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Yes over 4000 but as you can see i overlocked my cpu too much. Will this value damage my phone?
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Not if you just use it for tests if you use it that high all the time it could damage your phone
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i am (was) using it all the time. thanks for your warning
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Yes over 4000 but as you can see i overlocked my cpu too much. Will this value damage my phone?
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i used to use trinity 1544mhz on gingerbread all the time, that was my one of my favorite clockspeeds. my phone is still fine and kicking ass. i bet the battery is whats going to suffer the most
but there is always a chance of damage.
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i used to use trinity 1544mhz on gingerbread all the time, that was my one of my favorite clockspeeds. my phone is still fine and kicking ass. i bet the battery is whats going to suffer the most
but there is always a chance of damage.
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so what rom+kernel combination re you using now
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so what rom+kernel combination re you using now
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well, im on ics now. im using the latest cm9 kang with Trinity T132(at the moment) ics kernel. but i only use Trinity no matter what rom or which Trinity kernel. considering there isnt a Trinity kernel release without being tested on/approved by my phone first, i may be the ultimate Trinity kernel fanboy
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Hi
I am new in XDA and in I9100
so i want seee yours scores in Quadrant
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Cpu @ 1600mhz
If you want to compete, use Antutu instead. Then you can compete with the best. But don't put your SG2 in the freezer before you measure
Alot of threads like this has been made and will be at the bottom of the forum in no time..
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nilste said:
If you want to compete, use Antutu instead. Then you can compete with the best. But don't put your SG2 in the freezer before you measure
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Antutu Benchmark 7414
AGAIN!? Theres billions of threads like this, there was one just the other day!
Use the search function, its there for a reason!
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Hi
I am new in XDA and in I9100
so i want seee yours scores in Quadrant
Cpu @ 1600mhz
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Nice I/O cheat there.
Anyway, Quadrant scores bore me. I'm only waiting for when someone gets higher than 9k, so that everyone forgets about it.
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I'm only waiting for when someone gets higher than 9k, so that everyone forgets about it.
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Right on, anything under 9000 is slow...
15000000 here. Dunno what's wrong wit you nubs.
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why do I only get 3100?
I have the 8gb Nexus 7 and I am consistently scoring around 1,200-1,500 for I/O score in Quadrant. This isn't my first Nexus 7, and all of mine have had this issue. I've flashed kernels of all types but I don't think anything is working. Does anyone else have the same problem/a solution? I've seen people with I/O Quadrant scores nearly quadruple or even more of mine. I know benchmarks aren't everything, etc, but I am just concerned that I have a bad batch of devices.
Thanks!
I just did one and this was me on mine
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I had very bad I/O when I was running other ROMs, but now on BAMF Paradigm 2.0 I'm getting really good I/O scores.
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Follow the directions, I don't know if this works for all kernels or just Trinity Seven.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=29836366&postcount=482
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Follow the directions, I don't know if this works for all kernels or just Trinity Seven.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=29836366&postcount=482
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Ah, so thats why, they are cheating
What is the TKT app?
and
Why do they do that?
Thanks!
My I/O is only around 1000-1100 on multiple tests...clean boot, etc. Maybe I need to backup and reformat?
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Hey XDA,
I noticed there wasn't any Post your Quadrant Score thread.
Might as well make one, right? Right.
Anyways, here's mine:
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Running CleanROM 2.5 + Untermensch's Kernel
wowww very nice :thumbup:
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wowww very nice :thumbup:
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Haha, thanks .
I recently got 6k, but forgot to SS it
would be a good thing to write the Mhz and the governor you are running with the scores.
There was a similar post already http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1966049
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cleanrom inheritance 2.5.5 clemsy kernel fsync off pretty epic ..
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cleanrom inheritance 2.5.5 clemsy kernel fsync off pretty epic ..
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Wow very nice, first time I see one going over 7k xD
Battery seems to drain fast tough, but connected to dock so not sure.
I had cm10 + unter kernel 1.7 ghz before getting around 6k this feels allot smoother tough
So I know the phone gets hot but I was watching a flash video on Firefox and the audio got garbled. I closed Firefox immediately and took this screenshot.
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Everything else about my N4 is excellent. Well, except battery life. That aside, is this a hardware issue? I hate doing RMAs but I'd hate for my phone to die even more and can't be without a phone.
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I'd crack an egg on the back and have breakfast.
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How many hours do you get screen on?
You could try a kernel w/ undervolting available and see if that helps.
If your phone is rooted and have busy box installed then I'd recommend Bricked kernel. I used to have issue with heat too but after using bricked kernel I have never seen it goes up past 105. Its even rare to see it goes up to 100.
So this could be a kernel issue then? Hm. I'll think about it then. I wanted to keep the phone stock but maybe I'll try the kernel.
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from my experience flash always makes the phone run hot. hell anything that uses the CPU at a high utilization for a long amount of time makes it hot, games like GTA Vice City for example
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He's right. It's flash.
Hi I am using the Nexus 4 with CM10.1 nightlies.
I just experience a battery life of about a day.
Which Kernel or ROM would you recommend in general to get the best battery life.
Best,
Blubberor
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Hi I am using the Nexus 4 with CM10.1 nightlies.
I just experience a battery life of about a day.
Which Kernel or ROM would you recommend in general to get the best battery life.
Best,
Blubberor
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There's been 1000000000000 posts like this already, but try Franco or matr1x kernel. Both offer great battery life without sacrificing performance.
Don't take my word for it though, try different kernels out too!
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Exactly as above, what might be great for me and my usage patterns might be rubbish for someone else. I'm using Franco btw but I'd suggest you try them yourself
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Trinity tf97 for me does very well as does matrix.
AW: Recommendation requested for Kernel..
And they work all with cm based Roms?
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And they work all with cm based Roms?
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If it doesn't specify, yes. Also some that do specify will have two variants. Trinity kernels specifically say any kernel meaning it can be used on cm10 based ROMs. Matrix kernels have cm based and non cm based in the kernel name