Do you know a method or an application to force CPU speed to 1Ghz or at least how to control the current speed?
I find with TCPMP that, after a boot, CPU is running at maximum speed. After a few minutes it goes down to 500 - 400 Mhz and it does not raise anymore.
With 1 Ghz TCPMP runs smooth with GDI (the driver that let me use subtitles), with 500 Mhz it begins to stutter.
Another question, do you know a version of TCPMP that let you use subtitles using directdraw drivers?
Thanks
I want to know this ,too.
How to release our HD2's CPU speed ?
I wish HD2's CPU can work in full speed all the time.
Don't worry about battery issue, If it can be control .
DEVELOPMENT THREAD FOR HCL ME U1
I KNOW THERE ARE NOT MUCH USER THATT USE THIS TAB ::silly:
DEVICE INFORMATION ::laugh:
1-DEVICE NAME -HCL ME U1
2-SDK VERSION -4.0.3
3-OS(KERNAL) NAME -LINUX
4-KERNAL VERSION 3.0.8-VIMICRO
CPU
1-NAME:ARMv7 PROCESSOR REV 2 (V7I) NEON
2-MAX FREQ:1GHZ
3-CORES-1 SINGLE CORE
4-ARCHITECTURE:7
5-BOGOMIPS: 371.91
6-HARDWARE: VIMICRO VORTEX BOARD
DISPLAY
1- RESOLUTION: 480X760
2-DPI: 160X160
3-REFRESH RATE- 59.52
GPU (OPENGL)
1-RENDERER: GC400 GRAPHICS ENGINE
2-GPU VERSION OPENGL ES 2.0
MORE:
MAX TEXTURE UNIT 4
MAX TEXTURE SIZE 8192
MAX LIGHT 8
MORE -----
VBO: SUPPORTED
FRAME BUFFERS : SUPPORTED
CUBE MAP : SUPPORTED
TEXTURE COMBINERS: SUPPORTED
DOT3 COMBINER :SUPPORTED
AND BLA BLA
FIX THE LAG AND MAKE IT FAST 5X FOR HCL ME U1 EASY
1-ROOT YOUR DEVICE
2-DOWNLOAD NO-FRILLS CPU CONTROL (GOOGLE IT OR DOWNLOAD IT FROM PLAY STORE)
3-OPEN IT NOW CLICK ON GOVERNOR>SELECT>ONDEMAND
4-NOW CLICK ON I/O SCHEDULER CFQ>SELECT>NOOP DONE
5-APPLY
WHAT IMPROVE :
1-IT MAKE YOUR DEVICE FASTER
AFTER EXAM I WILL RELEASE THE ROM FOR THIS TAB BYE
Nice to see that someone is trying to develop for this tablet..
Hi,
I am working on a program which reads the current GPU frequency of Android devices. For example, Adreno GPUs have a standard directory of /sys/class/kgsl/kgsl-3d0/gpuclk. The GPU frequency of Intel devices seems to be a lot more difficult to find. '/sys/class/drm/card0/gt_cur_freq_mhz' works for a few devices, but not all. Any ideas?
Thanks,
Andrew
Is there any tool to check for the exact cpu model for rockchip cpus?
I tried cpuz, cpu identification but none display it correctly
I have a meizu MX4 (mediatek MT6595 8 core CPU in big.little configuration - 4*A7 + 4*A17) and I noticed that in some extreme cases where software decoding is required (aka a 10bit h265 video), the high powered cores are idle leaving the low powered cores to try to decode the exotic video format, unsuccessfully obviously.
I am currently on android KitKat but I can also test on android lolipop if required.
Try playing with CPU Core Limit
Settings>Decoder>Cpu core limit
You can also try "Use Speedup Tricks"
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I tried changing the core limit settings, doesn't matter what settings I choose, only the low powered cores do anything but MX player detects all 8 cores.
meh301 said:
I tried changing the core limit settings, doesn't matter what settings I choose, only the low powered cores do anything but MX player detects all 8 cores.
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This might be due to the the fact that SW decoder can't detect which one is faster and which one is slower.
You may get better performance by reducing number of cores to 4 to ignore slower cores.
Reducing the number of cores to 4 still uses the low powered cores exclusively. MX player simply refuses to load any of the high powered cores, no matter what setting.
meh301 said:
Reducing the number of cores to 4 still uses the low powered cores exclusively. MX player simply refuses to load any of the high powered cores, no matter what setting.
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It is solely kernel's decision selecting cores to be used..
Anyway I will check again if there is a way to control on it.
meh301 said:
Reducing the number of cores to 4 still uses the low powered cores exclusively. MX player simply refuses to load any of the high powered cores, no matter what setting.
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BTW, How did you monitor core usages? I can't find proper tool.
I'm pretty sure that choice of core usage is purely controlled by kernel logic; these big.LITTLE setups don't generally expose the cores to the OS.