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[Q] Suggested CPU Settings

Hey awesome people. I'm just curious to what I should set my CPU at for a daily driver. I used the automatic settings and it seems like it demolishes battery life. Can you guy give me some pointers?
Thanks

Bohnsta said:
Hey awesome people. I'm just curious to what I should set my CPU at for a daily driver. I used the automatic settings and it seems like it demolishes battery life. Can you guy give me some pointers?
Thanks
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What ROM and kernel are you currently using?

I am on a CM9 ROM with hashcode's kernel.
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if you are looking for everyday stable use i wouldnt recomend going above 1GHz and use the on demand profile. If you are really trying to get the best battery life though you can use something like setCPU to underclock your KF when the screen is off or the battery drops below a certain percentage. Just dont go too low because it seems to cause SOD issues at least for me with CM9. I currently have mine set at the stock 1008MHz high and 300MHz low and govenor: on demand with CM9 and get at least 12 hours of prety high use out of it.

thanks to both of you!
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TW kernel

Can someone recommend good kernel, for tw rom, good performance, also battery and with no sods with best stability, im new here and saw many kernels with oc 2.8 GHz and undervolting, best battery and etc, so tell me your oppinion

Fulfen said:
Can someone recommend good kernel, for tw rom, good performance, also battery and with no sods with best stability, im new here and saw many kernels with oc 2.8 GHz and undervolting, best battery and etc, so tell me your oppinion
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It is a hard question but the answer is pretty simple. What is good for my phone does not necessary good for yours. Need to try it yourself.
And for overclock kernel don't use overclock setting all the day.Higher clock means higher battery usage.

Fulfen said:
Can someone recommend good kernel, for tw rom, good performance, also battery and with no sods with best stability, im new here and saw many kernels with oc 2.8 GHz and undervolting, best battery and etc, so tell me your oppinion
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It depends on what u actually need. OC wouldn't be very stable for example. If u don't want a lot of customization and a stable kernel try lean kernel if you like more features try n3. They are actually all pretty good I tried every kernel and haven't had issues. At the end of the day u will have to look yourself what fits u and your phone best. If you need some info about kernels search for kernel explanation. Got help myself not 2 long ago

Reccomend me a kernel

Hey guys.
Looking for a good kernel for my G2(info in sig) ... Looking for a good overclocking kernel, What do you use?
Any recommendations?

Dorimanx allows you to overclock to 2.8 ghz but what are you gonna use that for? The phone gets extremely hot in very short time. What is it that 2.8 ghz can do and 2.26 ghz can't?
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Dorimanx is very good if you want to overclock it and keeping battery drain at good level.
Best for me is from bruce.Is absolutely amazing and very snappy...

Thanks guys, Is Dorimanx good for everyday usage too?(without overclocking)

iam using dorimanx 5.8 for 2 days now and its stable until now. no issues at all.
but there is one thing to know about this kernel. it offers alot of options via stweaks but its recommend to use the profile settings that are comming with the rom. they are most stable.

I've used Dorimanx for months now , but switched to Bruce2728 kernel ,and i stay with it.
Very fast , smooth , no lags and very good battery life.

I would recommend bruce's kernel that can be found here.
Fast and reliable, good battery life.

ATOJAR said:
Hey guys.
Looking for a good kernel for my G2(info in sig) ... Looking for a good overclocking kernel, What do you use?
Any recommendations?
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Can't beat dorimanx for jb or kitkat. He's a very hard working guy. He never stops improving things.

Simple Kernel v6 overclocks to 2.5GHz. Simple means only Interactive governor included. Works well. 1%/3hr standby. Testing Vellamo bruce2728's kernel rules in multithreading even without overclocking.

I9500 Synapse Battery Saving Settings

Hi,
My battery life is not that good so I installed Perseus kernel with Synapse. What can I do to improve my battery life? I didnt notice diffrences when reducing Cpu clock speeds. Thx
Im on Omega Rom.

batuhur said:
Hi,
My battery life is not that good so I installed Perseus kernel with Synapse. What can I do to improve my battery life? I didnt notice diffrences when reducing Cpu clock speeds. Thx
Im on Omega Rom.
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Hi
Mate , first thing you have to do is find out who is running wild in your phone use BBS
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1179809
Let it run for a few hours and read the log to find out what is keeping awake the phone
Also review your settings , wifi , mail , FB , location.....

Best kernel for Battery life

Is there any kernel that offers better Battery life than stock kernel of oos open beta builds

sleepwalking0593 said:
Is there any kernel that offers better Battery life than stock kernel of oos open beta builds
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Try yourself, that's the best advice anyone can give you.

sleepwalking0593 said:
Is there any kernel that offers better Battery life than stock kernel of oos open beta builds
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The stock kernel is actually pretty good in terms of battery life and most custom OOS kernel will either be the same or better. Franco kernel has always been renowned to be one of the best when it comes to battery life. Blu_Spark and Affinity kernel are both good all rounders. From my experience with EAS kernels, they tend to drain more compare to the HMP counterpart. You can start off with these but in the end, its best to read the OP and try out the kernels.
There is an app called L Speed (requires root) you can download from the app store, you can run this along with what ever kernel you got to tweak it to your liking.

I'm using weeb kernel with helix engine, it's quite good You may have to tweak some settings in helix to avoid performances issues in certain apps but it's quick and easy