[Q] Sleep - Optimus One, P500, V Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting

Sometimes my phone has a blank screen and is not responding to anything, only way to wake my phone up is to remove battery when it reboots then the phone battery has been decreased like playing osmos HD... D: This problem remains with giger snap. Is this software or hardware related? Does warranty covers this?
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whats your cpu frequency ? which governor?

I don't know, Ginger Snap says that governor is SMARTASSV2 and max cpu frequency is 652 MHz and min is 320 Mhz
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I don't know, Ginger Snap says that governor is SMARTASSV2 and max cpu frequency is 652 MHz and min is 320 Mhz
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Try increasing min frequency to 480 MHz.

Okay, but what is the problem?
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The values are now min 480 and max 710 as I unchecked restore on boot.
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Okay, but what is the problem?
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The problem is that your phone needs more time to wake up, when the frequency is too low.
Also, you may have a look at this:
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thats what I wanted to know.
You sure about this?
In P500 it was quite opposite, because 122 and 480 has the same voltage, but every action is made faster on 480 so it consumes less energy(the same voltage but less time using it). Using 480 instead of 122 was good for both - battery and performance.
Isnt that like in Gio?
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Is this phone related? And fixable?
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Your question is confusing. Just set minimum to 480. Phone will wake faster and use less battery. Too slow defeats the purpose of setting a minimum
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I just asked is it hardware related but... Nevermind. Now I know that it is a software related problem.
EDIT: Still same problem battery log has a blank spot
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Same issue again !!! Somebody help !
Battery log:
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Min frequency is 480 MHz
Max 710 MHz
Where's the problem ??
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New Web Benchmark Vellamo

Qualcomm have released a new web benchmark.
http://www.talkandroid.com/46561-qu...lamo-for-benchmarking-mobile-web-performance/
Post your scores here.
Here are mine for comparison:
SGS: 552
HTC Sensation: 744
For some reason my HTC Sensation scores quite low compared to the reference one
642.
The sensation they had listed was around 900. Wonder how they pulled that off?
Mine is a sensation by the way. Sorry for not stating that.
Mine is 746.
Got a 753.
Does using wifi make a difference?
Edit: 2nd run 777.
quick question for the ppl that downloaded this app and are overclocked. while overclocked, go to the vellamo app and go to system info, under cpu do it show both cores being overclocked cause when im oc'd it shows core 1 being oc'd and core 2 as 0, but both cores show the same freq when not oc'd. so my question is, is the method we use to oc just working on 1 core?
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quick question for the ppl that downloaded this app and are overclocked. while overclocked, go to the vellamo app and go to system info, under cpu do it show both cores being overclocked cause when im oc'd it shows core 1 being oc'd and core 2 as 0, but both cores show the same freq when not oc'd. so my question is, is the method we use to oc just working on 1 core?
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Mine's not OC'd and Vellamo shows min and max 0 for CPU 2.
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Mine's not OC'd and Vellamo shows min and max 0 for CPU 2.
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this is what it show on mines with no overclock, both cores show being clocked the same
damn sorry for the big pic
got a 760. no overclock. seems to be around the average... not counting that 900 score it shows.
and this is what it shows oc'd
So every time I run it I get a lower score. Now I'm down to 588. What the hell? Should I be concerned?
Also mine is not oc'd. Core 1 -1188, core 2 - 0. Could that be why I'm getting such low scores?
The comparison's inevitable, here's my SGS2. 941.
i wonder how fast does a stock android score hmmmm cant wait for perm ROOT
with a few tweaks i got my sensation upto 928. im sure i could push it a bit higher too.
edit: 951 on second run.
overclocked w/bloatware removed.
The scrolling tests show how badly we need a 3d accelerated browser/user interface on the Sensation.
I got 767 on my Sensation.
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with a few tweaks i got my sensation upto 928. im sure i could push it a bit higher too.
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What kind of tweaks did you do? Just curious
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785 on a stock sensation for me (with a carrier bloated ROM)

Temperature for OC/UV Infuse 4G

It would seem to me that the Infuse 4G, does not have a CPU temp sensor, just the battery temp sensor.
Please correct me if I'm wrong.
What type of max temps should I be looking for, from the battery temp sensor?
Running...
- Stability Test CPU+GPI /512+ MB
- Wireless ON
- Charging w/ AC adapter
I hit 52.3 degrees celsius after about 4 hours at 1600Mhz.
Setup...
Infusion-GB Core-A2
- OC'd to 1600Mhz
- Voodoo Lagfix enabled
Rogers Gingerbread 2.3.3
- 30fps 1080p camera mod
SetCPU profiles...
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Undervolting w/ Voltage Control
-100mV across the board...
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Hard ?, idk. If it just gets warm, then just simply underclock it. That is what i do lol. If your playing a game, then it may get warm on stock settings but prob not. Another thing i recommend, do not always leave it overclocked. It will ruin the phone after a while, mine is only overclocked when im doing tests lol. I have heard of i9000s and such dying out after like a year being overclocked at 1.6 all the time.
what is your governor on?
correct me if im wrong but if you use on demand it will only use 1.6GHz when needed so when just sliding through homescreens it will not use as much
and will thi device really die if i overclock it for too long?
Are you ****ing serious?
God dammit. /facepalm
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Are you ****ing serious?
God dammit. /facepalm
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what?
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Are you ****ing serious?
God dammit. /facepalm
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Huh?
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[Q] Undervolting/Min Frequency

Okay so here is my question and please dont flame me but i am really interested in finding an answer and google has not helped Okay so if you have undervolted the following frequecies (192, 310, 384, 432, 486, and 540) all to 800mV then technically are they all consuming the same amount of power? And if this is true would it be better to make the min frequency 540MHz because this is using the same voltages as the 192MHz speed and it would get the job done faster because of the higher clock speed? Any help or input on the subject would be great
uhh, I don't think those voltages are actually holding. 540 mhz @ 800 mV isn't possible by ppl. Use command terminal emulator and check actual vdd table
as for the rest, 540 mhz will still use more power than 192, even at the same core voltage
A little guidance couldn't hurt please
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A little guidance couldn't hurt please
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what does this mean lol? Restate if u have another question and I'll happily assist
The last time I was playing with a frequency generator, It was determined that increasing the frequency had a direct effect on voltage.
When the voltage was adjusted back to original value, the current jumped. Sufficient to say that no matter what, the overall power consumption increased with the frequency.
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How exactly would I use a terminal emu later to check my vdd table? Thanks
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How exactly would I use a terminal emu later to check my vdd table? Thanks
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Get system tuner or faux clock app and just do it from gui if you can't find it. Otherwise read the kernel thread from faux, he's got it in there.
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812mv up to 486 works perfect
Okay thanks for the help guys if anybody could post their screen shots of their voltage tab in system tuner or whatever app they are using? Just for a reference for everyone else. Here is mine
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Okay thanks for the help guys if anybody could post their screen shots of their voltage tab in system tuner or whatever app they are using? Just for a reference for everyone else. Here is mine
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Everyone will have slightly different because the same undervolting values don't work for everyone.
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How would you suggest to test for the right voltage? Just trying to learn here so any help would be just dandy
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How would you suggest to test for the right voltage? Just trying to learn here so any help would be just dandy
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Drop it step by step and when it reboots or locks up you've gone too far. Haha
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Aha that sounds like a great plan !
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Aha that sounds like a great plan !
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The safe spot is usually between -50 to -75. Some can get away with -100mv
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The safe spot is usually between -50 to -75. Some can get away with -100mv
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I'm one of the lucky ones with -100 hehe
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I'm one of the lucky ones with -100 hehe
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yeah, but only at lowee frequencies
how much improvement in battery life is everyone seeing from underclocking?
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depends, but for me franky, a *&$-load lol
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yeah, but only at lowee frequencies
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Actually it's global so nope, not just low frequencies.
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if ur using fauxclocm with faux's kernel how high are u OC'd. Not that it really matters, because if u look at the vdd table he procides he set the mV values for anything I would say above 1544 rather safely, so even if u are -100mV its not much of an accomplishment.

Official ICS 1200mhz?

People have reported their CPUs clocked at 1200mhz after the update. Mines still at 1000. Is this correct? Thanks.
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Mine is at 1200mhz.
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Mine is 1200 mhz. What app is the OP using to tell the clock speed?
I'm using Android System Info from the market.
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which app to use to measure cpu frequency?
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AnTuTu Benchmark and Android System Info.
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Yeah buddy, stock ICS leask #1. 1200!!! I've had 4 A2's and 2 out of 4 came equipped with 1200 stock ICS. I believe it's luck of the draw man. Don't sweat it, the other two were 1000 but was able to OC both at 1200 with no bootlooping issues. GL.
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Also at 1200.
I'm sure Moto didn't choose to put some A2's on 1200 and keep the others on 1000. The OTAs files pushed out to all the phones are identical. So what's causing these differences in clock speeds? Beats me
Look what mine says!
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I'm sure Moto didn't choose to put some A2's on 1200 and keep the others on 1000. The OTAs files pushed out to all the phones are identical. So what's causing these differences in clock speeds? Beats me
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They may have, putting a check in place that queries the CPU's specific ID to find out what batch it's from. If it's from a good batch, 1200, if not, 1000. That's a POSSIBILITY.
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They may have, putting a check in place that queries the CPU's specific ID to find out what batch it's from. If it's from a good batch, 1200, if not, 1000. That's a POSSIBILITY.
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That makes sense.. I tried to OC this phone at one time and couldn't even get to 1100mhz without it freezing and doing stupid ****. I just thought I was doing something wrong. And I was so happy that I would finally be able to get to 1200mhz without having to do anything. I guess I just got the **** CPU....
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They may have, putting a check in place that queries the CPU's specific ID to find out what batch it's from. If it's from a good batch, 1200, if not, 1000. That's a POSSIBILITY.
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Possible. But I'm not convinced. If only some Devs could investigate.
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Possible. But I'm not convinced. If only some Devs could investigate.
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Is really like to get an official answer, myself
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Very interesting.... I wouldn't put it past Motorola to only overclock the "good" chips, nice quality assurance there Moto . First time I heard about this I just thought "Well okay, an overclock from GB stuck through to ICS, no big deal", but it's been confirmed that isn't the case. Strange how some are overclocked and some are not. A big company like Moto shouldn't have "good" batches and "bad" batches, if that is the case we will never get an official word on this, maybe it's a kind of soak test, trying the 1.2 over clock on certain phones only..... But I don't know.
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I'm sure Moto didn't choose to put some A2's on 1200 and keep the others on 1000. The OTAs files pushed out to all the phones are identical. So what's causing these differences in clock speeds? Beats me
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I think it does something to check if your cpu is capable of being stable at the higher speed. Unfortunately, mine is still at 1000Mhz also. I was hoping for the higher speed but not so lucky.
Its not that simple of a check to determine if it can run...
- Mine bootlooped when OC'd to 1200 on 2.3.5
- Its 1200 on 4.0 fine
- Others had it OC'd to 1200 with no problem on 2.3.5
- They have it set by default to 1000 on ICS
I made a survey about this some time ago, but almost all of my theories went down the drain...
mine stayed at 1000mhz.:banghead:
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What's the default voltage and governor for 1200MHz enabled devices?

CPU governor settings?

Hi there!
Anybody knows what cpu governor settings and cpu frequences are best for our pico? Specialy for sense 4...
Settings like in this post http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1778975
Thanks.
Use low frequenciess for battery back up, high for performance.. depends on you.. use ondemand governor... download SetCPU to control frequencies and governors...
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Use low frequenciess for battery back up, high for performance.. depends on you.. use ondemand governor... download SetCPU to control frequencies and governors...
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I was talking about settings from below attachement...sampling rate, up threshold...
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I was talking about settings from below attachement...sampling rate, up threshold...
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haven't use Antutu CPU control, I've no idea about these values.. ... Maybe @galaxyfreak will suggest and let you know what exactly are they...
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haven't use Antutu CPU control, I've no idea about these values.. ... Maybe @galaxyfreak will suggest and let you know what exactly are they...
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Use set cpu, the profiling stuff over there is really good and very customizable. Plus its free.:laugh: anyway for hd games put something like 800max and 480 min ... should solve some lag issues..
good work...
hi, read more here - http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1369817
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hi, read more here - http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1369817
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Watdafuq? A single post has ~1500 thanks button being pressed.
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maybe because it was helpful and informative.. there is nothing wrong whether many thanks or less one right? important is we help one another
thanks doesnt matter, our attitude toward others does..
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maybe because it was helpful and informative.. there is nothing wrong whether many thanks or less one right? important is we help one another
thanks doesnt matter, our attitude toward others does..
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Agree with you bro
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