Side effects of overclocking Samsung Galaxy Fit - Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting

Is overclocking safe on android?
I've read somewhere that android
CPU will not burn after
overclocking but only restart. Is it
true?
Also, does anyone know what is a
'safe' cpu frequency and governor
for my Galaxy fit?
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Polyatomic said:
Is overclocking safe on android?
I've read somewhere that android
CPU will not burn after
overclocking but only restart. Is it
true?
Also, does anyone know what is a
'safe' cpu frequency and governor
for my Galaxy fit?
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Overclocking is safe, but not everytime..
It makes your CPU to get extra voltage than required to run at a given frequency that may cause a permanent damage to your CPU.
A safe frequency of a phone is always on which it is already comes set from the company.
If You want to OverClock your phone.
Then SetCPU is the tool u need..
that's it..

abhinavp649 said:
It makes your CPU to get extra voltage than required to run at a given frequency that may cause a permanent damage to your CPU.
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But why would that damage my CPU?
Won't it reboot if it's in a risk?
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Polyatomic said:
But why would that damage my CPU?
Won't it reboot if it's in a risk?
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It will not cause a immediate damage to the CPU.
N ur right the phone will reboot when it may get unstable..
But Continuous over clocking shortens the life of CPU. in some instances it also cause a damage as because OverClocking Forces the CPU to get Extra Voltage over the limit to work at a specified frequency.

abhinavp649 said:
But Continuous over clocking shortens the life of CPU.
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Will it harm my device if I overclock it to read PDF via Adobe reader for 1-2 Hrs a day?

Polyatomic said:
Will it harm my device if I overclock it to read PDF via Adobe reader for 1-2 Hrs a day?
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Little bit of OverClocking is Ok.
No, it will not cause any damage to your phone.
But If You do this Regularly, It may reduce the life of your Phone's CPU.
You can try other Book readers which are better than adobe reader.
Like Docs2Go or Mantano Reader.

abhinavp649 said:
You can try other Book readers which are better than adobe reader.
Like Docs2Go or Mantano Reader.
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Can you suggest a lightweight pdf reader?
Also, is there any app that converts PDF to any other easily redable format for android?

Polyatomic said:
Can you suggest a lightweight pdf reader?
Also, is there any app that converts PDF to any other easily redable format for android?
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PDF is the best and evergreen Format for ebooks.
You can try Docs2Go. Its a full Office suite.
Or You can try Mantano ebook reader.

Polyatomic said:
Is overclocking safe on android?
I've read somewhere that android
CPU will not burn after
overclocking but only restart. Is it
true?
Also, does anyone know what is a
'safe' cpu frequency and governor
for my Galaxy fit?
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Dont forget OC can drain your battery
Why need OC?

ZeroDroid said:
Why need OC?
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My Droid is unable to run adobe pdf reader properly.

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[Q] Slow USB connection (too slow). Fixes?

Hey guys,
I have a 8GB Class-4 MicroSD and when my phone is connected via USB, the transfer rate almost never reaches 1MB, which sucks. But if I for examples use an USB card reader I have at home, it'll hit 5MB easily... What's wrong with USB transfers on my phone? Has anyone else had this issue? =\
Thanks in advance,
K.
KezraPlanes said:
Hey guys,
I have a 8GB Class-4 MicroSD and when my phone is connected via USB, the transfer rate almost never reaches 1MB, which sucks. But if I for examples use an USB card reader I have at home, it'll hit 5MB easily... What's wrong with USB transfers on my phone? Has anyone else had this issue? =\
Thanks in advance,
K.
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What rom and kernel are u using?
terratrix said:
What rom and kernel are u using?
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This has happened to to me both in Mik's 6.5.1 with Franco Kernel 19.4 and now in #void forever + FK 19.4.
KezraPlanes said:
This has happened to to me both in Mik's 6.5.1 with Franco Kernel 19.4 and now in #void forever + FK 19.4.
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Try using no frills CPU app from market and set io scheduler to "noop"
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no,
you should get sd card speed boost app -.-
ccdreadcc said:
no,
you should get sd card speed boost app -.-
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No, why sd boost app? The SD card cache tweak is intergrated in Franco's kernel.
Are you drunk again? Its a known issue on Franco's v19.4 but I nvr experienced that actually.
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i think not ur sdcard problem
is computer
because this things happen to me also, so i use microsd card reader
I had this problem, when I had flashed gigerbread rom from LG, and formating my card as FAT (Yours is now probably FAT32) was very helpful - big files are written now with about 6-7 MB/s and 3-4MB-size files are written with 4-5 MB/s. It's only workaround, but maybe it will help You.
terratrix said:
Try using no frills CPU app from market and set io scheduler to "noop"
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What is the difference between noop, vr, and bfq?
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EDIT: nvm, i found out
Hey Franco just released a new update to his great kernel that improves USB transfer speed http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1148196 flash it to see if it helps you!

rooting or not?

hi there i bought a tomtec game 7 with android 2.3 is it nessesary to root it? and my battery life is short what can i do about that?
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Well, it's never necessary to root your device. Rooting is required in order for some advanced applications to work, such as traffic dumpers, market enabler, root explorer, some backup utilities & call recorders, etc. For the normal use of the phone, it may not be required to root it.
Also, rooting your device may void your warranty.
ok thanks. but its not a phone but a game tablet only got android 2.3 and i want to upgrade it to 3.1 and with rooting i can do that like cynacanmod
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I don't see official CM support for your device. Anyway, to flash CM you'll most probably need to unlock bootloader first. Doesn't the manufacturer provides a 3.1 Update?
there are no updates for this device and the manufacturer dont make updates.
but should it be possible?
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Because of the open nature of android, it's theorically possible to install Android on any device(There's even a port of Android to x86). But there's some work before making android work on any device. I'm not myself a ROM developer, so I don't know exactly what is required to port android to a specific device, or how much effort it takes, but it certainly takes a while
If you've got your device rooted, on one hand you get advanced features such as CPU freq scaling (may help battery life ), on the other hand the phone becomes less secured, you can even destroy the device with a few clicks.
Battery problem: slow down the cpu, dimmer the display, that't all (because mobile signal tricks don't work for tablets
ok thanks all
glocklee said:
If you've got your device rooted, on one hand you get advanced features such as CPU freq scaling (may help battery life ), on the other hand the phone becomes less secured, you can even destroy the device with a few clicks.
Battery problem: slow down the cpu, dimmer the display, that't all (because mobile signal tricks don't work for tablets
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He is right. With a rooted device you can save your battery life by scalings and installing pro applications to control the drain.
Battery Life
Hi, me and friends who have rooted and flashed custom roms all found that the battery life was better with these, personally it was the best thing i did - more options for having it how you want etc
Mike.
Root it. You just might learn something in the process.
thanks all it will work great when i am done with it
Rooting is the way to go!
SetCPU is a great app for setting profiles the for the CPU to follow.
When charging, I have mine run at 100%.
When the screen is off, I have the CPU scale way back to save battery life.
Works great and is very easy to configure!
You will have more options if you root it.
I tryed to root it with superoneclick and the program was going stuck when he tried to make contact with device and i have used z4root and other root apps but it still dont work do someone no how to root it?
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Ganoess said:
I tryed to root it with superoneclick and the program was going stuck when he tried to make contact with device and i have used z4root and other root apps but it still dont work do someone no how to root it?
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You could try this: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1321582.
Theonew said:
You could try this: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1321582.
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thanks that works great
Ok now i get the following stuff i rooted the device and i was installing some apps like rom manager setcpu and chainfire3D and it says its not rooted could some one help me with?
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Ganoess said:
Ok now i get the following stuff i rooted the device and i was installing some apps like rom manager setcpu and chainfire3D and it says its not rooted could some one help me with?
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Did you reboot your device? Do you have Superuser installed? Do you have a custom recovery installed?

Are these apps good?

Is Doubletwist a good music player that provides clear sound quality as my songs are 320kbps?
What's the minimum and maximum MHz should I set in SetCPU and which mode?
Which app moves all apps in phone memory to SD card and cache?
Doubletwist is a good app. But it makes my device miserable i think it doesnt support custom roms
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Conclusion said:
Is Doubletwist a good music player that provides clear sound quality as my songs are 320kbps?
What's the minimum and maximum MHz should I set in SetCPU and which mode?
Which app moves all apps in phone memory to SD card and cache?
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Doubletwist is good. But might lag if background apps are running.
Min: 245 Max: below 900 for stability
Link2SD
I recommend u to have rocket music player . Its free.
My settings are ONDEMAND min 245 MHz and max 883 MHz .. running smoothly..
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many users swears with poweramp for sound quality it produce, but its a paid app.
may i suggest rockbox? awesome sound control like poweramp and 100% free witout nagging ads whatsoever. but the ui is not eyecandy at all. just pure awesomeness for audiophiles
http://rasher.dk/rockbox/android/
thedisturbedone said:
Doubletwist is good. But might lag if background apps are running.
Min: 245 Max: below 900 for stability
Link2SD
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Is Link2SD or Apps2SD better? Also what SetCPU mode you set to when you set the MHz?
kevintangi said:
I recommend u to have rocket music player . Its free.
My settings are ONDEMAND min 245 MHz and max 883 MHz .. running smoothly..
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I will give Rock Music Player and the SetCPU settings a go
an0nym0us_ said:
many users swears with poweramp for sound quality it produce, but its a paid app.
may i suggest rockbox? awesome sound control like poweramp and 100% free witout nagging ads whatsoever. but the ui is not eyecandy at all. just pure awesomeness for audiophiles
http://rasher.dk/rockbox/android/
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I will give Rockbox a go
Conclusion said:
Is Link2SD or Apps2SD better? Also what SetCPU mode you set to when you set the MHz?
I will give Rock Music Player and the SetCPU settings a go
I will give Rockbox a go
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Link2sd
You know you are rooted when you use XDA more than FB
Conclusion said:
Is Link2SD or Apps2SD better? Also what SetCPU mode you set to when you set the MHz?
Doesnt really matter. But sometimes there are compatibility issue with certain ROMs. Mode? you mean governor? Smartassv2
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Dragonoid said:
Link2sd
You know you are rooted when you use XDA more than FB
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Thanks, I've read Link2SD description and it states that I should have 2 partitions, so I use the 1st partition for my general files and apps and use the 2nd partition for apps files storage?
thedisturbedone said:
Doesnt really matter. But sometimes there are compatibility issue with certain ROMs. Mode? you mean governor? Smartassv2
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Yeah, I mean like Governor, Smartassv2
Conclusion said:
Thanks, I've read Link2SD description and it states that I should have 2 partitions, so I use the 1st partition for my general files and apps and use the 2nd partition for apps files storage?
Yeah, I mean like Governor, Smartassv2
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Yeah. So use Smartassv2. Its a pretty advanced governor.
Conclusion said:
Thanks, I've read Link2SD description and it states that I should have 2 partitions, so I use the 1st partition for my general files and apps and use the 2nd partition for apps files storage?
Yeah, I mean like Governor, Smartassv2
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Yes ............the second partition will be inaccessible thrugh a normal file manager...use root explorer...and this partition can store your dalvik cache ---once you move it your internal storage will sky rocket check my screen shot ---the power of s2e and Ti backup ( note that s2e can ONLY be used with cm7.x ..its an app like link2sd )
You know you are rooted when you use XDA more than FB
What is wrong with the gb aosp player?? I love it (I'm a complete purist)
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Poweramp or MIUI Music Player
Max: 806MHz Min: 245MHz
Link2SD
scoffyburito said:
What is wrong with the gb aosp player?? I love it (I'm a complete purist)
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I love it too , lowesr RAM comsumption in music LOL
Ace-ing all tests.
scoffyburito said:
What is wrong with the gb aosp player?? I love it (I'm a complete purist)
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Me too l like it
Me three i love it too
Uninstalled poweramp when i hadd flsshed cm7 ( which was 6 months ago )
You know you are rooted when you use XDA more than FB
Link2SD, PowerAmp
Installed PowerAMP and Link2SD
This is my settings in SetCPU, SmartassV2 Governor 245-825 MHz, is this good enough?

[Q] How can i get SwapIt Ram Expander working on my GP 5.0

I just got my GP a few weeks ago I just rooted to install the whatsapp. But now that i want to expand my ram i just cant do it.. It says that the swap function has been disabled.
PS. I also installed the BusyBox Pro
PS2. Its the american version YP-G70
Hmm, idk. I have never even heard of this app until now, and it seems like an interesting idea. The compatibility checker app says my 4.0 is compatible, but I don't want to dish out 8 bucks on something that might not work.
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Im user of SWAPiT Ram Expander...Its awesome app in benchmark you doesn´t see results but in big games (like amazing spider-man) you can see its much more smoother x) I think swapIT doesn´t support any ICS rom, but on GB rom it should run without problem
sgpreece said:
Im user of SWAPiT Ram Expander...Its awesome app in benchmark you doesn´t see results but in big games (like amazing spider-man) you can see its much more smoother x) I think swapIT doesn´t support any ICS rom, but on GB rom it should run without problem
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thx man I made some research and I just need to installa a new kernel that supports swapit
I have chip rom and swapit expander work no problem..this app just saves this device..only problem with this device for me was little ram memory and with this app no lag on any game and no single launcher redrowing since I use this app.
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DZonikg said:
I have chip rom and swapit expander work no problem..this app just saves this device..only problem with this device for me was little ram memory and with this app no lag on any game and no single launcher redrowing since I use this app.
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But the kernel that its compatible with the us version doesnt support swapit.. And i dont want to install a rom that disables the camera
joy011 said:
But the kernel that its compatible with the us version doesnt support swapit.. And i dont want to install a rom that disables the camera
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I have international version..and camera is not disabled..it works normaly.
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DZonikg said:
I have international version..and camera is not disabled..it works normaly.
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But where can I get a kernel that supports the swapit for the usa version? Because the ones that allow the use of swapit disable my device capacitive buttons because they are only for the international version of the device
is it really worth it? I read that swap memory will reduce the read-write cycle of your sd card. I don't think that it's a good tradeoff in the long run...
kesongpinoy said:
is it really worth it? I read that swap memory will reduce the read-write cycle of your sd card. I don't think that it's a good tradeoff in the long run...
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Sd card has at least 100 000 writes per sector so even with heavy use of swap it that would be at least 10-15 years (this program swaps process that are not used often and that just use memory for almost nothing) ..your battery would die much much before.And even if it dies you can buy mikro sd card class 10 cheap and make external to be internal.
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How can we get this working on the 5.0? I tried the original version of swapper, and I have to say I've never had this little problem with how many programs are running. Usually I close running programs as I stop using them, now I can have facebook, opera, and other memory intensive programs open with almost no slow down in android at all.
the kernel needs to be able to support swap. i don't believe Entropy's kernel does
Do this app works for stock rom/kernel/no root?
A-Kry said:
Do this app works for stock rom/kernel/no root?
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It needs root.
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Best File manager which uses quad core of s3

What is the best file manager for s3 which will use its full 4 cores for tasks like compression and decompression. Also any other zip software which can do so fastest using maximum performance of s3?
P.S. does androzip use all 4 cores?
salilkansal said:
What is the best file manager for s3 which will use its full 4 cores for tasks like compression and decompression. Also any other zip software which can do so fastest using maximum performance of s3?
P.S. does androzip use all 4 cores?
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Dude, S3 is dual core. Search on web
Dude the international version of s3 i.e. i9300 has 4 cores clocked at 1.4ghz. Search the web
I am pretty sure that international version has 4 cores. At least mine has.
http://www.samsung.com/pl/consumer/mobile-phone/mobile-phones/smartphone/GT-I9300MBDXEO-spec
As for the file manager - isn't it more dependent on read/write parameters of the sd card than the cpu?
oh ya thats there.. but still which is best performance wise? and also is there any way to send folders via wifi direct directly rather than zipping them first?
victorlht88 said:
Failz
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Root explorer
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There is no app at all that uses all four cores of s3. So it's pointless. Though the best and fastest is solid explorer beta 2. I tested about ten root explorers she it was best. Try out. It's free on market.
hmahadi98 said:
Dude, S3 is dual core. Search on web
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Dude, you knowz how to read internetz?
:silly:
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Solid Explorer, es file manager, root explorer
《tapatalked from galaxy s3》
bala_gamer said:
Solid Explorer, es file manager, root explorer
《tapatalked from galaxy s3》
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Solid Explorer is my new favorite file manager. Last was fx file explorer. Thanks mate.

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