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Here is my new speedtest results after i done build.prop tweaks tell me what you think and if you guys think speeds are good or better then yours ill make little guide what i done i live in 3g area and never had as good results.
UPDATE:
Here is my specs, i have tryied other specs that Mr.RockRatt posted in this thread and my specs give me better results. I am getting 8-10 mb, not all the time. during busy hours i get 6-7 mb
download:
https://market.android.com/details?id=org.nathan.jf.build.prop.editor
1- open build.prop app
2- add property
3- first line
# propety name: ro.ril.hep
# propety key: 1
4- save. exit.
ADD ONE BY ONE, then rebot at list once.
*build.prop specs*
ro.ril.hep=1
ro.ril.hsxpa=2
#ro.ril.enable.dtm=
ro.ril.gprsclass=12
ro.ril.hsdpa.category=8
#ro.ril.enable.a53=
ro.ril.hsupa.category=5
If I helped you out please hit THANKS button.
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Looks promising. What did you usually get, prior to tweaking? I rarely get faster than 3 down.
1 - 2 mgs sometimes rare 3 mg
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I remember the build.prop tweaks in the Inspire 4g forum. They worked there so I don't see why they won't here.
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trell959 said:
I remember the build.prop tweaks in the Inspire 4g forum. They worked there so I don't see why they won't here.
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Different device. I don't know about the GS2, but in the Infuse forums, ajerman proved that most of the RIL build.prop tweaks that worked for HTC devices were nothing but pure placebo effect on the Infuse. He set things to "clearly broken" values and still had good performance.
Entropy512 said:
Different device. I don't know about the GS2, but in the Infuse forums, ajerman proved that most of the RIL build.prop tweaks that worked for HTC devices were nothing but pure placebo effect on the Infuse. He set things to "clearly broken" values and still had good performance.
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Different device indeed. Looking through the build.prop, I only found two values that could potentially be changed for data speed:
ro.ril.hsxpa=1
ro.ril.gprsclass=10
Maybe because I'm on cm7?
Anyway there isn't:
ro.ril.enable.dtm=
ro.ril.gprsclass=,
ro.ril.hsdpa.category=
ro.ril.hsupa.category= or
ro.ril.hsxpa=
And I've seen these on at&t phones.
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trell959 said:
Different device indeed. Looking through the build.prop, I only found two values that could potentially be changed for data speed:
ro.ril.hsxpa=1
ro.ril.gprsclass=10
Maybe because I'm on cm7?
Anyway there isn't:
ro.ril.enable.dtm=
ro.ril.gprsclass=,
ro.ril.hsdpa.category=
ro.ril.hsupa.category= or
ro.ril.hsxpa=
And I've seen these on at&t phones.
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rom i use didnt have all values, but you got to past all 7 of them.
trell959 said:
Different device indeed. Looking through the build.prop, I only found two values that could potentially be changed for data speed:
ro.ril.hsxpa=1
ro.ril.gprsclass=10
Maybe because I'm on cm7?
Anyway there isn't:
ro.ril.enable.dtm=
ro.ril.gprsclass=,
ro.ril.hsdpa.category=
ro.ril.hsupa.category= or
ro.ril.hsxpa=
And I've seen these on at&t phones.
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Here is what I changed mine to and this is my results. I am on CM7 also.There is a thread somewhere that we hashed all this out already. I just deleted the two lines "ro.ril.hsxpa=1
ro.ril.gprsclass=10" and added these in place. I go from the 3-5Mb/s to 7-10Mb/s for my area. Add these below in the same location of the build.prop where you removed the two lines:
ro.ril.hsxpa=5
ro.ril.hsupa.category=7
ro.ril.hsdpa.category=48
ro.ril.enable.3g.prefix=1
ro.ril.gprsclass=12
ro.ril.enable.dtm=1
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RockRatt said:
Here is what I changed mine to and this is my results. I am on CM7 also.There is a thread somewhere that we hashed all this out already. I just deleted the two lines "ro.ril.hsxpa=1
ro.ril.gprsclass=10" and added these in place. I go from the 3-5Mb/s to 7-10Mb/s for my area. Add these below in the same location of the build.prop where you removed the two lines:
ro.ril.hsxpa=5
ro.ril.hsupa.category=7
ro.ril.hsdpa.category=48
ro.ril.enable.3g.prefix=1
ro.ril.gprsclass=12
ro.ril.enable.dtm=1
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Mine has no ro.ril entries whatsoever...
Where would I place these to test?
joeybear23 said:
Mine has no ro.ril entries whatsoever...
Where would I place these to test?
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On the bottom of the build.prop
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I found this info from two linked threads here on xda and had posted them back when the i777 first came out that shows what these things mean. Helps to explain what and why your are making these changes and the potential benefits.
ro.ril.hsxpa : inidcates hsxpa support of target network :
Code:
ro.ril.hsxpa=0 - UMTS r99
ro.ril.hsxpa=1 - HSDPA
ro.ril.hsxpa=2 - HSDPA/HSUPA
ro.ril.gprsclass : inidcates GPRS class of target network :
Code: Class 2 : 3 slots : 8 - 12 kbps upload / 16 - 24 kbps download
Class 4 : 4 slots : 8 - 12 kbps upload / 24 - 36 kbps download
Class 6 : 4 slots : 24 - 36 kbps upload / 24 - 36 kbps download
Class 8 : 5 slots : 8 - 12 kbps upload / 32 - 40 kbps download
Class 10 : 5 slots : 16 - 24 kbps upload / 32 - 48 kbps download
Class 12 : 5 slots : 32 - 48 kbps upload / 32 - 48 kbps download
ro.ril.hsdpa.category :
Code:
Cat 1 = 1.2 Mbit/s
Cat 2 = 1.2 Mbit/s
Cat 3 = 1.8 Mbit/s
Cat 4 = 1.8 Mbit/s
Cat 5 = 3.6 Mbit/s
Cat 6 = 3.6 Mbit/s
Cat 7 = 7.2 Mbit/s
Cat 8 = 7.2 Mbit/s
Cat 9 = 10.1 Mbit/s
Cat 10 = 14.0 Mbit/s
Cat 11 = 0.9 Mbit/s
Cat 12 = 1.8 Mbit/s
Cat 13 = 17.6 Mbit/s
Cat 14 = 21.1 Mbit/s
Cat 15 = 23.4 Mbit/s
Cat 16 = 27.9 Mbit/s
Cat 19 = 35.3 Mbit/s
Cat 20 = 42.2 Mbit/s
Cat 21 = 23.4 Mbit/s
Cat 22 = 27.9 Mbit/s
Cat 23 = 35.3 Mbit/s
Cat 24 = 42.2 Mbit/s
Cat 25 = 46.8 Mbit/s
ro.ril.hsupa.category :
Code: Cat 1 = 0.73 Mbit/s
Cat 2 = 1.46 Mbit/s
Cat 3 = 1.46 Mbit/s
Cat 4 = 2.93 Mbit/s
Cat 5 = 2.00 Mbit/s
Cat 6 = 5.76 Mbit/s
Cat 7 = 11.5 Mbit/s
ro.ril.enable.dtm=1: Boolean value when set to 1 allows ARFCN simultaneous transfer of Packet Switched (PS) and Circuit Switched (CS) data over the same radio channel
ro.ril.gprsclass=12: indicates the target 2G GPRS class of network.
Class 12 : 5 slots : 32 - 48 kbps upload / 32 -48 kbps download value to Class 10 : 5 slots : 16 - 24 kbps upload / 32 - 48 kbps download
ro.ril.hep=1: Not certain.
Suggested change to hep=0 if you have issues with HQ youtube videos over cellular data.
ro.enable.3g.prefix: Adds the 3G prefix to the operator name
ro.ril.hsdpa.category=14: Indicates the highest High-Speed Downlink Packet Access category.
Cat 8 = 7.2 Mbit/s
Cat 28 = 84.4 Mbit/s
Cat 14 = 21.1 Mbit/s
ro.ril.hsupa.category=7: Indicates the highest High Speed Uplink Packet Access category.
Cat 7 = 11.5 Mbit/s
ro.ril.hsxpa=5: Indicates HSXPA support of target network
0 = UMTS r99
1 = HSDPA
2 = HSDPA / HSUPA
5 = Not Certain.
RockRatt said:
Here is what I changed mine to and this is my results. I am on CM7 also.There is a thread somewhere that we hashed all this out already. I just deleted the two lines "ro.ril.hsxpa=1
ro.ril.gprsclass=10" and added these in place. I go from the 3-5Mb/s to 7-10Mb/s for my area. Add these below in the same location of the build.prop where you removed the two lines:
ro.ril.hsxpa=5
ro.ril.hsupa.category=7
ro.ril.hsdpa.category=48
ro.ril.enable.3g.prefix=1
ro.ril.gprsclass=12
ro.ril.enable.dtm=1
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I bolded what I had in my build.prop and changed the two bottom ones to match what RockRatt has. I changed it from 14 and 5 to 48 and 7.
Should I also add the other entries to my build.prop or will it not make any difference?
Also, according to your last post though, you posted "ro.ril.hsxpa=2 - HSDPA/HSUPA" yet in your other post you have it set to "5" so Im wondeing what the 5 represents?
Got even better.
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RockRatt said:
Here is what I changed mine to and this is my results. I am on CM7 also.There is a thread somewhere that we hashed all this out already. I just deleted the two lines "ro.ril.hsxpa=1
ro.ril.gprsclass=10" and added these in place. I go from the 3-5Mb/s to 7-10Mb/s for my area. Add these below in the same location of the build.prop where you removed the two lines:
ro.ril.hsxpa=5
ro.ril.hsupa.category=7
ro.ril.hsdpa.category=48
ro.ril.enable.3g.prefix=1
ro.ril.gprsclass=12
ro.ril.enable.dtm=1
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+1 on these settings! I went from 4 dl and .5 ul to 6.5 dl and 1.7 ul. Awesome.
nismax said:
On the bottom of the build.prop
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hmmm
I tried these exact same entries and it actually made mine worse.
I went from
2.6 Down / 1.0 Up
to
1.4 Down / 0.6 Up
I wonder if placement in the file is incorrect, or something.
Maybe try putting them in the same place as I have them then. And make sure to delete out the other two lines if you have them or ANY of the same lines that you are copying.
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Additional values should be placed in the "ADDITIONAL_BUILD_PROPERTIES" of the build.prop.
Additionally, you guys are setting values beyond the technical specifications for HSDPA and HSUPA. You can't set a value of 48 with HSDPA for instance, because that does not even exist, not sure where you got that information. Same goes for HSUPA. Setting values beyond the technical specifications will not gain you any results, as they either do not exist or the hardware is not capable of processing it.
Max HSDPA category for Galaxy S2 is 21.
Max HSUPA category for Galaxy S2 is 6.
ro.ril.hsdpa.category http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High-Speed_Downlink_Packet_Access
ro.ril.hsupa.category http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High-Speed_Uplink_Packet_Access
ro.ril.gprsclass http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/General_Packet_Radio_Service
However, just because the device is capable of an HSDPA category of 21 it does not mean AT&T will allow you to run at those speeds. Also, your city may not support the speeds yet, so YMMV.
These are the correct settings for the build.prop:
Code:
ro.ril.gprsclass=10
ro.ril.hsdpa.category=21
ro.ril.hsupa.category=6
ro.ril.hsxpa=2
ro.ril.enable.dtm=1
ro.ril.enable.a53=1
This is all you need to set.
How much of an impact do you think cases have on speeds? I get wildly different results on multiple tests from the same location. Lastly, is there a HSPDA menu for the art sgh-i777? I wanted to try completely disabling HSPDA, 3g only never see h icon etc. Is that possible? International gs2 has a menu *#*#code etc. Thanks!
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CyberpunkDad said:
How much of an impact do you think cases have on speeds? I get wildly different results on multiple tests from the same location. Lastly, is there a HSPDA menu for the art sgh-i777? I wanted to try completely disabling HSPDA, 3g only never see h icon etc. Is that possible? International gs2 has a menu *#*#code etc. Thanks!
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The wildly different speeds are due to the app you are using to do the speed test and the fact that you will connect to any random cell tower at any given moment for your cell connection. You might route through a tower across the continent and your test will go against that, not very accurate.
My two cents
I'm on a i9100 running CM9 Codeworkx latest. My build prop was missing the ro.ril.hsdpa.category and ro.ril.hsupa.category lines. I added those just as described in OP and saw instant improvement. Tested a few times to be sure. Then went back to original and tested again. Same location same signal strenth, and the downloads were less. I tried some of the settings suggested on Page2 and things got worse. Set it all back one by one and best i can tell the hsxda=5 and hsupa=5 were the most important. But the hsdpa may be as well.
I know my numbers are crap, but this is why it is so important to me
With cm9 stock build.prop
DL runs about .51 to .68 mbps
UL runs about .31 to .52 mbps
with OP settings (I used hsdpa =25)
DL was 1.65 to 2.19 mbps
UP was .23 and .65 mbps
Also I'll point out that in the latest CM9 there is a setting in advanced that allows for UMTS/HSDPA/HSUPA but I believe the missing build.prop lines prevents it from working correctly.
Related
XxXViRuSXxX posted this over in the EVO forums, he is going to Port it to the EVO, but its the first leak for the EVO 3D
http://911sniper.blog.163.com/blog/static/142900881201141705118527/
THANKS 911 SNIPER
ro.build.version.release=2.3.3
ro.board.platform=msm8660
ro.product.brand=sprint
ro.product.name=htc_shooter
ro.product.processor = 1.2 GHz dualcore
ro.product.ram = 1GB
ro.product.display_resolution = 4.3 inch QHD resolution (540*960)
ro.product.main_camera = 5M * 2
ro.product.front_camera = 1.3M
ro.product.bluetooth = 3.0
ro.product.wifi = 802.11 b/g/n
I can't download it yet, but if anyone gets a mirror, please post
Mirror: HTC SHOOTER LEAK
Please download and re-up mirrors? I'm using my own 4shared space for now.
Mirror: http://www.share-online.biz/dl/TPYYWBLL82F
Multiupload Link
Just in case we need any more!
Thanks to all. Got it, looks great! Now I can study up on what I'm gonna change, LOL
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jefbal99 said:
XxXViRuSXxX posted this over in the EVO forums, he is going to Port it to the EVO, but its the first leak for the EVO 3D
http://911sniper.blog.163.com/blog/static/142900881201141705118527/
THANKS 911 SNIPER
ro.build.version.release=2.3.3
ro.board.platform=msm8660
ro.product.brand=sprint
ro.product.name=htc_shooter
ro.product.processor = 1.2 GHz dualcore
ro.product.ram = 1GB
ro.product.display_resolution = 4.3 inch QHD resolution (540*960)
ro.product.main_camera = 5M * 2
ro.product.front_camera = 1.3M
ro.product.bluetooth = 3.0
ro.product.wifi = 802.11 b/g/n
I can't download it yet, but if anyone gets a mirror, please post
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Flashing this will allow the device to use any SIM Card??
michalis95 said:
Flashing this will allow the device to use any SIM Card??
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No. It's a system dump. It has nothing to do with a sim card.
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does this ruu also have the encrypted bootloader? because it seems to have an earlier image number, like the evo did when we got the engineering version.
eck0728 said:
does this ruu also have the encrypted bootloader? because it seems to have an earlier image number, like the evo did when we got the engineering version.
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This is the ultimate question.... can anyone confirm that this is/isn't locked with 256 bit AES? If not, then this is our solution for when the E3D drops, and heading towards S-OFF.
eck0728 said:
does this ruu also have the encrypted bootloader? because it seems to have an earlier image number, like the evo did when we got the engineering version.
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heres to hoping
looks great looking forward to this
looks like 911sniper's site has been taken down
Teardown of the Xperia Play
This might be useful for the developpers and curious people like me
Just for you to know we have a great processor and the best RAM for performance
Follow this link for more info:
http://www.ubmtechinsights.com/teardowns/sony-xperia-play-teardown/?cid=137
1 gb internal ?? I wish -.-
We have only around 380
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It says we have 2gb ddr2 ram and an 8gb nand lol
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Gb != GB guys !
1Gb = 128 MB.
But the teardown is damn nice. IC decapping and stuff .... they take the term "teardown" damn serious xD
Regards,
iCEQB
I though 1024mb = 1gb lol
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1024 MB = 1 GigaBYTE correct !
But 1 GigaBIT = 128 MB !
GigaBIT (Gb) and GigaBYTE (GB) are two complete different things
Regards,
iCEQB
pay special attention to the "b".
1B = 8b
or
1 byte = 8 bit
which means
8 Gb = 1 GB
computers only deal with bytes, that is why you only see the lower value.
Fun fact: check the advertised internet speed from you provider, almost all of them use "bit", witch is 1/8 of the actual speed you get, witch is in "byte"
oh, and byte is used mostly because it represents one character, while bit is used to represent a 0 or 1,
Thanks guys, i never knew that lol
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What I find interesting on this is
Other major design wins include Micron’s MT29F8G16ADBDAH4 8Gb (1GB) NAND Flash (for storage) and Broadcom’s BCM4329 Bluetooth, WiFi and FM radio IC.
FM Radio, is this the same as the Nexus One, comes with the hardware but no application/kernel support?
I think I read somewhere that they left the FM-radio out cause of battery consumption and it really was a drainer on my htc desire hd.
Regards Dousan...
m3dteam said:
pay special attention to the "b".
1B = 8b
or
1 byte = 8 bit
which means
8 Gb = 1 GB
computers only deal with bytes, that is why you only see the lower value.
Fun fact: check the advertised internet speed from you provider, almost all of them use "bit", witch is 1/8 of the actual speed you get, witch is in "byte"
oh, and byte is used mostly because it represents one character, while bit is used to represent a 0 or 1,
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Not quite, they use bits, which is 8 times what you think you are getting...if they say 8 meg broadband, you're getting 8 megabits or 1 megabytes broadband.
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kenshindono said:
Teardown of the Xperia Play
This might be useful for the developpers and curious people like me
Just for you to know we have a great processor and the best RAM for performance
Follow this link for more info:
http://www.ubmtechinsights.com/teardowns/sony-xperia-play-teardown/?cid=137
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Just a quick question. Sony Ericsson spec for Xperia Play is 512 MB of RAM, but the Elpida DDR2 RAM is just 2Gb which means only 256 MB of RAM. Is there another 256 MB of RAM somewhere else?
So, most of you probably noticed you have to have the Camera set to INTERNAL STORAGE in order for it to be even possible to shoot HD video as the external CLASS 4 SDHC card is incapable of writing fast enough. After searching all over the web I'm hearing about some successful upgrades to class 6 and even class 10 sdhc cards to fix this issue with mixed long-term results.
One of the issues I see popping up a lot with the class 10 cards is data corruption. Sometimes the data can be recovered with chkdsk, sometimes the card needs to be outright formatted to be useable again and all data is lost.
Does anyone know what causes that?
Is the Droid X2 even capable of taking advantage of the Class 10s speeds or is there an innate bottleneck that gives it speeds comparable to a good class 6?
Are certain cards performing better in the Motorola phones, such as this one?
I'm really interested in a 32GB card because the damn thing fills up quick when you shoot video, but I really don't want any headaches considering the cost of these things.
Has anyone with a Droid X2 upgraded to a 32GB Class 6 or 10 without any problems? Can you post benchmarks that show that the card is capable of writing at 10mb/s or faster?
I'll update this OP with any helpful feedback if it comes to that.
Please don't link me to any of the half of dozen other SDHC threads as it doesn't answer my question regarding the application, compatibility, and potential bottlenecks of Class 6 and 10 cards in a Motorola Droid X2.
I had a class 10 card, it gave me tons of errors. Sometimes just by plugging it directly into the computer would fix it. Twice that did not work and I needed a complete reformat.
I had my class 10 SD card in my Droid X2 for about 2 weeks before I needed a reformatting. But I'm a tech disaster zone, I think I ate a powerful magnet as a kid. But either way keep that number in mind. I got a quick replacement at walmart that didn't list the class, but it is working well now.
Oh and it was a 16gb card
Could you benchmark its write speed? If it's able to record 720 video without stuttering, all I need to know is how fast it's capable of writing data. Class 4s are apparently too slow, so it's probably a class 6.
ryoxsinfar said:
I had a class 10 card, it gave me tons of errors. Sometimes just by plugging it directly into the computer would fix it. Twice that did not work and I needed a complete reformat.
I had my class 10 SD card in my Droid X2 for about 2 weeks before I needed a reformatting. But I'm a tech disaster zone, I think I ate a powerful magnet as a kid. But either way keep that number in mind. I got a quick replacement at walmart that didn't list the class, but it is working well now.
Oh and it was a 16gb card
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My TOPRAM 8GB class 10 works wonderfully, I haven't had a single issue.
Here's what I did. Removed old sdcard, installed new sdcard, powdered on phone, navigated to settings> sdcard & phone storage> unmount sdcard | format sdcard | mount sdcard.
Zero errors, it's been weeks since installation. Benchmarks 8.8MB read 13.7MB write.
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Awesome! This is the kinda feedback I'm looking for! Thanks, sweetheart.
juhde said:
My TOPRAM 8GB class 10 works wonderfully, I haven't had a single issue.
Here's what I did. Removed old sdcard, installed new sdcard, powdered on phone, navigated to settings> sdcard & phone storage> unmount sdcard | format sdcard | mount sdcard.
Zero errors, it's been weeks since installation. Benchmarks 8.8MB read 13.7MB write.
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i've got a 2yr old Kingston Class 6 8GB card that handles 720P video on this thing just fine. almost went for a class 10 but didn't feel the expense at the time was worth the minor speed boost. The handful of videos i still have are from a concert and going by size and length its writing around 1.5mb/s on average for mine. was a techno show, low light and lots of moving flashy lights.
Class 4's should be fine... but again i've rarely hit full speed with sd cards.
The Class 4 that it comes with isn't able to handle the HD video recording. View the resources section at the bottom of this post. There's also a youtube link to what kind of videos people are getting with class 4 SDHCs at the bottom of that list.
Could you bench your class 6 and post the results?
Here are two free apps that can do this easily for you:
An Tu Tu Benchmark
SD Tools
Thanks
SD Tools doesn't work on my X2 it says "Error reading buffer..."
I've tried to reinstall it as well with no luck. Anyone else having the same problem?
I just ran a test with AnTuTu, only I just realized there is only one spot for SD card speed. Did it just test my internal only? I also tried SD tools but it says "Read Buffer Error".
If it did test my external card then the Write was 5.2MB/s and Read was 8.2 MB/s. This card came from walmart, capacity 16gb, it was just what they had.
Ugh, stupid double post. Where's the dang post delete button? LOL
ryoxsinfar said:
I just ran a test with AnTuTu, only I just realized there is only one spot for SD card speed. Did it just test my internal only? I also tried SD tools but it says "Read Buffer Error".
If it did test my external card then the Write was 5.2MB/s and Read was 8.2 MB/s. This card came from walmart, capacity 16gb, it was just what they had.
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Oh wow antutu only benchmarks the internal. Personally, I benched mine from my PC. I didn't try the android apps myself. I just assumed they worked. Does anyone know a benchmarking app that works for the Droid X2 External SD CARD? I use ATTO from my PC. I get consistent 4.2 MB/s on the external but on the internal I cap at around 5.4. This leads me to believe that a class 6 card is more than sufficient, but I'm really interested in investing into a class 10 for the long term.
I haven't heard of anyone having problems with class 6s, so that seems to be a safe bet.
Anyone else out there with class 10s on their DX2 wanna post some feedback?
Edit: Benching program SD Card Speed Test. I have run the tests w/ a class 6 but I forgot where I placed the text files, but ican say there is a pretty decent difference.
Edit 2: 16 GB PNY
RAN WITH A CLASS 10 SD CARD
5 runs w/o SD speed increase (128kb)
Trial #1 - Write speed - 10 MB/s Reading speed - 14 MB/s
Trial #2 - Write speed - 10 MB/s Reading speed - 9 MB/s
Trial #3 - Write speed - 7MB/s Reading speed 9 MB/s
Trial # 4 - Write speed 9 MB/s Reading speed 18 MB/s
Trial # 5 - Write speed 8 MB/s Reading speed 12 MB/s
Average : Write speed - 8.8 MB/s Reading speed - 12.4 MB/s (stock)
5 runs w/ SD speed increase (1024)
Trial #1 - Write speed 8 MB/s Reading speed 14 MB/s
Trial #2 - Write speed 10 MB/s Reading speed 11 MB/s
Trial #3 - Write speed 10 MB/s Reading speed 11 MB/s
Trial #4 - Write speed 7 MB/s Reading speed 8 MB/s
Trial # 5 - Write speed 5 MB/s Reading speed 11 MB/s
Average: Write speed - 8 MB/s Reading speed - 11 MB/s ( - .8 write speed (10% loss) - 1.4 reading speed (11.6% loss) from stock)
5 runs w/ SD speed increase (2048)
Trial # 1 - Write speed 11 MB/s Reading speed 22 MB/s
Trial # 2 - Write speed 15 MB/s Reading speed 25 MB/s
Trial # 3 - Write speed 12 MB/s Reading speeed 22 MB/s
Trial # 4 - Write speed 15 Mb/s Reading speed is 14 MB/s
Trial # 5 - Write speed 12 MB/s Reading speed is 25 MB/s
Average: Write speed - 13 MB/s Reading speed - 21.6 MB/s ( + 4.2 write speed (47% gain) + 9.2 reading speed (74% gain) from stock)
5 runs w/ SD speed increase (3072)
Trial # 1 - Write speed 10 MB/s Reading speed 22 MB/s
Trial # 2 - Write speed 14 MB/s Reading speed 16 MB/s
Trial # 3 - Write speed 14 MB/s Reading speed 14 MB/s
Trial # 4 - Write speed 8 MB/s Reading speed 22 MB/s
Trial # 5 - Write speed 13 MB/s Reading speed 22MB/s
Average: Write speed - 11.8 MB/s Reading speed - 19.2 MB/s ( + 3 write speed (34% gain) + 6.8 reading speed (54% gain) from stock)
5 runs w/ SD speed increase (4096)
Trial # 1 - Write speed 16 MB/s Reading speed 14 MB/s
Trial # 2 - Write speed 9 MB/s Reading speed 22 MB/s
Trial # 3 - Write speed 13 MB/s Reading speed 22 MB/s
Trial # 4 - Write speed 11 MB/s Reading speed 22 MB/s
Trial # 5 - Write speed 10 MB/s Reading speed 22 MB/s
Average: Write speed - 11.8 MB/s Reading speed - 20.4 MB/s ( + 3 write speed (34% gain) + 8 reading speed (64% gain) from stock)
Very nice. And you haven't had any issues with that card such as data corruptions with your Droid X²?
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Calcobrena said:
Very nice. And you haven't had any issues with that card such as data corruptions with your Droid X²?
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Zero, and I've had this card for at least 2-3 weeks now. One thing I can say though is the portioning seems to slow it down significantly, not sure if it frees up much RAM doing it anyways with most of the apps going to the SD instead of the internal flash. But w/o bloat removal and the V6 supercharger I had 180 MB of RAM free at one time. I've pushed the old vold.fstab back, and I'll check out the differences in speed once again, along with total free memory.
Awesome. I'm gonna go ahead and list this as a known compatible. Let me know if any issues crop up, please.
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I can see where hidef video recording would be important to have a fast sd card, but some are assuming the sd card is the issue for audio pops on the DX2. The problem with that theory is that MP3s cache a chunk or (depending on size) all of the file to memory and there are parity checks for audio continuity. MP3s do not stream from the card, per say. Even cheap CD players buffer at least a few hundred KB with cache and more for better players (to cover for driving environment).
I thought my SD card was causing my Mp3 files to stutter but after moving them over to internal memory it only helped a bit and stuttering continues.
This thing is a pos =p
I also can not find an app called "sd card speed test"... which one are you using zetsumeikuro?
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Ugh, stupid double post. Where's the dang post delete button? LOL
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I've got a 16GB Patriot Memory Class 10 that I have been using for almost a year now with no issues. Although it is in my Samsung Vibrant (Custom ROM / VooDoo). I upgraded from a class 4 and did notice quite a difference in access time.
PnoT said:
I thought my SD card was causing my Mp3 files to stutter but after moving them over to internal memory it only helped a bit and stuttering continues.
This thing is a pos =p
I also can not find an app called "sd card speed test"... which one are you using zetsumeikuro?
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Never had any of the stuttering issues w/ mp3 etc. If you think the phone is a PoS get rid of it .
Thanks blaq, but unfortunately that doesn't help much because motorola devices are supposedly fussy with some class 10 cards causing file system and corruptions and whatnot that other manufacturers' devices aren't experiencing.
As for music I have been using google music without any skipping issues and it's also freed up a few gigs on my SD card.
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Updated 1/17/2012
- Busy with college work until 1/20/2012, then I'll update benchmarks
- Benchmarks now much more accurate.
- Planning on including AnTutu Benchmark results! In the midst of running benchmarks, check back later for a more details !
Okay, so the Samsung Galaxy Player 5 is now supported with Tegrak's overclocking application!
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ADJUSTING THE CPU CAN "POTENTIALLY" BE DANGEROUS. PLEASE MAKE SURE YOU KNOW WHAT YOUR DOING BEFORE TESTING ANY CLOCKS HIGHER THAN THOSE CONFIRMED BY MYSELF OR OTHER MEMBERS. I AM NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY ISSUES THAT OCCUR DUE TO OVERCLOCKING.
Read below to see what's been tested along with some benchmarks + info on each test! If you have any information you'd like to share, let me know and I'll edit it into this post!
Thanks and happy overclocking! Push it to the limit!
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Tested Clock Frequencies so far...
[1.0GHz] - Stable (It's stock)
~ Average Q-Score: 1445.2 (Out of 5 tests) {Known to flucuate from 1400-1600}
~ AnTuTu score: 3064 (one test so far)
[1.1GHz] - Stable
~ Average Q-Score: 1593.2
~ AnTuTu score: 3192 (one test so far)
~ Significant battery life reduction? : Untested, post if you have tested this!
~ Any noticable issues come up? : Not yet, post if you have had one!
[1.2GHz] - Stable
~ Average Q-score: 1761.5 (Thanks to Meticulus)
~ Significant battery life reduction? : Untested, post if you have tested this!
~ Any noticable issues come up? : None so far, post if you have had any!
[1.3GHz] - Stable (Haven't tested for a long period of time though)
~ Average Q-score: 1856.7 (Thanks to Meticulus)
[1.4GHz] - Seemed Stable (Haven't tested for a long period of time)
[1.5GHz] - Seemed Stable (Only spent about 5min at this frequency)
~ AnTuTu score: 3713
[1.6GHz+] - Haven't tested yet.
GOING TO UPDATE THIS WITH MORE ACCURATE INFORMATION:: Please check back later!
1.0GHz [Stock] - 1.275V
- Average Quadrant: 1445.2
AVERAGE:
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IF YOU TRY OTHERS: Please let me know so I can update this post!
~ Zane
Well, been messing with it a little with my 4.0 U.S version, and I really don't feel good about going over 1.2 ghz, but it is cool. I would like to know how this thing scores so much higher with quadrant than the original galaxy s, even without overclock, weird. The biggest problem I experience with this is the stupid lack of ram! It is supposed to have 512, witch would be okay, but for some stupid reason it only has 300 something! Really, this thing doesn't need ovrclock, it needs more ram.
Here is the link to tegrak's guide to overclocking...
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ZaIINN said:
Okay, so the Samsung Galaxy Player 5 is now supported with Tegrak's overclocking application!
So far I've tested clocking it to 1.252GHz and it seems to raise the Quadrant score over 1000, but it gives the option to adjust the voltage and raise the cpu to 2GHz (max setting). I don't have much experience with adjusting voltage at all, so if anyone is curious and wants to try, please share! I'm hoping it runs 1.5GHz fairly stable, 1.2GHz seemed perfectly fine (and snappy! =) )
Remember, this requires a root!
Here is what I've found so far! [5 tests per clock speed per tune]
Quadrant (free) scores:
It didn't adjust the voltage when going between the 1.05 -> 1.3GHz tests, I don't know if that's bad or not.
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1.0 GHz
- 831
- 937
- 815
- 835
- 901
= 863.8 <AVERAGE>
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1.052 GHz
- 1008
- 1017
- 993
- 835
- 916
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1.10 GHz
- 1198
- 1251
- 1310
- 1344
- 1383
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1.152 GHz
- 1441
- 1338
- 1348
- 1331
- 1400
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1.20GHz
- 1388
- 1369
- 1313
- 1347
- 1401
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1.252 GHz
- 1376
- 1403
- 1373
- 1412
- 1374
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1.3GHz+
UNTESTED
IF YOU TRY OTHERS: Please let me know so I can update this post!
~ Zane
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It's strange, I can get around 1400 in quadrant without overclocking. How come your scores are so low?
great news!
I really need overclock!
Just bought ultimate version, soon I'll test it!
You have pretty low scores on Quadrant, I get 1400 stock and 2000+ at 1.3 ghz. I want to know if there is a point to overclock because I am fine with stock speed, fasters speeds would be better but it looks like the cons outweigh the pros on overclocking.
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Quadrant testing using Tegrak Overclock Ultimate.
Notes:
1. Player is rooted
2. Chainfire3D pro installed but default settings are in place.
3. Model: US YP-G70CWY/XAA
4. Mhz and voltage changes are made after a reboot.
5. Quadrant Standard Edition Version 1.1.7 Revision 1518
6. SetCPU used to verify speed.
7. Scaling = ondemand.
8. Tegrak Overclock Ultimate 0.9.1
Stock: 1ghz (1275v) - Best: 1676 | Average: 1589.3
1. 1301
2. 1436
3. 1590
4. 1665
5. 1583
6. 1657
7. 1676
8. 1665
9. 1656
10. 1664
1.1 ghz (1275v) Best: 1784 | Average: 1693.9
1. 1387
2. 1596
3. 1646
4. 1758
5. 1772
6. 1760
7. 1711
8. 1753
9. 1772
10.1784
1.2 ghz (1275v) Best: 1910 | Average: 1761.5
1. 1504
2. 1670
3. 1855
4. 1864
5. 1869
6. 1686
7. 1910
8. 1769
9. 1752
10.1736
1.3 ghz (1275v) Best: 1966 | Average: 1856.7
1. 1561
2. 1701
3. 1720
4. 1963
5. 1894
6. 1949
7. 1966
8. 1965
9. 1961
10.1887
So that's my test. I'm going to try out higher speeds later. Let me know if you are getting significantly more or less. Please note any programs you may be using that may be influencing the results.
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I have not tested it but doesn't SuperOneClick 2.2 (or later?) have Unroot button?
If you used supeoneclick, it has an un-root option. The others may as well, I haven't checked.
ZaIINN said:
Damn, are you sure you were getting 1676 stock? I'm definitely returning this device... is there a way to un-root?
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Don't return the device, i have results similar to you (about 1400 with 1,2 clock).
It may depends on backgrounding apps or something else, the important fact is that device is faster with overclock.
tapioco2000 said:
Don't return the device, i have results similar to you (about 1400 with 1,2 clock).
It may depends on backgrounding apps or something else, the important fact is that device is faster with overclock.
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Er I meant return it for a new one haha, I'm still under the return thing until Jan 21st (or so) with Bestbuy. And if others are getting 1400 stock and near 2000 oc'd, I'd assume there is something wrong with the hardware =( I just hope that kind of thing will work with the "Geek Squad" or if they'll just laugh at me.
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Er I meant return it for a new one haha, I'm still under the return thing until Jan 21st (or so) with Bestbuy. And if others are getting 1400 stock and near 2000 oc'd, I'd assume there is something wrong with the hardware =( I just hope that kind of thing will work with the "Geek Squad" or if they'll just laugh at me.
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I've understood, quadrant is not Bible, it give just indications.
Now i'm testing 1.3 Ghz and 1.375 V (so overvolt) , very fast and no freezes.
Does it work with my french SGS wifi 4.0?
I've just tried : yes, it works.
1524 : my first Quadrant with 1152 MHz.
wow
I had mine up to 1.5ghz... Ran smooth but obly had it thre for like 10 minutes... Ran like tow benches. 1st was 1997 second was 2019. It didnt heat up or anything, but i would prefer not to burn out my chip. Only reason I went so high is because the galaxy s has been clocked to 1.6 .
I think at 1.5 i could max at 2200-2300 with the stock rom. I got 1400 stock... Yp-g70
Well, here is some undervolting results I got:
Mhz - CPU volt - Internal volt
- 100mhz 750 mv 770 mv
- 200mhz 780 mv 870 mv
- 400mhz 870 mv 870 mv
- 800mhz 1020 mv 940 mv
- 1000mhz 1090 mv 940 mv
Maybe this values are useful for someone.
I tried 1.5GHz and it seemed to make the Android notification bar lag, what did you change your voltages to?
* Double post, idk how to delete it >_>
tcb4 said:
I had mine up to 1.5ghz... Ran smooth but obly had it thre for like 10 minutes... Ran like tow benches. 1st was 1997 second was 2019. It didnt heat up or anything, but i would prefer not to burn out my chip. Only reason I went so high is because the galaxy s has been clocked to 1.6 .
I think at 1.5 i could max at 2200-2300 with the stock rom. I got 1400 stock... Yp-g70
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I tried mine @ 1.5GHz, but it seemed make the Android notification pull-down bar lag, what did you set your voltages to?
I'm wondering what settings people are using for undervolting. I'm running Neutrino v2.5 GT with the patch and supercharger. Seems like if I set anything above 50 I get a reboot. Kinda a total noob when it comes to UV so any help would be appreciated
I would like to know this too please.
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I'm currently running this:
1300: -150
1200: -100
1100: -50
1000: -50
800: -50
456: -100
216: -150
I've tried lower but I started getting reboots, at these voltages it's been good for a few days now.
Every Atrix isn't the same so while one set may work for one persons phone it may not on yours. One thing, though. DO NOT break the 100mv limit. Meaning if 1GHz is at 1000mv, then the step below it (912MHz if you're on a 1GHz kernel) shouldn't go below 900mv. This is a limit on the Tegra 2 set by Nvidia and going passed the 100mv limit cancels out undervolting across the board. Meaning if 1GHz is at 1000mv and you set 912MHz to 875mv or lower, it won't matter what the undervolting application says. Your phone will NOT be undervolted. I'm able to under volt fairly well and I usually stick to 1GHz kernels to save on battery. If you're using a 1GHz kernel, try leaving the first two frequencies alone (don't change 1GHz or 912 MHz). Here's what I've been using on CM9 with faux123's 1GHz kernel:
1GHz - no change
912MHz - 25
750MHz - 50
608MHz - 95
456MHz - 105
312MHz - 115
216MHz - 135
This has been stable for me since I got my Atrix and works really well on a couple of my friend's Atrix. If this causes reboots then set 912MHz back to no change at 950mv and I can almost promise you the problem will be fixed. Also, if you're a battery saving whore like I am and you're on AT&T, flash the N_01.100.00R European radio. This will allow you to set your phone to GSM Only by dialing *#*#4636#*#* and changing GSM auto (PRL) and use the EDGE (2G) service providing you with MUCH better battery life. If you need the higher speeds then switch back or simply reboot the phone. Hope this information helps.
On a side note, underclocking is another useful way to conserve battery. I never did this on GB ROMs as everything became terribly slow, but on ICS, underclocking barely hinders performance. I have mine underclocked at 750MHz and in terms on scrolling, opening apps, playing games, web surfing, even moving through homescreens, it still outperformed any GB ROM I've used at 1GHz and even 1.3GHz. Even benchmarks are fairly the same. Going on 53 hours with HEAVY usage. e.g. Web browsing all day, texting, few phone calls, and playing games.
Sent from my AT&T CM9 MB860 on EDGE
I'm on Turl's CM9 build v9 with faux123's 1GHz kernel and I undervolt to:
1GHz - 950 mV (-50)
912 - 930 mV (-20)
750 - 830 mV (-70)
608 - 730 mV (-120)
456 - 630 mV (-170)
312 - 530 mV (-245)
216 - 430 mV (-320)
I tried an extreme that someone else had on their Atrix with 216 MHz at 400 mV, and 100mV increment up and my phone became unstable (with 912 MHz at 900mV). Following some other people's advice to undervolt less at 912MHz I arrived at my current setting that is stable for my phone.
I'm using Neutrino 2.2 with the latest faux kernel because I couldn't get phone to deep sleep with 2.5 even with the update installed.
I used pimp my cpu and managed these undervolts, it wouldn't let me go past -250mV is that normal?
1300Mhz -125 mV = 1175 mV
1200Mhz -100 mV = 1100 mV
1100Mhz -50 mV = 1050 mV
1000Mhz -50 mV = 950 mV
800Mhz - 175 mV = 725 mV
456 Mhz - 200 mV = 600 mV
216 Mhz - 250 mV = 500 mV
I was quite surprised of the jump in mV to 1000Mhz, it just wouldn't take any lower voltage without freezing. But I have extended my battery life loads by using pimpmycpu its cool as. Also from the above post does that mean my 800Mhz undervolt is ok or not?
Enkidu1978 said:
I'm using Neutrino 2.2 with the latest faux kernel because I couldn't get phone to deep sleep with 2.5 even with the update installed.
I used pimp my cpu and managed these undervolts, it wouldn't let me go past -250mV is that normal?
1300Mhz -125 mV = 1175 mV
1200Mhz -100 mV = 1100 mV
1100Mhz -50 mV = 1050 mV
1000Mhz -50 mV = 950 mV
800Mhz - 175 mV = 725 mV
456 Mhz - 200 mV = 600 mV
216 Mhz - 250 mV = 500 mV
I was quite surprised of the jump in mV to 1000Mhz, it just wouldn't take any lower voltage without freezing. But I have extended my battery life loads by using pimpmycpu its cool as. Also from the above post does that mean my 800Mhz undervolt is ok or not?
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Your phone isn't undervolted at all since you broke the 100mv limit. Might show that you are, but the phone is still running with high power consumption.
Also, if you wanna go lower, get SetCPU. Goes all the way down to -500mv and doesn't lock you to increments of 25. You can set any value such as -69mv, -146mv, etc.
Sent from my AT&T CM9 MB860 on EDGE
I'm using the 1.3ghz kernel anyone got safe recommendations not breaking the 100mw rule
Sent from Atrix 4g Neutrino 2.5
I'm running faux 1.3 too n that's wat I'm trying to figure out too. Because according to what you're saying I'd only be able to UV at lowest 2 or 3 speeds
squee666 said:
I'm using the 1.3ghz kernel anyone got safe recommendations not breaking the 100mw rule
Sent from Atrix 4g Neutrino 2.5
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As I stated earlier, not ever phone is built the same. What works for someone else may not work for you.
CREAPFACE said:
I'm running faux 1.3 too n that's wat I'm trying to figure out too. Because according to what you're saying I'd only be able to UV at lowest 2 or 3 speeds
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The best idea is to do minimal undervolting on higher frequencies as they need more power and do the more intense undervolting on lower frequencies.
I changed mine up, a bit. This is what I'm working with, now:
1GH no change = 1000mv
912MHz -25mv = 925mv
750MHz -50mv = 850mv
608MHz -100mv = 750mv
456MHz -150mv = 650mv
312MHz -225mv = 550mv
216MHz -300mv = 450mv
To me, undervolting is a way to mainly save power, further, when the screen is off while conserving as much as I can when I'm actually using the phone.
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Pretty sure it just the rom. Switched to redpill to test it and with undervolting I had %60 battery left after all day of heavy use.
Im on jokersax 0.33, installed setcpu, but i dont see voltages menu at all.
Can somebody guide me pls
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Its the 3rd tab at the top. It says main, then profiles, then voltages. Not sure if its on there if your not running a custom kernel
CREAPFACE said:
Its the 3rd tab at the top. It says main, then profiles, then voltages. Not sure if its on there if your not running a custom kernel
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Thats y maybe,.. i am on kernel which comes with jokersax ROM, so probably i cannot get it ;(
EDIT: Yes, i installed http://www.jokersax.com/upload/Atrix-CM9-Kernel-025b-ext4-1.00GHz.zip and i got Voltage tab.
I am testing Neroga settings now.
akyboy said:
Thats y maybe,.. i am on kernel which comes with jokersax ROM, so probably i cannot get it ;(
EDIT: Yes, i installed http://www.jokersax.com/upload/Atrix-CM9-Kernel-025b-ext4-1.00GHz.zip and i got Voltage tab.
I am testing Neroga settings now.
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Phone froze 2 times and restarted, restoring from standby.
Any ideas what i should change?
Tnx
You have to start out pretty low and work ur way up til u don't get any reboots. Also I'd try faux123's kernel the 1.3 is where its at
I couldn't find any voltage tab
I've tried the standard kernel that comes with the neutrino and faux 1,45ghz for cm7...
Any suggestion?
Neroga said:
Every Atrix isn't the same so while one set may work for one persons phone it may not on yours. One thing, though. DO NOT break the 100mv limit. Meaning if 1GHz is at 1000mv, then the step below it (912MHz if you're on a 1GHz kernel) shouldn't go below 900mv. This is a limit on the Tegra 2 set by Nvidia and going passed the 100mv limit cancels out undervolting across the board. Meaning if 1GHz is at 1000mv and you set 912MHz to 875mv or lower, it won't matter what the undervolting application says. Your phone will NOT be undervolted. I'm able to under volt fairly well and I usually stick to 1GHz kernels to save on battery. If you're using a 1GHz kernel, try leaving the first two frequencies alone (don't change 1GHz or 912 MHz). Here's what I've been using on CM9 with faux123's 1GHz kernel:
1GHz - no change
912MHz - 25
750MHz - 50
608MHz - 95
456MHz - 105
312MHz - 115
216MHz - 135
This has been stable for me since I got my Atrix and works really well on a couple of my friend's Atrix. If this causes reboots then set 912MHz back to no change at 950mv and I can almost promise you the problem will be fixed. Also, if you're a battery saving whore like I am and you're on AT&T, flash the N_01.100.00R European radio. This will allow you to set your phone to GSM Only by dialing *#*#4636#*#* and changing GSM auto (PRL) and use the EDGE (2G) service providing you with MUCH better battery life. If you need the higher speeds then switch back or simply reboot the phone. Hope this information helps.
On a side note, underclocking is another useful way to conserve battery. I never did this on GB ROMs as everything became terribly slow, but on ICS, underclocking barely hinders performance. I have mine underclocked at 750MHz and in terms on scrolling, opening apps, playing games, web surfing, even moving through homescreens, it still outperformed any GB ROM I've used at 1GHz and even 1.3GHz. Even benchmarks are fairly the same. Going on 53 hours with HEAVY usage. e.g. Web browsing all day, texting, few phone calls, and playing games.
Sent from my AT&T CM9 MB860 on EDGE
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Can you explain exactly how you set your phone to 2G only? Reason I'm asking is 'cause I flashed the radio you mentioned and tried to use 2G only, but it keeps resetting back to gsm/cdma (prl).
Switched to neutrino EE n haven't had a problem since. Battery will last me 2 days