İ fust managed to edit the Franco Kernel for you guys.Hope you like the new gpu and cpu overclocked version of franco
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Can anyone has rooted your phone to post CPU Governor Tunable in Kernel Adiutor for me? I'm using AOSPA-L and it has differences value from stock Sony.
These are from interactive governor, stock Sony kernel, on lollipop.
so they are indeed equal to androPlus Kernel.
Hi Guys After Flashing Some Custom Kernels I've Found Some Kernels Support Adreno Boost
Kernels Support Adreno Boost:
- Shadow Kernel
- Sphinx Kernel
- MLX Kernel (Removed)
That's It For Now But I Don't Know If More Other Custom Kernel Support It
Now The Point Is What Is The Function Of Adreno Boost? What Does It Do To The GPU? CPU? I Don't Know ! The Only Explanation I Get From Kernel Managers Is "An Add-On Developed By flar2 For msm-adreno-tz GPU Governor On Qualcomm Adreno GPU"
It makes adreno tz ramp up GPU clock speed faster
Twisted Prime said:
It makes adreno tz ramp up GPU clock speed faster
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Oh Thanks For The Info! By The Way I'm Using Your Twisted Kernel v6.4 Right Now And It's Good!
physwizz A20 (SM-a205xx)
For OneUI or GSI (Q or R)
@physwizz
-Samsung securities disabled.
-CPU Governors: conservative, ondemand, userspace, powersave, interactive, performance.
-Interactive is default governor
-SE linux enforcing
-CPU overclocked and underclocked
-Big: 208 - 2184
-Little: 208 - 1690
-GPU: 343 - 1300
-Extended battery life
-Works with Magisk 19.3 - 21.4
-Spectrum support enabled
physwizz - Repositories
physwizz has 172 repositories available. Follow their code on GitHub.
github.com
If you want to make your own kernel go here.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-a20/how-to/making-kernel-a20-t4173485
Works well with Z-Rom
very snappy
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Good job thank you for your work
Engineer_Virus said:
Good job thank you for your work
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Thanks
I'm still learning.
Can this kernel work with Z-ROM V5??
D00Mx64 said:
Can this kernel work with Z-ROM V5??
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Yes
physwizz v1.47 A20
Most securities disabled
All CPU Governors enabled
Interactive is default governor
SE linux enforcing
CPU overclocked and underclocked
Big: 312 - 2080
Little: 208 - 1690
Works with Magisk 21
Works with stock dbto
GPU overclocked 343 - 1300
physwizz said:
physwizz v1.47 A20
Most securities disabled
All CPU Governors enabled
Interactive is default governor
SE linux enforcing
CPU overclocked and underclocked
Big: 312 - 2080
Little: 208 - 1690
Works with Magisk 21
Works with stock dbto
GPU overclocked 343 - 1300
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how to install this kernel??
D00Mx64 said:
how to install this kernel??
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Just flash it from TWRP
Benchmarks in Post#2
what is new in the 1.49 A20 kernel ??
D00Mx64 said:
what is new in the 1.49 A20 kernel ??
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Fixed error in GPU overclocking attempt
physwizz said:
Fixed error in GPU overclocking attempt
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yeah i found that too,
D00Mx64 said:
yeah i found that too,
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I'm working on it
I'm still only learning
@physwizz I will continue the conversation about underclocking here instead of hijacking Eureka thread...
You could do a test build with Eureka underclocks and compare the current draw with cpus idling to your present underclocks. There will be a "Goldilocks" point at which it is pointless to underclock any further that is directly related to the 14nm architecture of our SOC.
jajk said:
@physwizz I will continue the conversation about underclocking here instead of hijacking Eureka thread...
You could do a test build with Eureka underclocks and compare the current draw with cpus idling to your present underclocks. There will be a "Goldilocks" point at which it is pointless to underclock any further that is directly related to the 14nm architecture of our SOC.
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Sure
What minimums would you like?
@physwizz I don't know what minimums until someone does a scientific test on what minimums yield the best idle current reduction without causing excessive stuttering off the mark....
At a guess, I would be expecting somewhere in the 300MHz range to be the sweet spot.
jajk said:
@physwizz I don't know what minimums until someone does a scientific test on what minimums yield the best idle current reduction without causing excessive stuttering off the mark....
At a guess, I would be expecting somewhere in the 300MHz range to be the sweet spot.
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Big 312
Little 343
Are the only ones in the 300s
Next highest are
Big 520
Little 449
@physwizz Unfortunately the comparison between Eureka running at 520 big, 449 small and your 312 big, 208 little is not valid since there are so many differences in the kernels other than the underclock freqs. What is valid is comparing your kernel with the current underclock to the exact same kernel with the next freq up underclock. That would be an almost scientifically valid test.....
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@physwizz Unfortunately the comparison between Eureka running at 520 big, 449 small and your 312 big, 208 little is not valid since there are so many differences in the kernels other than the underclock freqs. What is valid is comparing your kernel with the current underclock to the exact same kernel with the next freq up underclock. That would be an almost scientifically valid test.....
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Ok I'll make one with 530 and 449
It still may be difficult to control all the other variables
ps I taught Science for 36 years