I don't understand why this phone set to 60hz has really a lot of stutters/frame drops when there are animations like closing/opening apps etc, it feels really choppy most of the times.
At 90hz is smooth, only 60hz have these problems.
My previous oneplus 5t at 60hz is totally smooth, so it's not just the difference between 90-60.
Is anyone experiencing this choppiness at 60hz? I'm on 12.5.5.0 EEA. Already tried a wipe data.
I do, 60hz kinda feels really slow and choppy XD At first i thought that my eyes got used to 90hz, but i tried iphone 12 and redmi note 9 pro and their 60hz felt a lot better. 12.5.5.0 as well
Yes. Maybe the animations themselves are stuttery mess that is simply "less visible" when running 90 or 120 (for other phones) modes. Or perhaps it's some energy-efficiency problem, like "Oh, you switched to 60hz - you must be looking for battery life improvements, let us not only switch down to 60hz, but also make the GPU run slower and more power efficient". Who knows.
I experience the same. Somehow rebooting after switching to 60hz fixes most of the stutters. Perhaps clearing cache wil fix it all?
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So I was scrolling through my phones statistics when I noticed that the screen refresh rate was at .1hz which got me a little puzzled seeing as it's supposed to be at 60hz. I was wondering what effect this has on my phone exactly and if there was a way to get it back to 60hz. Also I'm using the gb fps uncap if that helps
This is a stupid answer, but if it works fine, I'm sure it's just a glitch, and it's actually 30-60Hz.
You don't notice .1 Hz do you...would be kind of unusable I think...
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Here is the video i tried to take regarding the screen lag.
Its all real time , there is no , afaik any camera lag ( taken with sg3) , its pretty much how it looks . Also i have shown the FPS . You can see when i scroll slowly , the FPS drops to 20 or so making it jerky. if i do it fast , it reaches 50+ but not stable and not very responsive to my touch feedback either.
I have tried Bexus Kernel with OC GPU , still the same . Is there anyway to force the tablet to display at bare minimum of 30FPS ? I planned to read lot of PDF, but this jerkiness is giving me headache.
Can anyone help me ?
what rom are you running? no screen lag for me on a really old cm10 build. pretty much consistent framerate, though it is kinda slow
i think part of the problem here was B&N's choice of using a PowerVR SGX 540 GPU in this tablet. this particular GPU was also used in the entire original Samsung Galaxy S line, and is at this point 5-7 years old. not a particularly great GPU in my book. granted, we're not pushing a really high screen resolution (1024x600) but still, it's a really old GPU.
CM 11 Snapshot M5 i think. Using along with Bexus kernel.
I can lower the resolution if needed , all i want is a stable framerate display , ready to sacrifice some battery too.
I agree the tablet is kind of old , but i just want to use this as some secondary reading tablet. i have no use for it now.
Try turning off "Magnification Gestures". This has caused input lag for me before.
Go to Settings>Accessibility
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Now I have a nexus 6p, I love the vibration motor, display and reception, but really really disappointed for processor, very slow, too much thermal throttling, too much stutter and slugginess,I have still my xiaomi and it is better in everything except camera and display.
Hating nougat tho lol
yeah, I agree with you. I'd a htc one M8(32g version) before and let me tell you my M8 very smooth and battery life is good audio in speakers and headphones are great. and most things that important to me having various developers with many differences in their roms (specially: Viper(venom),Sky Dragon(sense&gp), InsertCoin, leedroid, eragon, renovate, revolution Hd,MIUI,sk-redbull,...,too many aosp& CM mode) plus too many batches include great audio batches like Harman/Kardon or Boom sound and Beats audio,..
likewise I have multirom with 3 base of android (kitkat/Lollipop/Marshmallow) in sense roms without any issues
Of course I know the camera or display in Nexuse 6p is great battery not bad and sound not too far from M8(in speakers mostly not in headphones sadly) but I expect more than this because it'd costs 200% more than M8 to me
however could be worse if I bought Note 5! ? ? ???
sorry for my bad english-noob words!! ?
Useless post. Return the phone.
Have none if those performance issues. Maybe u mistakenly have an iphonie instead of that badboy 6P!
Really thermal throttling starts at 45 degrees and phone on idle stays at 43-44 Lol , most of the time 1 or 2 cores are offline or frequence is cutted down, is It for real Google?
Return the phone and buy another. Stop complaining.
Yes, all the review sites and youtubers call it fastest phone, but probably you are right, its slow slugish and stuttering lol
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Really thermal throttling starts at 45 degrees and phone on idle stays at 43-44 Lol , most of the time 1 or 2 cores are offline or frequence is cutted down, is It for real Google?
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You can edit thermal conf, make it throttle later. Is kind of the point of a nexus, one can root it and do pretty much what one wants.
Actually I'm using It without thermal engine, and now It is better, but very disappoint this processor
Hello everyone.
I own pro version of mate 10 and when i play games on it (like PubG and Modern combat 5)on very high settings it start Lagging constantly and FPS drops quickly i don't know why is this happening on high end device..If someone know how to handle this situation please tell me..
Thank You.
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Hello everyone.
I own pro version of mate 10 and when i play games on it (like PubG and Modern combat 5)on very high settings it start Lagging constantly and FPS drops quickly i don't know why is this happening on high end device..If someone know how to handle this situation please tell me..
Thank You.
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Buy another phone, not Huawei their Kirin processors are not good. They somehow perform well in benchmarks but they are a lot worse in real life than snapdragon or exynos (and of course apple)
I benchmarked many games... Maximum 10 min of gaming then there is thermal throttling because it gets too hot. Then fps drops 1/3 at least.
Just tested pubg on HDR setting and anti aliasing enabled. It starts with 40fps but after 5 min drops to 15-25fps and also lags, unplayable.
Even normal games with not so good graphics get fps drops after 10-15min like Sonic. Common Huawei, my sister is playing Sonic on a 250€ Samsung A5 2017
Look at the screenshots, it starts with 40fps but many lags and frame drops. After a couple minutes it drops to constant 20fps. The other shows CPU usage but that is not working obviously. Somehow it gets an average of 30fps but that's bs. It is not playable.
Yeah.. Same with me when i switch to HD settings of pubG it lags little bit.. But when i switch on HDR it become unplayable. I will upgrade to one plus soon.
Thanks
if you got root then disable the power genius app and restart. this app slows phone down to prevent overheat. i tested this with pubg and asphalt 8 at 60fps. constant 60 FPS even after 30 mins of gaming. with HDR i get constant 40-45.
PS: the phone will get warm because of 12 GPU cores so be in a cool room while playing.
same here. using m10p and lagging on PubG even on High settings. But it improved on the latest firmware (BLA-L29 C636 B138)
PUBG lagg on Mate 10 Pro not because of Kirin. It laggs because PUBG is not optimized game at all. Same for people that play PUBG throu their desktop computers. I watched my friend playing PUBG on his 2k PC and still gettin' FPS dropped and lagg. Although Mate gets hot after 10 till 20 minutes of gaming.
Interesting to read this, I have a Note 8 atm and I play a lot of PUBG, I'm about to trade my Note 8 in for a Mate 10 Pro (Don't judge) as I'm a little bored of my phone now and annoyed of the poor battery life and awful mono speaker. The Mate 10 Pro ticks more boxes for what I require, so I'm hoping a software update will fix the FPS.
I don't play PubG but I do however play the recently released Asphalt 9 which as far as I know is pretty intensive and get minimal heat and it runs smooth for well over a hour, I don't notice any FPS drop, I haven't checked statistically what it's running at while playing but if the drop was severe then I'd definitely notice it
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I don't play PubG but I do however play the recently released Asphalt 9 which as far as I know is pretty intensive and get minimal heat and it runs smooth for well over a hour, I don't notice any FPS drop, I haven't checked statistically what it's running at while playing but if the drop was severe then I'd definitely notice it
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Thanks for this info, sounds like I should expect similar to what I get at the moment then, maybe an improvement once the update comes out to boost the GPU.
I used to play Shadow Fight 3. Till the release of update 142 it worked flawlessly,even on longer playing sessions....then,dunno what brains of Huawei did,it became unplayable.
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I used to play Shadow Fight 3. Till the release of update 142 it worked flawlessly....then,dunno what brains of Huawei did,it became unplayable.
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Sounds to me that they like bringing out these new features, meaning these new features are "let's break something that worked perfectly before"...that's the gist I've got off these forums.....I'm hoping I'm not going to regret my decision now I've ordered the Mate 10 Pro
Exactly. That was my thought too.
But I'm keeping it cuz of job and unrivaled battery life. As a business phone it's flawless.
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Interesting to read this, I have a Note 8 atm and I play a lot of PUBG, I'm about to trade my Note 8 in for a Mate 10 Pro (Don't judge) as I'm a little bored of my phone now and annoyed of the poor battery life and awful mono speaker. The Mate 10 Pro ticks more boxes for what I require, so I'm hoping a software update will fix the FPS.
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Yes, they will release GPU Turbo for Boost in GPU performance in Games
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Exactly. That was my thought too.
But I'm keeping it cuz of job and unrivaled battery life. As a business phone it's flawless.
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One of the main reason I'm moving to the Mate 10 Pro is for battery life, it'll be nice to have a phone that can last a whole day with heavy use, my last phone that did that was iPhone 6s Plus.
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Yes, they will release GPU Turbo for Boost in GPU performance in Games
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I've read that, hoping it applies to PUBG!
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I've read that, hoping it applies to PUBG!
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It does cuz PBUG is their main "selling" point
Fps drop bcause of overheat. the cpu and gpu will reduce the speed when reach certain temp to prevent soc chip die....if u are gamer, use smartphone cooler or buy rog phone
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if you got root then disable the power genius app and restart. this app slows phone down to prevent overheat. i tested this with pubg and asphalt 8 at 60fps. constant 60 FPS even after 30 mins of gaming. with HDR i get constant 40-45.
PS: the phone will get warm because of 12 GPU cores so be in a cool room while playing.
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The power genius app, is it an app? Can u elaborate more on this? Need root to do this?
A YouTuber recently done a video regarding does switching to a lower resolution actually save you battery. The answer? NO! It's just a myth.
LINK : https://youtu.be/ncPpM9tesPc
All credit goes to the original owner of the video.
I just saved 15% on battery life by switching to a lower resolution.
I just shutoff my phone and i saved 100% of my battery
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I just shutoff my phone and i saved 100% of my battery
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Haha ?
Player04 said:
I just shutoff my phone and i saved 100% of my battery
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Did you switch it to a lower resolution after turning it off though?
I didn't bother looking at the video sorry but, reducing the resolution does help with battery life, just not in a direct way.
When you're just browsing social media or replying to emails having a higher/lower resolution does nothing, as its mostly the CPU doing the heavy lifting here, but when you're watching videos or playing games, lowering the resolution will result in less GPU usage and sometimes also the CPU, which in result would consume less power.
For regular daily use the resolution won't make much of a difference, but if you're someone who consumes lots of Netflix or HDR videos, maybe play games like Pubg, fortnite or whatever a lot, you'll appreciate the little extra minutes lowering the resolution would give you, not to mention the extra performance that comes with it, as the GPU has less pixels to calculate.
The same concept applies to computers as well, its actually what Im basing my explanation on, but to get a precise results you'll have to do some tests/benchmarks with controlled variables.
If you play lots of games or watch lots of videos, you might wanna have the resolution at 1080p, otherwise 1440p will do just fine, the difference isn't that huge unless you're constantly forcing the GPU.
You wont with normal use. But you will with playing games at lower resolution, not to mention having a better frame rate!
Dont believe it. Try to play F1 mobile racing for about 1 hour and you will see!