FPS?
Its 90 by default. Should I lower it save battery life? If yes how much?
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Is there any way to limit our phones fps to 30?
It would be like 30fps = better battery life
Propably less heat?
Can it be done?
I have Question is it possible that powerprofile.xml is having wrong values.
I mean i have my Standard battery its 1500 mAh and there its set to 1290 or 1390 mAh sorry still brain damaged here from the booze earlyer xP and i googled some info all of other values are voltages which are used for screenon, audio, wifi, video and more.
And i saw htc desire which has almost same hardware using lower values but has the mAh off the battery set properly and extra cpu idle and wakeup stuff.
And my thoughts where can the dev's tweak performance/battery there somehow i am just wondering
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Which value has a larger impact on improving battery life?
Changing to a higher "up threshold" or "sampling rate"? Or, both?
Ideas, suggestions? Chime on in!
As the title says, is it really worth? I mean, should i decrease my phone maximum clock speed of the cpu by, like, 100-200 mhz in order to notice less battery consumption?
thanks
You can decrease the cpu clock speed for better battery life. But don't decrease to 100-200 mhz. It can cause constant random reboots and make your device very unstable.
Really? I'm using my s3 neo with a clockspeed of 1.3 ghz instead of 1.4, and i'm rarely noticing strange things
I know in some phones you can reduce the screen resolution to increase battery life. Is this also possible on the Pocophone F1 maybe with the help of modules or something?
https://joyofandroid.com/change-screen-resolution/