Hi, I want to know which JB do you recomend as the fastest, I´ve tried the epinter, jokersax, aokp, and miui. But still the Mrom scores higher with the antutu benchmark.
Currently I´m using Mrom and so far the battery life and the speed of the Atrix is awesome. Without having to overclock I get 5,340 of score, Is there a JB rom that can score to at least 5,000 with the antutu without having to overclock?
Why do benchmarks mean so much to you?
You already tried all the JB roms pretty much anyways, you most likely answered your own question.
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Benchmarks mean nothing. Whether your phone lags doing day to day operations is the only thing that matters
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Synthetic benchmarks are completely useless and meaningless in that they do not represent normal day-to-day usage patterns. Personal experience is by far the best benchmark there is.
EDIT: bah, too late, has been said already.
ravilov said:
Synthetic benchmarks are completely useless and meaningless in that they do not represent normal day-to-day usage patterns. Personal experience is by far the best benchmark there is.
EDIT: bah, too late, has been said already.
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I got a kick out of the benchmark results that came out with iPhone 5 vs GS3. IPhone was higher slightly and isheeps were doing circle jerks because of it. I've never seen a cross platform benchmark test and I tried saying how benchmarks do not mean a thing. I got down voted hard.
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andrew.cambridge said:
I got a kick out of the benchmark results that came out with iPhone 5 vs GS3. IPhone was higher slightly and isheeps were doing circle jerks because of it. I've never seen a cross platform benchmark test and I tried saying how benchmarks do not mean a thing. I got down voted hard.
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Its funny too because in a few months there will probably be an android phone that's even twice as powerful as the gs3. The isheep thinking they will always have the best are sadly mistaken.
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chafamexxx said:
Hi, I want to know which JB do you recomend as the fastest, I´ve tried the epinter, jokersax, aokp, and miui. But still the Mrom scores higher with the antutu benchmark.
Currently I´m using Mrom and so far the battery life and the speed of the Atrix is awesome. Without having to overclock I get 5,340 of score, Is there a JB rom that can score to at least 5,000 with the antutu without having to overclock?
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Till now all JB roms are experimental, so I prefer a stable one, rather than fast.
You won't find a "very fast" JB rom 'cause we dont have the drivers neither the kernel for managing everything as the GB roms
I tried several and at least with the day-by-day use, epinters was the best, no lag but some games didn't run as fast as the GB rom
joelorona said:
You won't find a "very fast" JB rom 'cause we dont have the drivers neither the kernel for managing everything as the GB roms
I tried several and at least with the day-by-day use, epinters was the best, no lag but some games didn't run as fast as the GB rom
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I use CNA 3.6.5, some games like Cut The Rope overspeed a bit.
joelorona said:
You won't find a "very fast" JB rom 'cause we dont have the drivers neither the kernel for managing everything as the GB roms
I tried several and at least with the day-by-day use, epinters was the best, no lag but some games didn't run as fast as the GB rom
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thanks to everyone for the responses, I´ll keep my Mrom for now and wait to see if Motorola releases the Drivers so we can have the hardware acceleration on JB.
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I currently have nemesis lag fix installed. I get around 1700+ on quadrant. How do people get 2000+? Help? Thankss.
EDIT: Barely get 1600 now
dwight28 said:
I currently have nemesis lag fix installed. I get around 1700+ on quadrant. How do people get 2000+? Help? Thankss.
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First of all, Quadrant scores don't really do anything except let you see the differences between certain roms. It has almost 0 bearing on real world performance. But, to answer your question, the aosp roms (vanilla froyo, MIUI, cyanogen mod) are the ones that are going to get you the 2000+ scores.
AOSP+OC kernel. Quadrant score is just a number, you should pay attention to how the phone feels in everyday use rather than some number that means nothing in normal use.
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I currently have nemesis lag fix installed. I get around 1700+ on quadrant. How do people get 2000+? Help? Thankss.
EDIT: Barely get 1600 now
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That's about right if you're not running aosp or miui...I am testing out aosp honeycomb theme with oc/UV kernel and phone is the fastests it's ever been. I just tested quadrant for you and I pulled a 2300+. Then again...it's only quadrant...but the phone feels quicker too.
quadrant serves no purpose than giving you a hard-on for your phone
uninstall it and live a happier life
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quadrant serves no purpose than giving you a hard-on for your phone
uninstall it and live a happier life
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+1
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*Facepalm*
don't listen to these buffoons. they don't have a clue.
Quadrant scores are important, and are the most accurate representation of the amount of horsepower-amperage your phone outputifies.
My phone gets 2333 whorespower per mile.
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It's an understood growth stage. You figure out the basic concept of rooting and become obsessed with benchmarks until you realize that A) No one else cares.
B) Your 2400 score translates into 3 hours of battery life and an unstable phone.
And C) There are no applications out side of benchmarks where the difference can be seen or felt in use.
How about underclocking and undervolting while maintaining stability and use?
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chronster said:
don't listen to these buffoons. they don't have a clue.
Quadrant scores are important, and are the most accurate representation of the amount of horsepower-amperage your phone outputifies.
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I hope your being sarcastic. Because this is a very ignorant statement.
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uninstall it and live a happier life
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Sooooo, what does it mean when I already have a hard-on for my phone without looking at a benchmark or quadrant score?
landshark68 said:
Sooooo, what does it mean when I already have a hard-on for my phone without looking at a benchmark or quadrant score?
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seek treatment
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seek treatment
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+1 anything over 4 hours please seek medical attention as it can be fatal. Also may cause blindness and loss of feeling in feet and toes.
Could I get few people to post their scores? I wanna make sure im on par with a normal photon and I didn't **** something up LOL
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I have scored as high as 2,800 and as low as 2,000. Not sure what accounts for the fluctuation (The lower scores have been more recent).
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I have scored as high as 2,800 and as low as 2,000. Not sure what accounts for the fluctuation (The lower scores have been more recent).
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After the first two runs, I can consistently get 2,750-2,800 on Quadrant Standard.
Are you running a stock rooted/locked setup? Or are you running a custom rom/unlocked/overclocked setup? Cause I'm usually around 4500 to 4900.
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Are you running a stock rooted/locked setup? Or are you running a custom rom/unlocked/overclocked setup? Cause I'm usually around 4500 to 4900.
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My scores were just run as stock & unrooted. I reset my phone last weekend for a service call and Sprint is going to exchange it tomorrow for a new (and hopefully less buggy) Photon.
Why are people continuing to use a benchmark that Cyanogen himself proved was flawed and easily faked?
I got a 5400 without the loop trick with it well is 9000 high enough
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Why are people continuing to use a benchmark that Cyanogen himself proved was flawed and easily faked?
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Why are people continuing to use a benchmark that ****Cyanogen himself proved was flawed and easily faked?[/URL]
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Hm, never knew about that.
And my bootloader is unlocked, i am also on alien build #1.
Switch to the Skinny ROM with the OC kernel. That flies.
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Switch to the Skinny ROM with the OC kernel. That flies.
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I'm thinking about it just going to wait a little longer till my phone feels a little less new.
Ill throw in a few. Running CM7
Quad - 3458(before i loaded CM7i was around 2500 if i remember correct)
Linpack Single Thread - 42.34
Linpack - Multiple Thread - 69.239
AnTuTu - 5149
Vellamo - 863
3496 running skinny with the 1.3 kernel I have been loving this rom, having great battery life as well
Just curious but what are your Guy's charging times? Like from anything under 5 percent to 100 percent. I am asking just because drain times vary but charge times should not.
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I just got a 3 in linpack
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lroy said:
Ill throw in a few. Running CM7
Quad - 3458(before i loaded CM7i was around 2500 if i remember correct)
Linpack Single Thread - 42.34
Linpack - Multiple Thread - 69.239
AnTuTu - 5149
Vellamo - 863
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NICE. I just got CM7 and im getting WAY better scores.
And as far as kernels go, i havent flashed one yet because im afraid of it killing my battery, or breaking wifi. Can you give me a link to a OC kernel that doesnt break wifi, and isnt too heavy on battery?
Well you have one option for cm7, lol
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NICE. I just got CM7 and im getting WAY better scores.
And as far as kernels go, i havent flashed one yet because im afraid of it killing my battery, or breaking wifi. Can you give me a link to a OC kernel that doesnt break wifi, and isnt too heavy on battery?
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NICE. I just got CM7 and im getting WAY better scores.
And as far as kernels go, i havent flashed one yet because im afraid of it killing my battery, or breaking wifi. Can you give me a link to a OC kernel that doesnt break wifi, and isnt too heavy on battery?
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did you had to unlock to get cm7?? is better than stock? do you lose any functionality?
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did you had to unlock to get cm7?? is better than stock? do you lose any functionality?
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You loose all blur stuff. If you ran or have used cm7 before, you'll want it again and again. It's snappy and smooth. My stock blur would fc on me but my photon w cm7 has not fc once yet.
For charge times, I was at 27% (after 3 days run time) and I got to 95% in less then an hour and a half.
This week I may flash the beta kernel for cm7 and retest but depends on work schedule. Still trying to get a good calculation of cm7 and battery run time. So far amazing!
Little better after flashing jokers v3 kernel for CM7. loving CM! I think my phone can go faster then I can type with my ugly thumbs.
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Cm7 with jokers kernel.
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So I have been switching between MIUI and CM7 for a very long time now, both on the fascinate and droid incredible 2. now i dont know why but i always seem to find cm7 so much faster and snappier but i love how polished and customisable MIUI is... i always end up going back to cm7. does anyone else notice this? i know alot of people say quadrant scores are a bad representation of phone speed but with cm7 on glitch kernel i can easily hit 4000 when OC'd to 1400 ghz....but then when on MIUI with the same OC i can barley get over 2000 to a 2200 in quadrant. i dont understand how the difference can be so great between the two. i really like MIUI... but if i have to sacrifice more than half the performance of cm7 just for a bit more polish then whats the point? does anyone else have the same problem?
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So I have been switching between MIUI and CM7 for a very long time now, both on the fascinate and droid incredible 2. now i dont know why but i always seem to find cm7 so much faster and snappier but i love how polished and customisable MIUI is... i always end up going back to cm7. does anyone else notice this? i know alot of people say quadrant scores are a bad representation of phone speed but with cm7 on glitch kernel i can easily hit 4000 when OC'd to 1400 ghz....but then when on MIUI with the same OC i can barley get over 2000 to a 2200 in quadrant. i dont understand how the difference can be so great between the two. i really like MIUI... but if i have to sacrifice more than half the performance of cm7 just for a bit more polish then whats the point? does anyone else have the same problem?
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Nope
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I do notice this too.
I love MIUI but it just doesn't feel fast enough!
Quadrant is 100% useless, don't trust it for anything. Use what you like, not what gets a good score in a benchmark which is known to give very very unreliable results all the time.
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Quadrant is 100% useless, don't trust it for anything. Use what you like, not what gets a good score in a benchmark which is known to give very very unreliable results all the time.
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I agree. I use speedtest once a while but never quad
better to be safe than odining - me
Hey, so just like the title says are you stable at 1.6ghz do a little test run quadrent on your phone and than if it passes your probably good but also try 10mins of angry birds just to make sure i on the other hands cannot run quadrent at 1.6ghz
No problems here, but every CPU is different. I've seen some people use 1.5ghz instead
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No problems here, but every CPU is different. I've seen some people use 1.5ghz instead
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yep thats right every cpu is different but how do you overclock to 1.5ghz instead?
Running stable at 1.6 also. Check this to run at 1.5.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1469710
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yep thats right every cpu is different but how do you overclock to 1.5ghz instead?
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I'm stable at 1.5 (1350mV), though I don't run it at that daily. It was covered in steve's init thread in development. Look in the last few pages.
i run antutu all the time at 1.6 with no problems. guess i got lucky
Ok just gave my 1600mhz 50mv more and its stable now so i can finally overclock a little higher when needed
Stable only to [email protected] here. Locks up after that.
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Mine overclocks to 1.6 with no issues at all. I ran it like that for weeks until I decided that I want longer battery life. The stock speed is still fast, and underclocking still results in acceptable responsiveness.
I use Tasker to overclock my phone when playing certain intensive games. Otherwise, my phone is usually underclocked.
Mine's never crashed at 1.6, but I don't really stress test it there besides with benchmarks.
Mine locks up at 1.4Ghz. Each one is different i guess..
Stable at 1.6 with custom kernels or tegrak on stock kernel. UV too.
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Mine is stable at 1.6ghz ✔
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Mine locks up at 1.4Ghz. Each one is different i guess..
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wow have you tried giving it more voltage.
Mine is stable at 1.6. Don't run it at that though regularly.
I've run 1.6 through quadrant and antutu many times. Never crashed.
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I am very stable at 1.6
I have never had any issues at 1.6 and that is on just about every rom. I dont ever keep it at that cuz i dont enjoy sucking my battery but it is definitely fun to show off to others, HAHA! Also I have a captivate and the highest it would let me overclock it was 1.7 and that is ridiculous but it was unstable. lol
I've found a way to make almost every setting I have tried relatively stable. You just have to keep tweaking. It's not as simple as getting an overclock app and maxing. Here are some screen shots I took of a recent bench. This is only at 1632. I customized a I9100 ICS rom to be fully functional on my I777 and I'm scoring higher just above 1600 than I was closer to 1700. I was ranked 720 but those transformer primes! I wish it was only mobile phones on the chart! lol
Mine is stable at 1.6.......but im like everyone else. Don't like watching my battery drop like the ball at times square on new years eve lol .mine seems pretty happy at 1.4 with some under volting
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hi guys,
i've recently installed homics 2.0 on my legend and i really love it, it's so smooth and stable and it looks so good. But the problem is, i'm addicted to music and i love playing games and texting. that requires a lot of cpu and ram from my legend. so i overclocked it to 787 Mhz ( I can't do better )
my score on antutu is good but are perhaps some tips and tricks to push it a little more or keep it stable at higher Mhz.
or would CM 9.1 work even faster than homics 2.0.
thanks a lot guys and it would be cool to post your antutu score
(it's so nice to see how some people still keep working on the older htc legend. i think everybody on this forum appreciates this A LOT. so a big thanks to all htc legend developers!! )
Never mind dumb answer lol
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Never mind dumb answer lol
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haha lol xp
do you like cm 9.1, does it run as smooth as cm7.2 (homics 2.0) ?
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haha lol xp
do you like cm 9.1, does it run as smooth as cm7.2 (homics 2.0) ?
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OK you deserve an explanation, I read your post then started talking about something else not exactly related to your question so just deleted it lol
Anyway my opinion is for pure reliability, relatively bug free, overall best performance is cm7.2 cause its lightweight (small footprint) and pretty light on resources too.
Im using jellybean ATM and it gives the highest antutu score I've ever seen on my phone of [email protected] MHz, however its only alpha version and not 100% but good enough as a daily as the important phone functions work + WiFi and Bluetooth.
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OK you deserve an explanation, I read your post then started talking about something else not exactly related to your question so just deleted it lol
Anyway my opinion is for pure reliability, relatively bug free, overall best performance is cm7.2 cause its lightweight (small footprint) and pretty light on resources too.
Im using jellybean ATM and it gives the highest antutu score I've ever seen on my phone of [email protected] MHz, however its only alpha version and not 100% but good enough as a daily as the important phone functions work + WiFi and Bluetooth.
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wow that's freaking high ! i'm definitely going to try out JB then.
thanks a lot Australian ranger !!!