is probably set to: ondemand.
So if you do a lot of things fast, and it neeeds another cpu to keep up with you, that's when the second cpu kicks in.
When you can simulate that and open app fast, you will see it detects two cpu's. I had same issue intil I started switching between tabs really fast and checked back; two instead of one.
Try it.
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.. and 2 cores in quadrant standard..
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Standard got ads. Advanced doesn't.
This is also why you see 1 in advanced, and 2 in standard. For the standard version it needs more cpu-power to do everything the app asks for; permissions, ads etc. advanced doesnt have this so thats why you see one. (less actions, less cpu-power needed.)
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Quadrant doesn't truly support 2 cores, therefore it sometimes shows 1, other times 2.
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Quadrant doesn't truly support 2 cores, therefore it sometimes shows 1, other times 2.
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I don't mean to be rude. But I was trying to point that out with my story!
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Standard got ads. Advanced doesn't.
This is also why you see 1 in advanced, and 2 in standard. For the standard version it needs more cpu-power to do everything the app asks for; permissions, ads etc. advanced doesnt have this so thats why you see one. (less actions, less cpu-power needed.)
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I disabled the add in quadrant standard so i think it's not the culprit..
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I have the oc kernel by ketut and when i set the cpu freq over 825MHz then the phone just reboots. Is there any reson why??
I have tried it on CM7.1-cooper-KANG-RC1 and the other cyanogenmod and i have the same problem
Please help me
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Hello
I have the oc kernel by ketut and when i set the cpu freq over 825MHz then the phone just reboots. Is there any reson why??
I have tried it on CM7.1-cooper-KANG-RC1 and the other cyanogenmod and i have the same problem
Please help me
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don't push your cpu over then the limit....its will fry you cpu....some device can up to 921Mhz.... mayb that is your cpu limit.....
I thought that all tge cpu's are the same
u should seriously read about cpu and overclock, and should seriously consider to stop doing what u didnt know anything about.
Duplicate thread????
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Do . Not . Overclock .
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don't push your cpu over then the limit....its will fry you cpu....some device can up to 921Mhz.... mayb that is your cpu limit.....
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So... Why not All CPU can be tweaked??
Isnt the CPU Manufactured by their standard?
Meanwhile My CPU Limit 944 Stable on CM.7.1 Kang RC1. Benchmark result (setting; DataSD, A2SD, CacheSD, HeapSize32 via DarkTremor A2SD, Swap Disabled)
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So... Why not All CPU can be tweaked??
Isnt the CPU Manufactured by their standard?
Meanwhile My CPU Limit 944 Stable on CM.7.1 Kang RC1. Benchmark result (setting; DataSD, A2SD, CacheSD, HeapSize32 via DarkTremor A2SD, Swap Disabled)
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We don't need the benchmark thanks
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We don't need the benchmark thanks
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Of course we do, that's what we all base our phone performance on, that's what never lies to us, benchmarks are amazing! *dripping with sarcasm*
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Of course we do, that's what we all base our phone performance on, that's what never lies to us, benchmarks are amazing! *dripping with sarcasm*
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[Sarcasm]Totally[/Sarcasm]
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Does this app work I keep hearing great things but I've tried and either it didn't work or I didn't get it. Any advice? Thanks
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It really makes a huge difference. All I use us the mobile data option, and I get an average of about 75% increase.
Yes it does. I've done a couple battery calibrations and use j/d and also see a pretty decent improvement. Not to mention using bi-winning 3 with the baling 1.8.8 kernal!!!! Great combo.
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If only there was something about battery life? A guide maybe with apps that could be downloaded.
Actually I have a detailed explanation on how Juice Defender works on post #3 and a copy of the free version.
Well this is what I get without turning off data or wifi just undervolting. No other special apps that's y I'm wondering.
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There's really not much of a difference for me, but others say it works.
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Well this is what I get without turning off data or wifi just undervolting. No other special apps that's y I'm wondering.
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Just curious why do you need your battery life for more than 2 days??
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Y not
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I don't know why, but Juice Defender wrecks my battery life. It keeps it from entering deep sleep so I've stopped using it. My phone is probably one of the unlucky few though.
Ya so I tried this on my G1 and never worked then I tried it on my vibrant and wrecked my battery also I was just always wondering if I didn't have the right settings on or something so I just forgot about it and move.on
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It seemed to save as much battery as it wasted
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Hi there.
Im looking for the best settings for battery life. Im running stock 4.0.3 with Siyah 3.3.2
Current settings are 1gHz - 200mHz Governor Conservative I/O Sio
What more settings can i apply to increase battery even more?
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lexaniji said:
Hi there.
Im looking for the best settings for battery life. Im running stock 4.0.3 with Siyah 3.3.2
Current settings are 1gHz - 200mHz Governor Conservative I/O Sio
What more settings can i apply to increase battery even more?
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Search General section of this forum, there many tutorials and config there already. A good example is "magic config"
You would have saved yourself more time if you had searched.
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Alright thanks!
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undervolt everything to 1
use 100 - 200mhz
set the up threshold to 99.9%
down threshold to 1%
set hotplug to only ever use 1 core
keep brightness to a minimum
alternatively find what works best for you, threads like this are illegal and stuff innit
This is what i got now. I cant find a "magic config" . The voltages ive got now sometimes make my gs2 freeze. So im lookong for a more stable one.
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This is what i got now. I cant find a "magic config" . The voltages ive got now sometimes make my gs2 freeze. So im lookong for a more stable one.
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the best way to save battery with best stability is simply by underclocking your cpu.
-Set it to 200mhz - 1000mhz
-Don't undervolt
-You will save more battery than undervolting, and your phone will be rock stable.
Peace
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Thank you! I already got it underclocked. I dont like messing around with the voltages as i already screwed up my mainboard before.
Any governor recommended with 1000-200mhz?
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lexaniji said:
Thank you! I already got it underclocked. I dont like messing around with the voltages as i already screwed up my mainboard before.
Any governor recommended with 1000-200mhz?
Kind regards
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since you are using Siyah, uninstall Set cpu and reboot phone
Make sure you remove any settings from set cpu before uninstalling it.
install "extweaks" from market
-Open extweaks and set your profile to battery
That's the best and most stable battery- optimized settings on Siyah kernel.
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My phone is Jiayu G3S, with a MTK6589 cpu and android version 4.2.1
I use latest xposed installer and latest gravitybox.
My problem is that something is keeping my cpu busy in the background, preventing it from sleeping.
For example, i left it last night, and i opened it after 12 hours, it was awake and using cpu for about 90 minutes.
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My normal consumption is 0.3% every hour, but now it is 3%, like 10 times more. Also noticed greater consumption when screen is on.
As you can see, there is no strange wakellock that lasts that long and all my apps have settings not to auto-update.
I tried reading my logs but i didnt find any info.
I would appreciate any help
I dont know why my images dont work on xda
Check out Better Battery Stats and you will be able to find what apps or processes are running.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1179809
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Check out Better Battery Stats and you will be able to find what apps or processes are running.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1179809
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Did you even take a look at my screenshots?
Try watchdog and in settings check system processes as well
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Try watchdog and in settings check system processes as well
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already did, the screens are right there.
Nothing, no system or user app, is consuming so much time.
But on CPU states i see that my cpu is used 100%, while its supposed to be sleeping.
I also used log viewers, but nothing ade sense to me.
Any suggestions?
From my phone the images are terrible and now from my tablet just as bad, I see you used betterbattery stats but have you tried watchdog?
If so try to post those screenshots as well, if I can't read them I'll check again when at a pc
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Check out Better Battery Stats and you will be able to find what apps or processes are running.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1179809
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Sorry, on my phone the images don't load so I was unable to see that....my bad
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