Hi,
i just got rooted my g2x 2.3.3 (stock rom), can anybody help me how to overclock it??
Thanks
You need to flash a kernel that supports overclocking. Check over in the development section for one that's compatible with your rom.
yogieajuz said:
Hi,
i just got rooted my g2x 2.3.3 (stock rom), can anybody help me how to overclock it??
Thanks
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Use http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1102720
I used it when I was stock rooted GB and it works great!!!
hope this helps and good luck!!
MisfitX said:
Use http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1102720
I used it when I was stock rooted GB and it works great!!!
hope this helps and good luck!!
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sorry,
what about after flash new kernel then not working, how i back to the original one?
thanks
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phburks said:
You need to flash a kernel that supports overclocking. Check over in the development section for one that's compatible with your rom.
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i have stock room and i rooted from your link before.
thanks
yogieajuz said:
sorry,
what about after flash new kernel then not working, how i back to the original one?
thanks
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i have stock room and i rooted from your link before.
thanks
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After you flashed the new kernel you have to use something like SetCPU (from the market) to set the processor speed higher. You can set it up to the maximum speed allowed by the kernel you flashed. Just be careful about running it at max speed for too long. This phone is plenty fast at 1GHz so no need to set it too high and risk damaging your phone.
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phburks said:
After you flashed the new kernel you have to use something like SetCPU (from the market) to set the processor speed higher. You can set it up to the maximum speed allowed by the kernel you flashed. Just be careful about running it at max speed for too long. This phone is plenty fast at 1GHz so no need to set it too high and risk damaging your phone.
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I'm only running mine at 1.2GHz and it performs fantastic..
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MisfitX said:
I'm only running mine at 1.2GHz and it performs fantastic..
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@MisfitX:
Can you give me link (file), which one i have to use, my phone is:
OS: 2.3.3 (Rooted) Stock Rom
Baseband v :xxxx [JUL 152011]
Kernel: 2.6.32.9
Soft Ver.: LG-P999-V21e
Thanks
i appreciated...
yogieajuz said:
@MisfitX:
Can you give me link (file), which one i have to use, my phone is:
OS: 2.3.3 (Rooted) Stock Rom
Baseband v :xxxx [JUL 152011]
Kernel: 2.6.32.9
Soft Ver.: LG-P999-V21e
Thanks
i appreciated...
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http://www.multiupload.com/KFCY74Q85M
That's faux123's 0.1.3 kernel for stock GB roms, works great!!
Thanks faux123
And good luck, hope it helps...
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MisfitX said:
http://www.multiupload.com/KFCY74Q85M
That's faux123's 0.1.3 kernel for stock GB roms, works great!!
Thanks faux123
And good luck, hope it helps...
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@MisfitX,
how if i want to back to original like before i flash this kernel, what i have to do like uninstall this kernel maybe?
Sorry, i'm new on this.
Thanks
Has anyone posted a flashable zip for the stock GB kernel so if you try this and don't like it you can go back to stock easily? I have searched and cannot find it.
yogieajuz said:
@MisfitX,
how if i want to back to original like before i flash this kernel, what i have to do like uninstall this kernel maybe?
Sorry, i'm new on this.
Thanks
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The best way would be to make a backup first, then follow the steps to flash the new kernel.. That way if you don't like it or if you have a problem you can always reboot into recovery and restore that backup..
Side note: its always a good idea when flashing anything to your phone to have a back up plan. Like what you will do if something has a problem or you don't like it.. Backup, backup, backup..
Good luck hope this helps
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Gotcha.....
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I tried this but it didn't seem to work. I saw the new kernel version in settings, and in SetCPU it showed 1100 as the speed, but when I went to adjust the slider it maxed out at 1000, not 1500. Did I do something wrong?
When in set cpu ; settings; detect new frequencies. Then try it.
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Edit: nevermind, I needed to autodetect after installing kernel. Thank you so much.
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I added kernel tweaks from raspdeep's I9000 OC and got our bali kernel to OC, I'm running at 1.2 Ghz right now. I haven't tested this in terms of battery life, but there's a good chance your battery life may be less. So use with caution.
This 1.2 Ghz OC feels smoother and faster than stock, and better and more stable than 1.28Ghz. If you tried the 1.28 and gave up, try this 1.2, it's much better. I removed the link to the 1.28Ghz kernel because it was causing too many problems for everyone, and actually being slower due to freezing and overheating.
Battery life and stability not guaranteed
Use setcpu to control your cpu speed.
Credits to Dr. Honk for bali original, and raspdeep for OC source.
THIS IS FOR KG2 ONLY!
I have flashed this both on stock and on a custom KG2 rom, they both worked.
link removed because it was unstable - 1.28Ghz
Updated 1.2 KERNEL: http://www.multiupload.com/3QPMQY476F
3:55PM 8/3/2011
I provide no guarantees that this will work, make a backup before you try this!
This was really only made for all the kids who kept asking for an OC kernel.
It has been suggested that the 1.2Ghz kernel may be more stable, so I would suggest trying that one instead of the 1.28Ghz kernel
Flashing right now . You beat me too it ;p
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I added kernel tweaks from raspdeep's I9000 OC and got our bali kernel to OC, I'm running at 1.28 Ghz right now. I haven't tested this in terms of battery life, but there's a good chance your battery life may be less. So use with caution.
Use setcpu to control your cpu speed.
Credits to Dr. Honk for bali original, and raspdeep for OC source.
THIS IS FOR KG2 ONLY!
Flash through CWM as usual, I've tested flashing it and it worked fine for me, so it should work for you.
http://www.multiupload.com/WLONR4WAA6
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I'll try adding in UV mods later, but I have to go home from work for now.
Remember once you add UV to check the voltage . Just a reminder & The kernel flash's but it auto-reboot's & then stay's stuck on SK4G splash screen .
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I'll try adding in UV mods later, but I have to go home from work for now.
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Check it again, teddy says it works
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Im stuck at boot as well.
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I knew i wasn't the only one .
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Im stuck at boot as well.
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Should I just flash the old kernel?
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Now that your at boot screen you have to ODIN to KG2
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Should I just flash the old kernel?
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I rebooted to cwm
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Maybe its my rom, I'll do more testing
It's not your ROM cause with my ROM it doe's it & so doe's on teddy's ROM . Now my phone won't even recognize the PC>
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Maybe its my rom, I'll do more testing
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Well it works on mine, so it's not broken entirely, so something has to be different here. pulling the link until its more tested.
Now that I think about it, the issue might have been that you were all on rfs, rather than ext4
if you can get back to CWM you can just flash the old kernel
Ok reflashed old kernel. All is well.
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I odined back to stock and it still works... JoshEwAhh, what setup did you have before flashing?
Ginger clone and old bali kernel
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Thats why. Gingerclone is KD1, this is for KG2 only.
ill update
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Well, ths is cool, whats not cool is my comp wont even recognize my phone now..even in dl mode. at all. lol. yes..lol.
However im more then sure ill fix it no prob. this is pretty sweet though that its oc'ed now
So I rooted my g2x, after I tried every rom I found I am using the latest trigger rom, I think that's the best! I googled for 2 day's now but can't find an answer! I want to Oc my phone now! How and what's the best way?
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So I rooted my g2x, after I tried every rom I found I am using the latest trigger rom, I think that's the best! I googled for 2 day's now but can't find an answer! I want to Oc my phone now! How and what's the best way?
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I think you need to grab an OC kernal, and there is an app you can use for your processor. I think in development if you look at a sticky it tells you everything.
Just download and flash a custom kern that's OC'able and then install an app (I use setCPU) to over clock to your desired clock speed.
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Hey guys,
Searched the original page here, couldn't find an answer. So here's my question. Now that the US govt has done it and shut down websites, I was just wondering, would anyone happen to have a copy of the Tsugi ROM that's been undervolted?
If not, could someone point me to guides on how to undervolt and maybe even the ideal settings for overclocking using setcpu?
Thanks in advance!
You can get the Tsugi UV kernel on ROM Manager.
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C0dy said:
You can get the Tsugi UV kernel on ROM Manager.
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Cool. I'll look into it. And what software do I use to change the undervolt settings?
zeth006 said:
Cool. I'll look into it. And what software do I use to change the undervolt settings?
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SetCPU. It's free on this site, just have to search for it.
buru898 said:
SetCPU. It's free on this site, just have to search for it.
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Isn't that used mostly for overclocking?
anyone have any idea why i couldnt o/c past 1GHz on RG2X MIUI with FAux123 kernel? :3
zeth006 said:
Isn't that used mostly for overclocking?
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You can also change voltage settings with it, though.
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You can also change voltage settings with it, though.
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Cool. Phone arrives today afternoon/evening/whenever the FedEx guy decides to come around, off to flash the rom and undervolt the %%%% out of it.
Cool
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i found them from here (apologies for retarded links, they are outside links, and i don't have enough posts):
rootzwiki DOT com/topic/10184-rom-tsugi-2011-12-31-the-next-g2x-stock-234-leaked-lg-firmware/
i reuploaded the kernel here, i believe its the 1.5 gHz kernel and underclocked:
2shared DOT com/file/KC25xjMv/P999-234KernelOyasumi-01-signe.html
yourwhiteshadow said:
i found them from here (apologies for retarded links, they are outside links, and i don't have enough posts):
rootzwiki DOT com/topic/10184-rom-tsugi-2011-12-31-the-next-g2x-stock-234-leaked-lg-firmware/
i reuploaded the kernel here, i believe its the 1.5 gHz kernel and underclocked:
2shared DOT com/file/KC25xjMv/P999-234KernelOyasumi-01-signe.html
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Questions from a noob. Is this different from the undervolted file? What do I do with each file? Substitute them for the installation guide on the front page of the tsugi rom guide?
the one that i linked to on 2shared is the overclocked undervolted file. ideally you should flash the ROM first through CWM, and then the kernel through CWM. try the undervolted file, if its stable, then keep it, if its not stable, try the one that is just overclocked and not undervolted.
yourwhiteshadow said:
the one that i linked to on 2shared is the overclocked undervolted file. ideally you should flash the ROM first through CWM, and then the kernel through CWM. try the undervolted file, if its stable, then keep it, if its not stable, try the one that is just overclocked and not undervolted.
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Kinda new to the world of flashing. How do you distinguish between the rom and the kernel?
in the development thread for the G2x, the rom threads start with [ROM], that would be the easiest way.
yourwhiteshadow said:
in the development thread for the G2x, the rom threads start with [ROM], that would be the easiest way.
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Wait. So that file you gave me. Does it have the rom and kernel, or just one?
ETA: The link the dev provides here has a download link to a "smartinstaller." is that the ROM? And the oyasumi 0.1 UV is the kernel, right?
Gah. This is stuff is confusing but interesting to learn!
zeth006 said:
Wait. So that file you gave me. Does it have the rom and kernel, or just one?
ETA: The link the dev provides here has a download link to a "smartinstaller." is that the ROM? And the oyasumi 0.1 UV is the kernel, right?
Gah. This is stuff is confusing but interesting to learn!
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correct, the TSUGI rom has a smart installer that does everything for you. it simply installs the ROM. afterwards, its suggested that you get the oyasumi KERNEL.
ROM is most analogous to an operating system, and kernel allows the operating system to interact with the hardware. you need to install the two separately. ROM first, and then kernel.
What is the best rom and kernal for the g2x
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timothy7732 said:
What is the best rom and kernal for the g2x
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How about creating a separate thread for that question instead of hijacking mine? Or better yet, search around. I've chosen to use Tsugi because of its reputation for stability and battery life.
Sorry I'm new to this obviously thanks for the help
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Is anyone using a different kernel with the new v21y baseband?
Faux's 14b 2.
buru898 said:
Faux's 14b 2.
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14b2? I'm familiar with the g2x prior to baseband update but I've never seen that one...link?
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Check on rootz, second to last post.
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Faux all the way.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=25924733
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I'm using the 14b2 faux123 kernel with v21y. It's a lot better than the stock kernel.
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how's the battery life i don't want to loose my 3hrs screen on time using akop and faux
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Sk8trfred said:
how's the battery life i don't want to loose my 3hrs screen on time using akop and faux
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There you go.
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buru898 said:
Faux's 14b 2.
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I'm using this kernel as well. I can confirm that it's much smoother and quicker than the stock kernel.
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andrewNY said:
I'm using this kernel as well. I can confirm that it's much smoother and quicker than the stock kernel.
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What about battery life?
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cricketAC said:
There you go.
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Switch to a different browser if want to save more battery
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I the 014b2 kernel working with rc3? I can't get to load past the boot animation.
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I the 014b2 kernel working with rc3? I can't get to load past the boot animation.
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There are two threads/ variations of faux kernels. One is for GB like this one and the other is for cm7 based. Use the other kernel 050b1 i think.
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There are two threads/ variations of faux kernels. One is for GB like this one and the other is for cm7 based. Use the other kernel 050b1 i think.
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That one works with the new bb?
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That one works with the new bb?
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I dont think so cuz at that time cm7 wouldnt work with new BBz, dunnno if he patched it up(his kernel) later on.
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I dont think so cuz at that time cm7 wouldnt work with new BBz, dunnno if he patched it up(his kernel) later on.
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Just looked into it. Apparently 050 is for Rc2 only.
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OK, I got it working. I flashed my old favorite Trinity kernel. I really didn't expect it to work, but apparently it does.
The Eaglesblood ICS release 3 came with Trinity Kernel and had UMS support They just updated to Supporting the V21Y baseband. going to try Harsh and see what happens
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The Eaglesblood ICS release 3 came with Trinity Kernel and had UMS support They just updated to Supporting the V21Y baseband. going to try Harsh and see what happens
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That would explain it then lol
I running T15-G2x-06022012 with CM7 RC3 OCed to 1400 with out issues
For Faux's 014b2 kernel, which do you recommend when running Kwes' modified stock ROM (v21y)? I see pre-UV and stock voltage versions. I'm leaning towards stock voltage, but is there a major advantage for the pre-UV? (I'm not even really sure what is meant by pre-UV -- pre-under voltage?)
Thanks!
EDIT: pre-UV is pre-under volted. From a little more reading, I found that pre-UV means the kernel has a -50mv UV already. So if using UV/OC tools and apps, you need to take into account that -50mv already.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=14887835&postcount=262
Hopefully this explanation helps anyone else with a similar question.
I did a bench mark test using antutu, my nexus s that was currently running paranoid 2.54 and marmite 7.1.3 came up with a very humble score of 3138 , compared to others that was 4000 and higher,, how do they do that? I wish i could optimize my phone like that.
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Heres the screen shot of my bench mark testing. Sorry i forgot to attach it before
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ROM: Paranoid Android 2.54
Kernel: Stock @ 1200mhz
How do you that? surely its not just the rom and kernel combo?
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No tweaks.
When i took that benchmark i was on PA 2.54 with stock kernel, OC'd @ 1200mhz, that's it.
Governor: Performance, I/O Scheduler: Deadline
I also got i9023 btw.
ej8989 said:
No tweaks.
When i took that benchmark i was on PA 2.54 with stock kernel, OC'd @ 1200mhz, that's it.
Governor: Performance, I/O Scheduler: Deadline
I also got i9023 btw.
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really?? hmn.. gonna try that out..hopefully this time its gonna be better.
which one did you use? the 4.1.2 or the 4.1.1?
thanks by the way
4.1.2
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4.1.2
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just wanted to be sure if this is the one, http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1420542&highlight=stock+kernel
When i said stock kernel, i meant i didn't flash any kernel.
I used the stock one PA provided (same kernel CM10 uses)
ej8989 said:
When i said stock kernel, i meant i didn't flash any kernel.
I used the stock one PA provided (same kernel CM10 uses)
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oh i see... sorry my bad well back to flashing again, i didnt knew before that they provided a kernel specifically for the nexus s...so i just flash the rom and gapps then custom kernel ,
Mario Christian Oquias said:
oh i see... sorry my bad well back to flashing again, i didnt knew before that they provided a kernel specifically for the nexus s...so i just flash the rom and gapps then custom kernel ,
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just flash PA 2.54 without wiping anything. it will return to stock PA kernel.
ej8989 said:
just flash PA 2.54 without wiping anything. it will return to stock PA kernel.
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cool !!! thanks a lot ej8989 for the help, well i still might want to try out other combos as well , but this really rocks! if i find a better one ill give you a heads up , :good:
Here's my new results... hmn I had to flash again my ROM and did a full wipe . My 2nd attempt was still in 3+++ now as you can see it improved...this is @1400 stock launcher.
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Mario Christian Oquias said:
Here's my new results... hmn I had to flash again my ROM and did a full wipe . My 2nd attempt was still in 3+++ now as you can see it improved...this is @1400 stock launcher.
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That's great! I dunno what messed up your phone that you get really low scores lol