[Soundtrack to Chaos]

I normally run on demand or interactive, but I started using performance today, super fast, love it. Gotta see how the battery life is in extended use, as well as temperature
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[Buddlespit]

Whatever the stock kernel defaults to. Interactive, I think. I'm at a day and a half on the battery with light usage, currently at 39% battery. I tried Performance when I ran SetCPU. I think I got something like a day and maybe 6hrs at 5% battery.

I'm currently not running any freq/gov app.

[Soundtrack to Chaos]

Whatever the stock kernel defaults to. Interactive, I think. I'm at a day and a half on the battery with light usage, currently at 39% battery. I tried Performance when I ran SetCPU. I think I got something like a day and maybe 6hrs at 5% battery.

I'm currently not running any freq/gov app.

I use my phone a ton, when on wifi, im lucky to get about 10-12 hours heavy use before I'm down to about under 30%

When not on wifi, i tend to use my portable charger once I reach about 70 percent, which usually happens after 3 hours of lite use, and maybe a half hour of 3g

This was all on on demand or interactive

My plan now is to use performance when I'm heavily using it and on demand when I do light usage

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[noc6285]

I normally run on demand or interactive, but I started using performance today, super fast, love it. Gotta see how the battery life is in extended use, as well as temperature
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Performance will keep your cpu at max speed regardless of what you are doing. You will most likely see reduced battery life. Interactive is a little more responsive than ondemand. Honestly with this phone, it has been plenty fast enough that I haven't even looked into changing anything with the cpu.

More info

[Soundtrack to Chaos]

Performance will keep your cpu at max speed regardless of what you are doing. You will most likely see reduced battery life. Interactive is a little more responsive than ondemand. Honestly with this phone, it has been plenty fast enough that I haven't even looked into changing anything with the cpu.

More info

I actually added the android Central governor thread to my readitlater app earlier, lol

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[tyrntlzrdking]

I just started using setCPU on my stock rooted phone. The only governor that will work is ondemand.
The part that confuses me is the " tweakable options" list for ondemand.
I have no idea how to use these settings, and wonder if I need to keep the "set on boot" checked all the time.

[tlrsax54]

On stock kernel I am running mms-dcvs...sometimes On Demand.

[Skunkape60]

I just started using setCPU on my stock rooted phone. The only governor that will work is ondemand.
The part that confuses me is the " tweakable options" list for ondemand.
I have no idea how to use these settings, and wonder if I need to keep the "set on boot" checked all the time.

On a stock kernel there is very little tweaking available. Your kernel must support the tweaks.

[tyrntlzrdking]

On stock kernel I am running mms-dcvs...sometimes On Demand.

When I select mms-dcvs or any governor other than ondemand listed in SetCPU I get a page that says "The current governor, msm-dcvs, does not support this menu....."

[tyrntlzrdking]

On a stock kernel there is very little tweaking available. Your kernel must support the tweaks.

Yes, I agree. I set a profile to watch my battery temperature. If it hits 100 degrees Fahrenheit it is supposed to lower the maximum MHz's.

I will probably select a new kernel that allows overclocking, underclocking and voltage adjustments in the near future so I can experiment.

[tlrsax54]

When I select mms-dcvs or any governor other than ondemand listed in SetCPU I get a page that says "The current governor, msm-dcvs, does not support this menu....."

Reading one of your previous posts, I am under the impression you think that the message in the SetCPU screenshot means the governor doesn't work? If that's so...the governor works and you can use it, it's just not tweak-able, you just have to select it on the main screen and it's running. Personally I don't mess with tweaks too much ^^;

On Demand and msm-dcvs are both great, but On Demand jumps to max frequency for everything so I use msm-dcvs...

If you want to experiment, might I suggest ktoonz kernel? It comes with ktweaker app to handle all overclocking, governor and iso tweaks, and voltages...pretty nifty!

[tyrntlzrdking]

tlrsax54

I am saying that setCPU tells me the only governor that the stock kernel works with is ondemand.
(interactive, conservative and hotplug are not listed as options.

I will check out the ktoonz kernel. Thanks

[tlrsax54]

tlrsax54

I am saying that setCPU tells me the only governor that the stock kernel works with is ondemand.
(interactive, conservative and hotplug are not listed as options.

I will check out the ktoonz kernel. Thanks

That is not at all what it is saying, it clearly says the current governor "doesn't support this menu." That means two things :
1. That menu is to tweak the governor, not to SET the governor, and that MSM-DCVS doesn't support tweaks.
2. That menu shows you already have SET the governor to MSM-DCVS, selected and currently running, so it in fact does work

When you are on the first menu of SetCPU to set your values, below it will say "I/O" and "Governor", what ever is selected is what's running.

[Deadly_Poison630]

Since I'm on a stock rom, i'm running ondemand w/ noop. I also have a screen off profile of 584/384

[gollum18]

Since I'm on a stock rom, i'm running ondemand w/ noop. I also have a screen off profile of 584/384

Ohh those are some low values, and you don't experience any wake issues from having your phone wake from that low..

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[Skunkape60]

Mine are set lower than that and have never had any issues of not waking up. I am on the Stock kernel.

[Deadly_Poison630]

Ohh those are some low values, and you don't experience any wake issues from having your phone wake from that low..

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Not at all. If you use a kernel like kt747 for touchwiz you can set it even lower and still not get wake issues.

[Soundtrack to Chaos]

Since I have an extended battery now, I'm just going to run performance all the time while in use

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[netghost55]

Cfq /ondemand

[sr2012]

Interactive.

[Soundtrack to Chaos]

Ktoonservative Kt747 kernel

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[sr2012]

Actually Ondemand seems to be more fluid for me... but mainly in what a appears to be not as well optimised apps.

At a decent underclock though Interactive is definitely very good for battery life.

Edit: Performance makes everything super fluid, even with downclocking the CPU.

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[gollum18]

Actually Ondemand seems to be more fluid for me... but mainly in what a appears to be not as well optimised apps.

At a decent underclock though Interactive is definitely very good for battery life.

Edit: Performance makes everything super fluid, even with downclocking the CPU.

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Performance will devour your battery since it keeps the cores at your set max MHz constantly.

I use ktoonservative with noop. I found some settings on xda for it and my phone is really smooth now (of course I mean smoother than usual).

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[sr2012]

Performance will devour your battery since it keeps the cores at your set max MHz constantly.

I use ktoonservative with noop. I found some settings on xda for it and my phone is really smooth now (of course I mean smoother than usual).

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Yeah I use TrickDroid now with its default governor which is OnDemand or something similar.

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[offroadsocal]

which cpu app seems to work best on a stock rooted s3?