Was quite popular on the Desire. Why aren't there HAVS Kernel for the NexusS?
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Havs?
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Adaptive Voltage Scaling combined with Static Voltage Scaling is called Hybrid Adaptive Voltage Scaling or HAVS
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HTC
Stop it Johnny! It hurts
snandlal said:
HTC
Stop it Johnny! It hurts
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Stock HTC Kernel don't use HAVS.
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ItsDace said:
Stock HTC Kernel don't use HAVS.
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It is a hack for HTC devices, based on HTC hardware. Like SBC.
That is my understanding.
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Hey xda people, i wanted to ask what is live OC?How does it work ,is it any better than simple OC? Please,tell me as much as you can, i'd be greatful!
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As far as I know, live OC is just another cpu governor. I prefer to use setcpu. Or oc daemon from energy ROMS.
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Does anyone actually notice any differences if this is checked ?
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Does anyone actually notice any differences if this is checked ?
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yes, i do.
Yeah. Especially when you use live oc.
Diffirence is noticeable in facebook app.
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Mic43 said:
Diffirence is noticeable in facebook app.
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Yea I agree here, but elsewhere feels negligible ? Maybe I should try live OC
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Diffirence is noticeable in facebook app.
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and on twitter app too.... scrolling have a great improvement
Anybody know what ways i can do this? Like apps, strategies, or roms that boost performance
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Ice Cream Sandwich rom's boost performance, if you overclock you can set it 1200 MHz and put performance.
Anything else? Because i don't really know what I'm doing when i overclock :/
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Are you on ics?
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Yea, beam
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Just go to settings-rom control-performance
Change from 1000 to 1200.
You are now overclocked which will boost performance. I also changed my governor from the same screen to smartassv2
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I remember seeing a guide on how you should go about saving your battery by adjusting the voltages in a CPU app. searched for it and can't seem to find it
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I got some tips in the hell fire Phoenix 2.3 thread. I've been back and forth either cpu tweaker as well and I've read some folks believe it's better.
I have no idea if any of this really helps phone stability, but it controls cpu to some extent depending on kernel.
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I remember seeing a guide on how you should go about saving your battery by adjusting the voltages in a CPU app. searched for it and can't seem to find it
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Is this it?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1558080
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The battery you save is miniscule, that and the increased frequency of SOD means you have no net gain.
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Agreed - better to try different kernels and find which one works best with your phone.
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It will however make your device run much cooler.
Post your Antutu V4 benchmarks to see WHO is the WINNER
My score:
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Another one.
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One more.
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I don't care much bout Benchmarks. They're barely objective with too many influences....
Benchmark results are jumping from test to test depending on performance setting, apps and background services...
What counts for me is only the performance and smoothness of my running system, not the score antutu tells me....
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How the hell did you THAT ?
Is it ElementalX overclocking ?
Benchmarks are useless. It's not the sole basis of performance of your phone. What's more important is your personal experience with the phone and how well you are satisfied with it.
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How the hell did you THAT ?
Is it ElementalX overclocking ?
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No. It was bricked kernel.
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Just for the record.
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