Request howto setting kernel Fkmanager performance oneplus8pro
i don't save battery
Not sure what you mean, however if you've installed a kernel then I'd revert to stock kernel, there is no need for additional speed.
If you reduce the amount of apps you have, disable QHD for FHD then you'll save a lot. Also 5G as 4G is more than enough.
No need for a CPU / GPU manager.
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You can search all you want and still come up short, I'm trying to use system tuner to change the cpu and gpu settings and I cant find any help on how to use this app. Im running the latest Kaos Droid rom for 4.1.2, the latest Motley kernel and twrp, props to all developers:good:. Im looking for what the optimal settings are and how to use system tuner to change them. Can someone tell me or show me the right thread that can help? Im not sure what the min/max cpu settings should be and I cant seem to find where to change the gpu settings. We are all noobs at some point. I just want to beef my nexus up a little, nothing crazy.
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I wouldn't use system tuner for this because it doesn't have the ability to change the GPU speed. I'd recommend TricksterMOD which is available here for free. Depending on your kernel (not sure if motley's kernel has configurable GPU now, it didn't when I used it) you can change different settings. It is personally up to you how you want to configure your device and change things depending on how it runs. Anyway, I'll give you an idea of my settings that I have changed.
CPU - Governor is Interactive (my kernels default but another alternative would be ondemand) running @ 102mhz min - 1600mhz max
IO - Governor is deadline (again default but imo the only one you should use) with cache at 1024.
GPU - 600mhz
VOLTAGES - My kernels defaults.
Make sure that you set the settings to be applied at boot (I use a delay of 1 because it didn't seem to apply without it) and also make sure your kernel has the powerHAL fix included, or else (in the case of trinity kernel) you will need to download this file (this is for Android 4.2.x). This will allow your CPU overclock to stick and not be reset to stock.
Hopefully this helps! But again, just play around with your frequency's and maybe look into voltage tweaking to get your personal balance between performance and power consumption. And if you are going for performance, I'd look at turning off fsync and using the ext4 mount script to boost your I/O dramatically (this will result in things such as faster app installs)
smt8544 thanks alot man! now I can start somewhere, I didnt wanna do anything stupid without some knowledge, I appreciate it!
I know by experience that i have searched for a lot of pages referring to increase your performance and none of them satisfies my need so here's it .
Sadhuu's guide to juice up your performance!
<most steps here require root and custom kernels>
<most options here require kk lp mm>[/U]
Most preferred custom kernel for the 19300 =boeffla
Most preffered custom marshmallow rom =Resurrection Remix
Step 1
Unlock Dev settings and scroll to the last and you'll find max background process limit:
set it to 4
Step 2
Install kernel adiuter
go to cpu and set the cpu governer as user space.
minimum cpu frequency to 300 mhz ,maximum to 1400 for stable use
Step 3
install 3c tool box find and enable battery and performance optimizations
Step 4
Install the app ]Lspeed appfrom playstore
go to main tweaks
and enable Ram Manager to balanced
Kernel samepage merging to on
Liquid smooth ui to on
enable zip align , flagtuner etc.
go to Cpu tuner
enable cpu optimizations
<for battery>enable multi core power save
Step 5
Install Skynet via Recovery.
Follow the steps in that page
Step 6
Install root booster and select speed option
let it reboot
then set the cpu governer to user space as the root booster sets it up to performance
This page will be updated as soon as possible
<warning> some options may reduce battery life
How much battery life do you get (screen on time)
And what brightness level?
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How much battery life do you get (screen on time)
And what brightness level?
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in 30 minutes continous use it stands 80 or 75
I rooted and am running tek s ROM. The phone has been super laggy and slow since I flashed that ROM. Any advice.
Have you switched the governor to interactive or on-demand? That's the most important piece. The below link has a bunch of tips (universal to qualcomm/US S7 and S7e) to improve performance.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/ver...-to-notes-root-install-xposed-unroot-t3411039
pitbullmommy45245 said:
I rooted and am running tek s ROM. The phone has been super laggy and slow since I flashed that ROM. Any advice.
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Check the thread under Guides about common problems and fixes.
I did but I didn't see a fix for this. I did what another member told me to do and it worked.
pitbullmommy45245 said:
I did but I didn't see a fix for this. I did what another member told me to do and it worked.
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Bug #1: Phone is laggy after rooting the phone/Battery is down the tank.
Fix: The phone is (partially) lagging because the ENG bootloader automatically sets the CPU governor to "Performance." While this is supposed to lock the CPU frequency at the maximum values, it does cause a lot of heat and possibly throttling. Additionally, the max core clocks are set to 1.593Ghz instead of their actual maximums. Not every CPU Tuner will allow you to set the big cores separately, so look around for one that does if you don't want to use Kernel Toolkit.
First, use Flashify to flash one of two zips provided by psouza4 on our sister Verizon Galaxy S7 (Edge) threads.
1. Kernel fixes & tweaks V15
2. Kernel fixes, tweaks, & Debloater
You need only flash one of these two zips. One additionally debloats the system, one does not. Choose whichever suits your needs.
What the zips do:
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Next, install a CPU Tuner utility like Kernel Toolkit, then change the governor from "Performance" to "Interactive." Also change the max CPU frequency of the little cores to 1.593Ghz and the big cores to 2.150Ghz while you're at it. Leave the cores at their default minimum frequency. This will go a long way to improving the speed of the phone. Also make sure you that have the new settings to apply on boot. Every kernel manager should have this option somewhere.
Note: Although the max frequency in the settings screen will drop to some number, as long as you can see the CPU ramp up to the new settings in the information screen, then everything is fine. You can test the max frequency by turning the screen off and then back on.
Then, install sEFix and set entropy to "Ultra."
Lastly, install L Speed and:
Code:
-Main Tweaks: Turn on
-Battery Improvement
-OOM Killer
-Kernel Tweaks - "Light"
-CPU Tuner: Turn on
-CPU Optimizer
-LNET Optimizer: Turn on
-Google DNS
-Faster Streaming
-Faster Dormancy
-IO Tweaks: Turn on
-IO Boost
-Partition Remount
-RAM Manager
-Balanced
-Seeder
-Moderate
Literally the first bug and fix on the guide.
I am still learning how to properly utilize the custom kernels. I don't know the best settings to be set in KERNEL ADIUTOR for getting maximum performance. I have currently set cpu and gpu to maximum frequencies, and chose the "performance" profile. What other settings do I need to change?
Can anyone show or give screenshots for best performance settings for PERXEPTED-MI-v3.2_20170923 kernel on globeROM_v9_land_7.10.19_cfg-agocsggog
Thanks
Just downloaded the latest version of franco kernel manager 6.1. Im a total noob in terms of using this tool, so I've been looking for a guide or a tutorial that can assist in using it. Also what is the method of flashing the franco kernel from this tool? Where can I download the franco kernel.zip? I have been looking all over, cant seem to find it. Plz help
Im currently on RR Rom latest version 8.6.3. Im looking for a setting to enhance battery life and overall performance of the Phone.
rigerp said:
Just downloaded the latest version of franco kernel manager 6.1. Im a total noob in terms of using this tool, so I've been looking for a guide or a tutorial that can assist in using it. Also what is the method of flashing the franco kernel from this tool? Where can I download the franco kernel.zip? I have been looking all over, cant seem to find it. Plz help
Im currently on RR Rom latest version 8.6.3. Im looking for a setting to enhance battery life and overall performance of the Phone.
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Hey there
What I did to get Franco kernel was flash it during my first time rooting (so it was a clean flash, as the phone had be factory reset). Once you're in TWRP, you flash Franco kernel and then magisk. This is one way to do it. I can't advise you to flash a new kernel without clean flash because I personally didn't do it and I don't know if issues will come from that. If you can do it, my personal advice is to just do a clean flash. You know the drill, wipe system data and that stuff > flash ROM > Kernel > Magisk, and done
As for where you can get the zip, there is a thread here in the OP5 XDA forum on ROMs and Kernels I think and that's where franco posted the kernels. He's got a website too linked in the same post
HOWEVER, he hasn't updated them since last year, and I don't think they have support for Android 10, only 9
As for settings, well, in my own experience, you won't get any noticeable boost in battery life or performance without doing some drastic change.
If you want better battery life, you can decrease the maximum CPU frequency, change the governor to Conservative or Powersave, disable some cores, or all of those at once, but they WILL degrade performance, sometimes you won't notice but then you'll try to load a heavy webpage on Chrome and then you'll REALLY notice it.
The inverse is also true. To increase performance you change the governor to performance; usually the CPU frequency is set to its maximum by default, and the cores are all enabled anyway so you don't have to change anything. BUT, keeping the governor in Performance will also keep the CPU clocks at its maximum, and that's going to drain your battery like CRAZY, plus it'll overheat it. Usually there is no practical need for this setting, but I use it to play games on Dolphin emulator since thats when I can actually make use of that performance.
A better alternative is to keep the governor on Interactive, which will scale up CPU clocks depending on the load (if doing light stuff, low clocks. Heavy stuff > high clocks). Otherwise, Conservative does the same thing but takes longer to use higher clocks, so battery is saved.
Always use 1 governor for all cores. Do NOT use multiple governors (example: powersave for big cores, performance for little cores) because that will cause instability issues
Also, if you make any changes, you gotta tap the toggle on it, which will say something like "stay on boot: true". Otherwise, if you for instance change your governor to Performance, and then reboot, all your changes will reset to Default
Personally I just keep my governor in Conservative and roll with the defaults.
Hope that helps ya
sorry for digging but I was loooking for solution..
just make a backup of present kernel (tuned with FKM) and then flash it from backup menu
I was trying flash with twrp, magisk, 'set on boot' at first and many other things but it was so simple, it's there all the time