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Overclocking the magician - fastest stable speed?

I've tried overclocking the cpu on my mini using pocket hackmaster. The fastest setting I've been able to use which was stable was:
CPU: 468(T), Bus: 117, Mem: 59, LCD: 59 (Mhz)
Has anyone else tried overclocking their magicians? What's the fastest speed you've been able to use?
On the other side of the coin, has anyone tried underclocking it? If so, any improvements to battery life with a slower cpu speed?

I think battery life would be improved on any pda when lowering cpu cycles. Make sure you have insurance on your phone too, I managed to kill one by overclocking.

Mine Mini is rock stable at 1073Mhz, 143, 36,72.

liusam said:
Mine Mini is rock stable at 1073Mhz, 143, 36,72.
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Are you sure? Have U check w/ any benchmark program? 2 o/c program I know (Xcpu scaler, PHM) will report fake clock value at some point.

rocket said:
I've tried overclocking the cpu on my mini using pocket hackmaster. The fastest setting I've been able to use which was stable was:
CPU: 468(T), Bus: 117, Mem: 59, LCD: 59 (Mhz)
Has anyone else tried overclocking their magicians? What's the fastest speed you've been able to use?
On the other side of the coin, has anyone tried underclocking it? If so, any improvements to battery life with a slower cpu speed?
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520MHz (
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The Benchmark result fpor GXmark is 1352 when performed at 1073Mhz. :roll:

liusam said:
The Benchmark result fpor GXmark is 1352 when performed at 1073Mhz. :roll:
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GXmark?

I personally found PHM to be a better overclocking program than XCPUScalar.
I added manually 618MHz (124,62,62,T) which gives an SI benchmark of 329, faster than all those over 900Mhz clock rates I got by PHM's automatic settings. Some of them might be fake but some of them just gives the same SI benchmark for the same bus speed no matter what the processor speed is.

I set my MDA Compact to 520Mhz, bus:130, mem:65, LSD: 65 with Pocket Hack Master 2005 v3.10.007! It runs stable and I think thet is pretty enough. :roll: 8) The battery life is shorter but still acceptable!
liusam said:
Mine Mini is rock stable at 1073Mhz, 143, 36,72.
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!!!! :roll: :shock: liusam! Can you tell us what program you used or how did you succeed this? Because this settings are very strange!!! It's very "interesting" for me what this multiplayer is? :lol: I think a multiplayer like this: 7,5034965034965034965034965034965 is a quiet impossible! In my opinion the max. multiplayer is FSBx4!

I set my o2 mini to CPU: 620(T), Bus: 124, Mem: 61, LCD: 61 (Mhz) , It was running pretty good but sometime , somehow it slow down for a few sec . But anyway i think the good Speed is CPU: 512(T), Bus: 130, Mem: 65, LCD: 65 (Mhz) with this setting i can see it not fast as the 620 but more stable . Anyway i just get back to the normal speed because i did too many test and it freezing my o2 now , IF i see anything interesting i will tell you guy

HI
where can i get the software to overclock my Jam and also the benchmarking software ??
regards
reo

Are you guys gettings speeds higher than normal with or without the power lead attached? XCPUScalar says you only get 520mhz with power lead in (which it did, although it hard reset when I disconnected the power cable )
I wouldn't mind trying other overclocking software if they're more successful, 520mhz is lovely to use, so smooth.
What stable speed can you guys get without the power lead in, and with what settings?
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S100 Stabel at CPU: 702, Bus: 117, Mem: 59, LCD: 59 (Mhz)
I run whit 6 scale config. from 208Mhz to 702Mhz

In Pocket Hack Master try "fast bus=on" and your bus speed increase without problems. For example, now I have 208 mhz bus:
CPU=520 BUS=208 RAM=52 LCD=104
I use following settings:
L=16 N=5 A=0 LCD_26=0 Turbo=on Halfturbo=off Fast Bus=on
if N=6 then CPU=624 - no problem for my S110

@truedim
It doesn't work for me with N=6.
But it works with
L=18 -> 585 MHZ, SI=367 [234:59:59:T].
Any higher speed resets my device. I believe it depends on components tolerance. Btw, your 520Mhz settings raised my SI from 313 (std 520) to 322.
Silver

how to set fast bus or choose L=18 -> 585 MHZ ? i can set only 1 stable frequency which is 520/133 can u tell me how to set higher one ?
ok i solved the problem : ) i just need to add manual speed :F

520:260:65:65 gives me a SI of 373. It's stable as well.

The Benchmark result fpor GXmark is 1352 when performed at 1073Mhz.
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Ur Jam is running at 1073mhz? U must b joking dude. It will fried up ur proccesor b4 u even reaches 1000mhz

I am running 1073 too,and you should also check it

I suggest anyone who claimed they get a 700mzh+ clock magician do a testing w/ TCMP Player. Take a look at what clock speed it detected and a "REAL" benchmark testing w/ Video/auido.

Quadrant Benchmarks

Many of the kernels & fixes that have been posted have resulted in dramatic increases in Quadrant scores. Unfortunately, the standard (free) version will only show the final system score and not individual subsystem scores. My goal is to post a detailed summary of these fixes / kernels so that the individual subsystem improvements can be seen.

Summary
Stock
Total: 882 CPU:744 Mem: 1773 I/O: 700 2D: 297 3D: 894
Stock + 1.2 Ghz Overclock
Total: 1030 CPU:884 Mem: 2103 I/O: 743 2D: 370 3D: 1049
One Click Lag Fix (ext2)
Total: 2142 CPU:736 Mem: 1787 I/O: 6988 2D: 306 3D: 893

Stock + Root = 882
Stock firmware flashed from Odin3 One-Click and then rooted.
Total: 882
CPU: 744
Mem: 1773
I/O: 700
2D: 297
3D: 894
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One Click Lag Fix (ext2) = 2142
One Click Lag Fix (ext2)
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=749495
Total: 2142
CPU: 736
Mem: 1787
I/O: 6988
2D: 306
3D: 893

Stock + 1.2 GHz Overclock = 1030
Stock with 1.2 GHz overclock kernel
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=7558178&postcount=38
Total: 1030
CPU: 884
Mem: 2103
I/O: 743
2D: 370
3D: 1049

Nice thread. Good information and links for the masses.

nice thread with detailed information + pictures.
Unfortunately, quadrant scores do not really mean anything, especially with the SGS phones.
In other words, quadrant scores do not scale with actual performance gains in real world usage. I, and many others, feel the NAND hack provides the fastest real world benefit, but still have near-stock Quadrant scores.

Very interesting. It sounds like the biggest and most useful improvement is 2.2's increase in CPU ability.

SlimJ87D said:
Very interesting. It sounds like the biggest and most useful improvement is 2.2's increase in CPU ability.
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So imagine the insane quadrant score we'll be reporting when we get that CPU boost in addition to a final I/O fix to overcone RFS.

I know Quadrant benchmarks don't necessarily mean anything, but I thought this was cool:
Samsung Captivate: Android 2.1 Stock ROM + Ext2 Hack + 1.2 GHz overclock

That's pretty awesome.

Dolphin HD flies w/o any lag , here is my quadrant score
Samsung Captivate: Android 2.1 Stock ROM + Ext2 Hack + 1.2 GHz overclock

JH2 firmware, rooted, 100+ apps installed
Total: 891
CPU: 755
Mem: 1879
I/O: 608
2D: 306
3D: 908

Root + Stock Rom
Total: 857
CPU: 734
Mem: 1765
I/O: 572
2D: 300
3D: 913
Root + Stock Rom + SetCPU
Total: 866
CPU: 754
Mem: 1738
I/O: 625
2D: 309
3D: 906
SetCPU Settings
(I have not figured out how to overclock yet, so I am only using it to manage resources)
Default profile
Max 1Ghz
Min 800Mhz
scaling Conservative
Charging/full profile
Same as default but scales on performance
Battery <50%
Max 800Mhz
Min 400Mhz
scaling Ondemand
screen off
Max 200
Min 200
Scale powersave

andy2na said:
, and many others, feel the NAND hack provides the fastest real world benefit, but still have near-stock Quadrant scores.
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Which fix is the NAND hack?

[INFO] [ROOT] [UPDATED] Celkon A85 Wiki By Kevin

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Internal Memory (DATA): 140 MB*
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Install CWM on your device (Celkon A85)
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Stock Kernel Optimisation

Hello M2 users, y'all probably wondering what did I mean by the thread title above so I'll get straight to the point nice and simple.
Using a stock kernel sucks, any CPU Tuner will go bonkers adjusting frequencies only to see it revert to stock again. So, while browsing for ways to optimise performance and battery in the Xperia, I came across this guide (now updated to this) on our Interactive governor. While it's on a different phone, the explanations are clear enough to tell anyone that yes, this can be adapted so long as you are rooted.
So read the whole post to give yourself an idea on the functions available for you. I use Kernel Adiutor for this as it seems most reliable.
But first, go into your build.prop files and edit this code:
Code:
ro.min_freq_0=300000
Set the frequency to 300000 (300Mhz) and restart or your phone will always be stuck on a higher frequency.
Also in the Kernel Samepage Merging, turn it off. There isn't much of an impact between battery and performance so this function is useless.
So now head into the CPU section, towards Tunables and add the following values according to the screenshot.
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This gave me 50% battery usage over 26 hours, with 5 hours of Screen on Time used by chatting, gaming, and web surfing. Pretty good looking at all the times I've run the battery with less usage.
Anyhoo, I hope these settings are useful for y'all and if anyone has any modifications to these settings please do share it with your results. This may perhaps be the only guide where we control the governor on a deeper level rather than taking it as it is, so let's squeeze as much juice out of this phone as possible.
Update: These are the settings I've settled with, no negligible battery life and not much of an impact on performance. The voltage tables for the SD400 looks to be dynamic so you can't get an exact reading and anyone who looks at it will suggest you buy a new phone instead >.>

How do you add multiple values on one settings ?
I can't seem to be able to

FrWhyMe said:
How do you add multiple values on one settings ?
I can't seem to be able to
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Right now you can only add multiples for above_hispeed_delay and target_load. Just tap the space bar each time you add in new values and the app will auto-arrange it for you. If it still doesn't work, what kernel are you using?

Can you repost the photo or write the values please?

basem_ym said:
Can you repost the photo or write the values please?
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I'm not using this anymore, Sony's stock setting is fine unless you can somehow change the voltage.

AutumQueen92 said:
I'm not using this anymore, Sony's stock setting is fine unless you can somehow change the voltage.
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I spent last week trying to study and understand those govenors.
Since yesterday, I was trying and tunning the stock interactive govenor
I didnt notice any major changes in performance but I was surprised by power consumption
Ex: I used to play Solitaire everyday more than 2 times a day, each time I spend like 1 hour and my battery drops like 10%
After tunning the interactive govenor my battery drops like 4-6%
Which means its much better than stock
I'm using EagleExperience rom which come with stock kernel
Anyway I just want to know your tunnables because the photo you posted is not opening
I want to compare them with my numbers
Thank you for this post and sorry for bad english
It's not my first lang.

basem_ym said:
I spent last week trying to study and understand those govenors.
Since yesterday, I was trying and tunning the stock interactive govenor
I didnt notice any major changes in performance but I was surprised by power consumption
Ex: I used to play Solitaire everyday more than 2 times a day, each time I spend like 1 hour and my battery drops like 10%
After tunning the interactive govenor my battery drops like 4-6%
Which means its much better than stock
I'm using EagleExperience rom which come with stock kernel
Anyway I just want to know your tunnables because the photo you posted is not opening
I want to compare them with my numbers
Thank you for this post and sorry for bad english
It's not my first lang.
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These are my current settings, the 300Mhz and 787Mhz share the same voltage and any higher frequency has the same voltage too so it's more efficient to use Sony's settings. The only difference in here is I used Intelliplug to better control how they ramp up.

AutumQueen92 said:
These are my current settings, the 300Mhz and 787Mhz share the same voltage and any higher frequency has the same voltage too so it's more efficient to use Sony's settings. The only difference in here is I used Intelliplug to better control how they ramp up.
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In target loads, you have frequencies that aren't supported on stock kernel (1.4GHz)

DavidMKD said:
In target loads, you have frequencies that aren't supported on stock kernel (1.4GHz)
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That's because my kernel is overclocked.

above_hispeed_delay: 40000 998400:45000 1090400:50000 1190400:55000
boost: 0
boostpulse_duration: 0
go_hispeed_load: 99
hispeed_freq: 787200
io_is_busy_: 0
min_sample_time: 0
sampling_down_factor:1
sync_freq:300000
target loads: 80 600000:80 787200:90 998400:95 1090400:97 1190400:99
timer_rate: 60000
timer_slack: 480000
up_threshold_any_cpu_freq: 0
up_threshold_any_cpu_load: 0
Ksm off , no hotplug min:300 mhz max:1190 mhz
I am using this settings for now. I tried to lock 300-787 mhz for the my daily usage (whatsapp, youtube, cm browser, simple games like fun run) high frequences for heavy games, installing apps.
Is that config fine ? I tried semil's config its battery performance was great but i think it is slow config.

batuskas said:
above_hispeed_delay: 40000 998400:45000 1090400:50000 1190400:55000
boost: 0
boostpulse_duration: 0
go_hispeed_load: 99
hispeed_freq: 787200
io_is_busy_: 0
min_sample_time: 0
sampling_down_factor:1
sync_freq:300000
target loads: 80 600000:80 787200:90 998400:95 1090400:97 1190400:99
timer_rate: 60000
timer_slack: 480000
up_threshold_any_cpu_freq: 0
up_threshold_any_cpu_load: 0
Ksm off , no hotplug min:300 mhz max:1190 mhz
I am using this settings for now. I tried to lock 300-787 mhz for the my daily usage (whatsapp, youtube, cm browser, simple games like fun run) high frequences for heavy games, installing apps.
Is that config fine ? I tried semil's config its battery performance was great but i think it is slow config.
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I try not to limit my frequencies since the point is to go high performance only when needed. I'm not sure about your config since I never turn off hotplugs.

CPU Clock

Hi
I just notice that in CPU-Z it show clock to be 307MHz-1.59GHz, and 2.15GHz dualcore plus 1.59GHz dual-core.
I don't know if it has been like this since the beginning or it just after Nougat update, but I think I remembered it to be 2.15 GHz in CPU-Z before the update
I've attached screenshots of both program below
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napalm.potter said:
Hi
I just notice that in CPU-Z it show clock to be 307MHz-1.59GHz, and 2.15GHz dualcore plus 1.59GHz dual-core.
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Yeap, all 820 shows that in CPU-Z. Our CPU has 2 clusters:
2 "small" cores - 307MHz-1.59GHz
and
2 "big" cores - 307MHz - 2.15GHz
CPU-Z can not present it properly so they use Intel-like system of showing 1.59GHz as normal frequency and everything above is treated as "turbo".
But what bother me is that I have never seen those "turbo frequency in CPU-Z. Also after Nougat update I barely see "big" cores working and phone is stuttering from time to time. I hope they did not overly optimised it :/

debug info more concise on CPU-data than screen
@napalm.potter
Well mine shows 307MHz - 2.15GHz on the screen (different than yours), same Android Version than you have, CPU-Z 1.21
send to yourself "debug infos":
Code:
CPUs : 4
SoCs : 1
CPU 0 : AArch64 Processor rev 2 (aarch64)
Name : Qualcomm Snapdragon 820
Model : Qualcomm Technologies, Inc MSM8996
CPUs : 4
Core set 0 : Qualcomm 0x211
Core set 0 Nb Cores : 2
Core set 0 Max Clock : 2150 MHz
Core set 0 Impl.id : 0x51
Core set 0 Arch.id : 0x8
Core set 0 Var.id : 1
Core set 0 Part.id : 0x211
Core set 0 Rev.id : 2
Core set 0 Revision : r1p2
Core set 1 : Qualcomm 0x205
Core set 1 NbCores : 2
Core set 1 Max Clock : 1593 MHz
Core set 1 Impl.id : 0x51
Core set 1 Arch.id : 0x8
Core set 1 Part.id : 0x205
Arch : Kryo
Codename :
Process : 14 nm
GPU Vendor : Qualcomm
GPU Renderer : Adreno (TM) 530
Model : F8331 (F8331)
Manufacturer : Sony
Board : QC_Reference_Phone
Hardware : qcom
Android Ver. : 7.0
Kernel Arch. : armv8l

DHGE said:
@napalm.potter
Well mine shows 307MHz - 2.15GHz on the screen (different than yours), same Android Version than you have, CPU-Z 1.21
send to yourself "debug infos":
Code:
CPUs : 4
SoCs : 1
CPU 0 : AArch64 Processor rev 2 (aarch64)
Name : Qualcomm Snapdragon 820
Model : Qualcomm Technologies, Inc MSM8996
CPUs : 4
Core set 0 : Qualcomm 0x211
Core set 0 Nb Cores : 2
Core set 0 Max Clock : 2150 MHz
Core set 0 Impl.id : 0x51
Core set 0 Arch.id : 0x8
Core set 0 Var.id : 1
Core set 0 Part.id : 0x211
Core set 0 Rev.id : 2
Core set 0 Revision : r1p2
Core set 1 : Qualcomm 0x205
Core set 1 NbCores : 2
Core set 1 Max Clock : 1593 MHz
Core set 1 Impl.id : 0x51
Core set 1 Arch.id : 0x8
Core set 1 Part.id : 0x205
Arch : Kryo
Codename :
Process : 14 nm
GPU Vendor : Qualcomm
GPU Renderer : Adreno (TM) 530
Model : F8331 (F8331)
Manufacturer : Sony
Board : QC_Reference_Phone
Hardware : qcom
Android Ver. : 7.0
Kernel Arch. : armv8l
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My device is Xperia XZ Dual
It's cpu clock show me 1.59Ghz all four cores (sorry for my bad english)