I'm running cm7 with Trinity kernel Oc at 1400 when I plug into the wall sometimes the battery gets hot also when playing VIP poker .all other apps run great. Any suggestions?
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I'm running cm7 with Trinity kernel Oc at 1400 when I plug into the wall sometimes the battery gets hot also when playing VIP poker .all other apps run great. Any suggestions?
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That's gonna happen while using the phone non stop, as for charging make a profile for when screen off/ while charging I do that and never have over heating issues... I also reboot the phone after I plug it in.
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It seems like an error in the graphic drivers. I could come from a cold boot play a game til my phone gets warm then exit the game. After that the phone never cools down until after reboot. This has less to do about a charging profile and deals more with rouge code
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I'm assuming that's the performance kernel, and of course it'll overheat (to about 108-115 for normal highs). You're overclocked and charging the battery will be more hot than usual, you don't need to have it clocked so high for something like that, try it at lower frequencies if you're charging.
Why dont you just drop your clock speeds down to 1200. It should still perform like a champ. Expect heat while charging, I am running the ICS Eagles Blood ROM. It happens to mine too, without O.C.
It still has major bugs but it is far smoother than the stock 2.3 lg release that sucks to date.
Really you don't need to OC that high though, and if you do you should consider doing some undervolting.
If you are over clocking to 1.4gz your phone WILL get much hotter.
This us because your CPU is running faster, and generates more heat.
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Obviously, lower the CPU speed. This shouldn't have to be said.
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Thanks still learning just drooped to 1200 Max and 430 min so ill se what happens thanks again
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I'm assuming that's the performance kernel, and of course it'll overheat (to about 108-115 for normal highs). You're overclocked and charging the battery will be more hot than usual, you don't need to have it clocked so high for something like that, try it at lower frequencies if you're charging.
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It's not an overcloking issue. I had the same problem at 1.2ghz and my phone was set to drop to 800mhz max when the screen was off. If it was an overclocking it wouldn't happen only when the phone is asleep because most phones are setup to use very little of the cpu when they are inactive.
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It's not an overcloking issue. I had the same problem at 1.2ghz and my phone was set to drop to 800mhz max when the screen was off. If it was an overclocking it wouldn't happen only when the phone is asleep because most phones are setup to use very little of the cpu when they are inactive.
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Or, you had an app/s that kept running in the background, thus keeping the CPU awake. No G2X kernels currently support deep sleep (which would basically shut down almost everything when the screen is off), so that's another possibility. I'm on stock and don't need more than 760mHz per core most of the time.
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my g2x running cm7 and the stock kernel will overheat when plugged into the wall. this alone caused many screens of death and constant reboots for me. i tend to just pop off the battery door before plugging it in and no more issues.
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my g2x running cm7 and the stock kernel will overheat when plugged into the wall. this alone caused many screens of death and constant reboots for me. i tend to just pop off the battery door before plugging it in and no more issues.
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Yeah last night my phone froze and I'm running eagleblood's rom with stock kernel. I didn't reboot my phone before I went to sleep so that probably killed it
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Yeah switch miui havent had that problem on this one
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It's not an overcloking issue. I had the same problem at 1.2ghz and my phone was set to drop to 800mhz max when the screen was off. If it was an overclocking it wouldn't happen only when the phone is asleep because most phones are setup to use very little of the cpu when they are inactive.
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it really is not but it helps overheating a bit.its not like We OC to 1.8 but 1.4 still unnecessary.
This a dual core even at stock voltage still overheats.I seen single core devices really overheat.Plus Our experiences with overclocking,overheating would be different because each hardware make act different even though it's same phone.Also different locations,humidity temperature that affects phone too.You try to oc to 1.8 in the UK and it won't overheat lol COLD.
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Obviously, lower the CPU speed. This shouldn't have to be said.
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When I use the phone to play a game or web browse it starts to get really hot on the top half of the screen.
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Is there anyway that I can to see if the phone is overheating/getting too hot?
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How hot is it getting? I'm pretty sure every smartphone experiences some kind of heat from gaming or streaming videos specially when you are charging it at the same time.
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I mean just web browsing it is burning my hand. It only is the top half.
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Get a temperature app to see how hot it's getting.
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Get a temperature app to see how hot it's getting.
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Says it is a 105 degrees F and rising from using mg web browser no overclock.
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Says it is a 105 degrees F and rising from using mg web browser no overclock.
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Any apps running in the background besides using the browser? Have you rebooted your device?
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Any apps running in the background besides using the browser? Have you rebooted your device?
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No and the phone does not get nearly as hot on wifi. Really odd. Also the phone was overcloaked before but I pushed it back to just 1ghz. My phone burning me for using the browder out is not cool though. Think there is an issue?
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No and the phone does not get nearly as hot on wifi. Really odd. Also the phone was overcloaked before but I pushed it back to just 1ghz. My phone burning me for using the browder out is not cool though. Think there is an issue?
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Well there doesn't seem to be anything wrong with the device since you said you put it back to 1 ghz. Really odd if you ask me. Maybe its a battery problem? Sometimes defective batteries cause overheating and can explode.
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Well there doesn't seem to be anything wrong with the device since you said you put it back to 1 ghz. Really odd if you ask me. Maybe its a battery problem? Sometimes defective batteries cause overheating and can explode.
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It only gets hot when I use Japan too. Never on wifi. (Well it does a little playing games) I think I will call customer support tomorrow.
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And it is not getting hot where the battery is.
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I'd recommend you flash and reinstall the ROM on your phone. Sounds to me like you've still go some of the old performance updates kicking in making the device hotter!
For me your temperatures are pretty normal. When I am not gamimg my max was 91F!!
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Since you claim to have been able to move around the CPU frequency, I assume you are running setCPU. In setCPU you can look at Info tab where under the battery header it also displays the battery tempt. It's normal for the phone to heat while you are charging, on call for long or gaming for long duration but if you are seeing absurdly high reading for the battery tempt, then you better have it checked.
Hmm I had a overheating issue last night, woke up to my phone making a loud noise - I had set setCPU to make a noise when it goes over 40C and it did this today in the early hours of the morning whilst it was charging.
No processes were running other than the normal Live Wallpaper, Keyboard etc.. The phone was quite hot to the touch as well, so I just turned it off.
Weird thing is I have another profile in setCPU to have the max freq at 800Mhz and lowest 100Mhz when the screen is off so don't know how it got so hot?
So I've had a bit of a heating issue with my g2x as of late. Currently running the Hellfire sandwich (witch by the way is beast). Even before that it for pretty warm. Anyone else have this problem?
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So I've had a bit of a heating issue with my g2x as of late. Currently running the Hellfire sandwich (witch by the way is beast). Even before that it for pretty warm. Anyone else have this problem?
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mine has been getting a little warm since i flashed Hellfire... but that is mainly due to always being on it lol... it cools down when idle. Still not as warm as some of my old phones... but didn't have any temp issues before hellfire if that helps at all
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mine has been getting a little warm since i flashed Hellfire... but that is mainly due to always being on it lol... it cools down when idle. Still not as warm as some of my old phones... but didn't have any temp issues before hellfire if that helps at all
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The problem I'm having is at idle its warming up, its only clocked to 1260 but I tried it at 870 and it got really hot
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I'm at the default 1015 and it seems to be fine... Are you running the newest rom (1.4)?
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I'm at the default 1015 and it seems to be fine... Are you running the newest rom (1.4)?
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Yes, flashed it last night. I've had this issue for some time now. Started with GB
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hellfire does get pretty warm but use a CPU manager to put a profile for temperature. fyi the AOKP rom doesn't cause the g2x to heat up as much. it could be a kernal problem?
All ics roms have my phone running warm. Sort of to be expected with the way it has to be built
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it happened twice but my phone while on the charger over night got extremely hot. The phone wouldn't come on and I had to remove the battery and let it cool off.
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it happened twice but my phone while on the charger over night got extremely hot. The phone wouldn't come on and I had to remove the battery and let it cool off.
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I've had to do that to. I don't think the ics did it cuz it did it with gb
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I rock out at 1.2 and 1.4 ghz quite alot and I always have a failsafe at 44.9c (which is what the stock battery is rated for) clocking the CPU to 594 @ 750mv then it will cool down and clock back up when its safe with setcpu profiles.
Note: I run an aftermarket battery which is rated for 50 degrees c so if you have a stock battery you may want to set it below the Max temp rating on your battery cause the hotter it gets more often the quicker it loses charge.
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I rock out at 1.2 and 1.4 ghz quite alot and I always have a failsafe at 44.9c (which is what the stock battery is rated for) clocking the CPU to 594 @ 750mv then it will cool down and clock back up when its safe with setcpu profiles.
Note: I run an aftermarket battery which is rated for 50 degrees c so if you have a stock battery you may want to set it below the Max temp rating on your battery cause the hotter it gets more often the quicker it loses charge.
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Is an aftermarket the way to go with this?
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Is an aftermarket the way to go with this?
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I would never go back to a stock battery after having this but your issue sounds like the classic set the phone to not sleep during charging problem.
Try going into settings>applications>development>stay awake
Make sure that its checked and you shouldn't have overheating issues
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Try putting it to the lowest CPU. If not try a new battery.
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I have been having this problem on this phone with all the custom roms. I tried different combinations of roms and kernels and still no luck. I'm on EB ics. The phone wakes up fine while the charger is connected but if it sleeps while on battery it wakes up to a stuck/frozen screen. I really dont know what is going on.
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I have been having this problem on this phone with all the custom roms. I tried different combinations of roms and kernels and still no luck. I'm on EB ics. The phone wakes up fine while the charger is connected but if it sleeps while on battery it wakes up to a stuck/frozen screen. I really dont know what is going on.
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When you say stuck/frozen screen do you mean an image appears but is frozen or that the phone is frozen and won't show anything? The new EB rom has had some freezing issues when it's come to being used. Also the phone is know to have screen of death issues caused by overheating
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When you say stuck/frozen screen do you mean an image appears but is frozen or that the phone is frozen and won't show anything? The new EB rom has had some freezing issues when it's come to being used. Also the phone is know to have screen of death issues caused by overheating
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Yeah it shows the lock screen but its frozen only the buttons glow. I dont think this is an overheating issue because it does this within minutes of booting up. I notice that when I have music playing it doesnt freeze when I wake it up.
Go into setting, applications, developement and click stay awake.
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Go into setting, applications, developement and click stay awake.
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Stay awake only helps when the phone is on a charger. His problem occurs off a charger
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Stay awake only helps when the phone is on a charger. His problem occurs off a charger
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My apologies. I read "charger" but missed "battery" thanks for clearing that up.
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Try giving it more voltage (not all chips are made the same) or setting the minimum frequency to the next highest. 316 MHz on mine using Faux's kernel, but it depends on what you're using.
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Try giving it more voltage (not all chips are made the same) or setting the minimum frequency to the next highest. 316 MHz on mine using Faux's kernel, but it depends on what you're using.
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Thanks for the help. I'll give it a try. What program do you use for this?
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Thanks for the help. I'll give it a try. What program do you use for this?
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Setcpu is the most popular of the bunch
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I have been having this problem on this phone with all the custom roms. I tried different combinations of roms and kernels and still no luck. I'm on EB ics. The phone wakes up fine while the charger is connected but if it sleeps while on battery it wakes up to a stuck/frozen screen. I really dont know what is going on.
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Having the same issues, I thought it might of been the phone its self, but I'll try what they posted here
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Setcpu is the most popular of the bunch
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I'd use it, if it didnt take the dev almost a year to update it. I use CPU Master Premium, but theres a free version too.
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I installed the cpu master app. How do I safely increase the voltage?
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I installed the cpu master app. How do I safely increase the voltage?
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Did you get free or paid version?
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Had the exact same problem. Replaced the digitizer and all is well
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Did you get free or paid version?
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The free version.
I was wondering if anyone had any idea how fast you can actually o/c this phone without damaging the processors
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Specific to each phone man nobody can say some can get 1.8 some can't go past 1.5 mind you that's just keeping the phone running past those points most bomb and phone boot loops and stuff
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I prefer 1.8 but not all chips are created equal... Mine is a refurbished Skyrocket so im quite pleased. Try it out and go up in increments until you are either blown away by the speeds or your phone says NO! (which usually means a reboot frenzy or boot loops)
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I prefer 1.8 but not all chips are created equal... Mine is a refurbished Skyrocket so im quite pleased. Try it out and go up in increments until you are either blown away by the speeds or your phone says NO! (which usually means a reboot frenzy or boot loops)
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OK say it does end up boot looping a restore will fix it but internally will there be damage ?
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Can't say shouldn't be but who knows lol
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Can't say shouldn't be but who knows lol
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That's cool I appreciate the honest and the responses ... I'll just give it a shot see what happens if it takes a dump on me there is craigslist and my upgrade in November ... thanks again
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That's cool I appreciate the honest and the responses ... I'll just give it a shot see what happens if it takes a dump on me there is craigslist and my upgrade in November ... thanks again
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Those clock speeds are considered safe so the damage would be from extensive strain from extended time at those speeds which could create high heat man chances are you won't have that issue overclocking is totally safe as long as you don't go crazy
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The CPU is rated to run 1.2-1.7GHz fine so anything above those will depend on voltage and temperature. Higher voltage/temps are the ones that can cause degradation on a CPU when it gets too high. 1.8GHz should be fine but around that range you may see a higher power draw so if you use it too long it will eat up your battery.
Things that can contribute to higher temps other than higher voltages are use of GPS, keeping the screen on/high brightness, playing games while plugged in, using GPS on a car mount (heat from sun), or just plain browsing for a long time using the modem. Keep in mind that unlike computers and laptops, the phones don't have active cooling (fans) so if you plan to overclock just try to keep the phone in a low temp environment (don't leave phone in car!) :silly:
Just be sure to keep an eye on the temperature. If it starts running north of around 38° C then you should back it off.
That being said, with the badass or SmartassV2 governor I've had plenty of success setting the OC to 1.7
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My phone is literally hot all of the time. After about a minute of use it will become rather warm in my hand, no matter what ROM, kernel, or if I'm on JB or ICS. Oh and it didn't used to be this way. What's up guys? And suggestions to fix it?
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Do you have a kernel that let's you OC if so the processor could be above 1.5ghz which would cause this. Try setcpu if you find it running higher
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Had the issue to before. Was a bad kernel.
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I flashed the stock kernel and ROM earlier but still running hot...
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Our phone gets noticeably hotter than most phones because of the processing power. You gotta figure that our phones are running at a higher RPM than most others. Hot/warm is normal when you're actually using your phone. I recommend downloading an app like system tuner to check the actual degrees. I run about 120 F for a CPU temp when doing things on my phone which is normal. I've been told that a cpu temp of 150+ is when you need to worry and unplug and remove the battery etc to let it cool. Battery temps are normaly 109F and I've never seen mine go higher than that.
My first phone always got warm with minimal use. My replacement not so much.
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Your phone may be defective, or you have a bad kernel, or maybe even an odd battery.
In any case, I suggest closing all background apps every couple of hours and maybe even undervolting your CPU when your screen is off to keep it cool.
It could be the rom... try clearing ram... or try underclocking the cpu
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hey there, i happened to see there is a solution about hot phone issues, check it out http://forum.ksmobile.com/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=8&highlight=hot
I happen to be that problem and I observe it after a several flashing of Custom Rom and alll I notice is it depends on the Rom you flash and it's kernel or if you are on the stock rom, it supposed to be that your apps including background apps are drinking the juice of your battery. You can try Greenify to limit the background apps
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