Hi all,
I have a problem with my 5770d tab.
The cpu only makes 1,2 ghz max. But it must have 1,5 ghz.
I had rooted it but any cpu app dos'nt work.
also it shows me the cpu is a arm v7 but it must be a cortex a8 i think.
can someone tell me what is wrong!?
Thx for your help and sry about my english.
Scootsch
Scootsch said:
Hi all,
I have a problem with my 5770d tab.
The cpu only makes 1,2 ghz max. But it must have 1,5 ghz.
I had rooted it but any cpu app dos'nt work.
also it shows me the cpu is a arm v7 but it must be a cortex a8 i think.
can someone tell me what is wrong!?
Thx for your help and sry about my english.
Scootsch
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Looking at the specs of the device it says up to 1.5 GHz max the manufacturer likely limited the max frequency to battery life and performance. To get the CPU frequency to 1.5 GHz and higher you would need a custom kernel that allows for the higher CPU clock speeds. Also the processor that is used is based on the cortex a9 architecture and uses the arm v7 instruction set (Hence where the arm v7 comes from). Let me know if you still have questions .
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Hey, thank you very much! :good:
Then i know that everything is ok.
It´s too bad that there are no Custom Kernels and Roms up today.
Hope this will change in the future.
THX and BB
Hi all.
This is my first post here so forgive me if I've put it in the wrong forum.
I recently (6 days ago) bought a new phone, Ezio i95.
It looks like Samsung Galaxy S3/S4.
The specs are:
Quad core 1,8 GHz
2 GB RAM
Dual Sim
5" Super AMOLED screen (1920x1080), 440 ppi
But... In Antutu benchmark system info it correctly says that it is 1,8 GHz CPU (1741 MHz, to be precise). But, when I do the test, it sees only 1,2 GHz. When I try any app that does cpu scaling or any other cpu work, it also sees 1,2 GHz.
I searched for it on the net, but I didn't find anything conclusive. Actually, it seems that the CPU clock is really 1,2 GHz, but I don't know why and how do they sell it as 1,8. And how the hell Antutu sees it as 1,8?!?!?!
Here are screenshots:
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And here is from mediatek wiki:
MT6589[a] Cortex A7 (ARMv7) 28 nm 1.2*GHz quad-core PowerVR SGX544 @ 286*MHz
Any Ideas?!
Thanks in advance.
System won't let me to post a link, because I'm new, so I tried this workaround. Hope you don't mind. I've put two spaces.
blackbeast8 said:
Hi all.
This is my first post here so forgive me if I've put it in the wrong forum.
I recently (6 days ago) bought a new phone, Ezio i95.
It looks like Samsung Galaxy S3/S4.
The specs are:
Quad core 1,8 GHz
2 GB RAM
Dual Sim
5" Super AMOLED screen (1920x1080), 440 ppi
But... In Antutu benchmark system info it correctly says that it is 1,8 GHz CPU (1741 MHz, to be precise). But, when I do the test, it sees only 1,2 GHz. When I try any app that does cpu scaling or any other cpu work, it also sees 1,2 GHz.
I searched for it on the net, but I didn't find anything conclusive. Actually, it seems that the CPU clock is really 1,2 GHz, but I don't know why and how do they sell it as 1,8. And how the hell Antutu sees it as 1,8?!?!?!
Here are screenshots:
h ttp://imageshack. us/f/9/kocl.png/
h ttp://imageshack. us/f/5/o0ph.png/
And here is from mediatek wiki:
MT6589[a] Cortex A7 (ARMv7) 28 nm 1.2*GHz quad-core PowerVR SGX544 @ 286*MHz
Any Ideas?!
Thanks in advance.
System won't let me to post a link, because I'm new, so I tried this workaround. Hope you don't mind. I've put two spaces.
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I am not familiar with the device or the ROM you are using (stock?). But if you install cpuspy it will tell you all the freqs that are allowed and how much time your cpu spends at each freq. My guess is that the freq table goes up to 1.8GHz but that somewhere the maxfreq is set to 1.2 GHz. You might be able to up the maxfreq using an app like setcpu. The cpu you have is rated to 1.2 GHz so any overclocking you do comes with the risk that you will damage your phone. Basically if the cpu is getting hot....better back off the overclocking.
justmpm said:
I am not familiar with the device or the ROM you are using (stock?). But if you install cpuspy it will tell you all the freqs that are allowed and how much time your cpu spends at each freq. My guess is that the freq table goes up to 1.8GHz but that somewhere the maxfreq is set to 1.2 GHz. You might be able to up the maxfreq using an app like setcpu. The cpu you have is rated to 1.2 GHz so any overclocking you do comes with the risk that you will damage your phone. Basically if the cpu is getting hot....better back off the overclocking.
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Every app I tried, including SetCPU and CpuSpy, shows 1,2 GHz as max frequency. As you can see on screenshots, Antutu benchmark shows in system info 1,8 GHz (1741 MHz actually), but in test it uses 1,2 GHz. TBH, the only place I saw 1,8 GHz was in Antutu, not anywhere else.
I contacted the seller, and he is trying to convince me that the phone has CPU Booster and that frequency is really 1,8 GHz. I now sent him screenshots in order to convince him that he is wrong...
I researched that cpu, mt5689 and its max freq is 1,2. mt5689T is 1,5 GHz, but this one is without T.
Kernel version is 3.4.5, from 19th June this year
Baseband version: MOLY.WR8.W1248.MD.WG.MP.V6.P4, 2013/05/04
Android version is 4.2.3
I found some info about ROM: 06_v89_hydy_dangdang_gemi
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If that anything means to you...
I am not trying to overclock my phone, I just want to be able to use what I've payed for. I could have bought 1,2 GHz, but I payed for this one and I want to use it, that's the poing...
Unfortunately, only after I bought it, I found all this. I didn't inform myself enough, before purchasing...
Thanks anyway
The seller is still trying to convince me that the max cpu freq is 1,8 GHz, with cpu booster, but I still cannot see or use it in any app, except that Antutu benchmark sees the 1,8 GHz as max, but still uses 1,2 GHz.
Chipset and cpu is rated to 1,2 GHz, as I saw on mt6589 reviews, so I think that I am fooled...
Good morning, my name is Jorge Martinez, I am another ezio buyer i95, I arrived with several flaws, the most serious the gps it is impossible to make it work, even after following many online tutorials.
The on / off button sometimes gets caught and resets.
The headphone connection is not good and sounds bad.
Reviewed this to the salesman told me they would give me support, etc, etc, told me I was going to wait to send another new model, gave me all kinds of options, but ultimately it only to gain time.
Once you pass the time of the vote, and has forgotten all its commitments and ripped me off.
I recommend everyone to not deal with the seller, who has only good words but deceives.
I hope my mistake serve for one to be saved from falling into this trap, but also effectively tells you it's quad core 1.8, it's actually 1.2.
Greetings all, I hope this information will be useful.
Demonstrating GPS reception via Device-Z-Test app. My S3 on the left and Ezio I95 on the right.
The latter, bought through eBay, was successfully returned to the Hong Kong exporter.
Sent from my GT-I9300 using Tapatalk 4
Ezio i95 Stock rom
Any one had ezio i95 stok rom?
ezio 95
hi,
I have read that some of the specs get rewritten within the operating system to fool antutu.
However I am also after a copy of the stock rom. I have a enzio s89 that I have bricked before I made a rom copy. This ezio i95 uses the same processor and is about the same size Maybe it will work in mine.
Are you able to download MTK droid tools and make a copy of your stock rom please. That is always worth doing in any case.
So i was really bored and messing around with the watch and ran an AnTuTu benchmark on it.
8,692 was the score. I I'm on the stock 5.0.1 just rooted.
I've pieced together some screenshots of the score and I'll attach them below.
After turning on all 4 cpus, setting the governor to performance, and changing the gpu governor to performance I got a 16,827.
Pointless but fun.
Really bored, weren`t you?
reb1995 said:
After turning on all 4 cpus, setting the governor to performance, and changing the gpu governor to performance I got a 16,827.
Pointless but fun.
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i was unaware that the g watch was quad core i thought it was a lousy dual or single core. strange that the Galaxy live has a little powerful single core.
Trozzul said:
i was unaware that the g watch was quad core i thought it was a lousy dual or single core. strange that the Galaxy live has a little powerful single core.
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Quad-core Cortex-A7 1.2GHz, but only one core is online and its locked at 0.7GHz.
ruben46_ said:
Really bored, weren`t you?
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Very bored....
Trozzul said:
i was unaware that the g watch was quad core i thought it was a lousy dual or single core. strange that the Galaxy live has a little powerful single core.
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Yeah the Snapdragon 400. Not sure what the Gear Live is though but I think it is also the Snapdragon 400.
Hi all
I have moved rather upgraded to the S6e and boy am I happy..amazing device. I happened to download cpu spy reborn app from play store and the funny thing was the app showed a max freq of 1500 mhz...am I missing something here or is the app not optimised to measure 8 core setups? Anyone else faced this issue?
From my understanding you need a Kernel that will support Overclocking/ Undervolting.
Now the GS6 has 8 cores.
The first 4 are used for low frequencies 0-1.5 GHz.
The last 4 are used for higher frequencies 0-2.1 GHZ.
Hope that helps.
I'm not sure if that's totally correct but from what I've read that seems to be the case.
amirage said:
Hi all
I have moved rather upgraded to the S6e and boy am I happy..amazing device. I happened to download cpu spy reborn app from play store and the funny thing was the app showed a max freq of 1500 mhz...am I missing something here or is the app not optimised to measure 8 core setups? Anyone else faced this issue?
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It's probably not been updated. Usually you take data from cpu0, but in this case cpu0 only accounts for the A53 cores. Any app would need to also read from cpu4 for the other 4 cores. If it doesn't do that, the app can't know that there are more than 4 cores.
mythos234 said:
It's probably not been updated. Usually you take data from cpu0, but in this case cpu0 only accounts for the A53 cores. Any app would need to also read from cpu4 for the other 4 cores. If it doesn't do that, the app can't know that there are more than 4 cores.
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Rjmcgauley said:
From my understanding you need a Kernel that will support Overclocking/ Undervolting.
Now the GS6 has 8 cores.
The first 4 are used for low frequencies 0-1.5 GHz.
The last 4 are used for higher frequencies 0-2.1 GHZ.
Hope that helps.
I'm not sure if that's totally correct but from what I've read that seems to be the case.
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Thanks for the replies...I guessed the same too..
I have just bought an used LG as second phone. It runs Cyanogenmod 12.1 Lollipop 5.1.1. How can I know if the phone has been overclocked? The ex-owner isn't an expert so I wouldn't trust to keep the phone overclocked as long as it is.
Jeff Weight said:
I have just bought an used LG as second phone.
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First install the setcpu or similar cpu overclocking app. Look for cpu clock frequency or match to your highest original cpu frequency. Means If your device support to 1.8ghz and it sets to 2.0ghz then its overclocked.
Ashwinrg said:
First install the setcpu or similar cpu overclocking app. Look for cpu clock frequency or match to your highest original cpu frequency. Means If your device support to 1.8ghz and it sets to 2.0ghz then its overclocked.
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Thanks. Indeed that's what I thought to do..install one of those apps and check. If it is overclocked how do I remove the overclock? Would a hard reset be enough?
Jeff Weight said:
Thanks. Indeed that's what I thought to do..install one of those apps and check. If it is overclocked how do I remove the overclock? Would a hard reset be enough?
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No. No need to hard reset. Just set to your device default max frequency.
Ashwinrg said:
No. No need to hard reset. Just set to your device default max frequency.
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Thanks again! But if I do perform a hard reset then I can be sure 100% that a possible overclock is removed ? Sorry for my fussiness but I really care about this phone which is the same like one I had years ago and then got lost..