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[Q] What is decent Quadrant benchmark score?

I think I had around 1500-1600 on stock 2.3.3. I rooted and installed Netarchy 1.3.0 CFS kernel and it's back up to 2200. I did not overclock.
I did some search on Google and I've seen some going up to 4500 with custom ROM, kernel, and overclock.
I prefer keeping stock ROM, so is overclock pretty much only way to increase benchmark score? How much effect would it have, say if I purchased setCPU app and raised to 1.4 GHz?
Thanks!

I get around 2.700 - 2.800 with netarchy bfs, OCed to 1,4 GHz on stock 2.3.3

offenberg said:
I get around 2.700 - 2.800 with netarchy bfs, OCed to 1,4 GHz on stock 2.3.3
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So did you purchase setCPU (https://market.android.com/details?id=com.mhuang.overclocking&feature=search_result) and switched to 1400 MHz and it brought your benchmark up to 2800?
How is the battery life with 1.4 GHz? Battery life and stability is what's worrying me the most about overclocking..
Thanks!

Yes I did. But I am not keeping it at 1400 MHz(it was for testing only). Performance is amazing when I have i set to 1200 max 100 min "ondemand" Just did a quadrant, and I got 2100.

Woah! I just killed all tasks running(not setCPU) and I got 3003. I was curious again, and tried when set to 1400. Got 3300.

offenberg said:
Woah! I just killed all tasks running(not setCPU) and I got 3003. I was curious again, and tried when set to 1400. Got 3300.
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So I guess it would be very possible to get mine over 3000 with simply overclocking since it's around 2200 without overclocking (only stock 2.3.3 ROM and Netarchy 1.3.0 CFS kernel).
Kind of bit wary about overclocking though because I think this is fast enough.

Modaco rom and morfic kernel overclock to 1.4ghz 3300 to 3700 on quadrant

stavros86 said:
Modaco rom and morfic kernel overclock to 1.4ghz 3300 to 3700 on quadrant
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That's amazing. I plan to keep stock ROM so I think only way I could raise score is by overclocking..
How is the battery life after OC?

When you over clock it drains faster depending on the profiles you have set for screenoff. I have a kernel with the smartass profile built in. I'm running 1.8ghz with no problems but my battery last five hours. And I get 3421 in quadrant
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johnkim0011 said:
That's amazing. I plan to keep stock ROM so I think only way I could raise score is by overclocking..
How is the battery life after OC?
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yea, the only way youll raise the score significantly is by overclocking. and if you want to stay on the stock rom, youll have to find an overclocked kernel to flash and use setcpu(or similar) to set the oc.
about battery life, it really depends how you use your phone, even with overclocking. you can have absolutely great battery days, and you could have terrible battery days. i can overclock my phone up to 1.6ghz stably, but usually use a 1.4ghz kernel to oc. obviously, the faster you set it, the more battery itll use. but the difference isnt significant, unless youre oc'ed at 1.6ghz. btw, thats my 4500 in quadrant

simms22 said:
yea, the only way youll raise the score significantly is by overclocking. and if you want to stay on the stock rom, youll have to find an overclocked kernel to flash and use setcpu(or similar) to set the oc.
about battery life, it really depends how you use your phone, even with overclocking. you can have absolutely great battery days, and you could have terrible battery days. i can overclock my phone up to 1.6ghz stably, but usually use a 1.4ghz kernel to oc. obviously, the faster you set it, the more battery itll use. but the difference isnt significant, unless youre oc'ed at 1.6ghz. btw, thats my 4500 in quadrant
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Netarchy kernel is overclocked kernel right? I read that it can be OCed to 1.4 GHz. So in that case, I would just need to purchase setCPU app right?

johnkim0011 said:
Netarchy kernel is overclocked kernel right? I read that it can be OCed to 1.4 GHz. So in that case, I would just need to purchase setCPU app right?
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yes. they boot safely at 1ghz. then you set your desired speed. not all phones can handle an oc though. some can only handle 1.2ghz. and some not even that. some have no problems at 1.5 or 1.6ghz. your phone will let you know if its to much.

simms22 said:
yes. they boot safely at 1ghz. then you set your desired speed. not all phones can handle an oc though. some can only handle 1.2ghz. and some not even that. some have no problems at 1.5 or 1.6ghz. your phone will let you know if its to much.
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How do I find out if the phone is durable and stable after OC? Temperature of the phone, or O/S freezing??
My setting now is:
Performance
Max: 1400 MHz
Min: 1000 MHz
SELECT Set on boot
Did I set the settings right?
I got 2700-3000 with the setting above.
But it seems like there is no problem. I did stress test for a bit (stopped because it took long) but there was no error.
And I got little bit over 3200 with stock 2.3.3 ROM, Netarchy 1.3.0 CFS, and OC to 1.4 GHz when I set both Max and Min values to 1400 MHz
I was looking at screen shots from market but how do I set it to go down when temperature is hot?
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Am I doing it right?

johnkim0011 said:
How do I find out if the phone is durable and stable after OC? Temperature of the phone, or O/S freezing??
My setting now is:
Performance
Max: 1400 MHz
Min: 1000 MHz
SELECT Set on boot
Did I set the settings right?
I got 2700-3000 with the setting above.
But it seems like there is no problem. I did stress test for a bit (stopped because it took long) but there was no error.
And I got little bit over 3200 with stock 2.3.3 ROM, Netarchy 1.3.0 CFS, and OC to 1.4 GHz when I set both Max and Min values to 1400 MHz
Am I doing it right?
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yea, looks like your doing it right. i always throw out the first 3 quadrants, the 4th or 5th is usually pretty good
btw, dont checkmark the set on boot option. otherwise it wont boot up at a safe speed and could throw you into bootloops.

simms22 said:
yea, looks like your doing it right. i always throw out the first 3 quadrants, the 4th or 5th is usually pretty good
btw, dont checkmark the set on boot option. otherwise it wont boot up at a safe speed and could throw you into bootloops.
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Is that why my SNS did not boot once? After Google logo displayed, it did not boot (although LED lights were on). I had to take out battery and put it back again.
I think that happened to me twice ever since I rooted. This did not happen prior to rooting.
So I would have to manually change setting on setCPU each time I reboot?
Thanks!

I guess the benchmark score varies after couple tries. I got it up to 3300 after updating to 1.3.0.1 Netarchy kernel.

johnkim0011 said:
Is that why my SNS did not boot once? After Google logo displayed, it did not boot (although LED lights were on). I had to take out battery and put it back again.
I think that happened to me twice ever since I rooted. This did not happen prior to rooting.
So I would have to manually change setting on setCPU each time I reboot?
Thanks!
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you were booting if you had your keys lit up. thats just a dark boot without boot animation. that happens sometimes, since android 2.3.3 came out. just be patient, itll boot. theres no harm in it.oh, yea, youll have to change settings manually.

How to Overclock your Sidekick 4G to 1.2GHz! (Stable)

We can now overclock our sidekicks ! First off all you need is root for this to work.
NEED ROOT!
Overclock can be harmful to your hardware.
Use at your own risk.
PLEASE!
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I shot an email to the dev of an Overclock app called Tegrak Overclock that supports pretty much now every variant of the Galaxy S (II) . I Asked if they'd support our device because of how similar it is to the Galaxy S line. Just a few hours later they replied, letting me know that we had the correct (Hummingbird) Processor and asked a few more questions about our device. By the next morning they sent me an test app and it works perfectly... Allowing us to Overclock to a Stable 1.2GHz!
How it works:
Download the New Updated app from the Market - Tegrak Overclock
When it opens, select Load overclock module. Then it will request root permission, allow it.
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Then select CPU max frequency to overclock up to 1.3Ghz. In my experience, it seems that the highest stable steps were 1.2Ghz and 1.152Ghz, both stable enough for daily use. Its possible that others devices may be able to handle those frequencies better than mine, but always be careful cause overclocking can be dangerous.
Theres alot more features within the app, if you know what your doing you can change a few more settings to your liking. Theres a paid version of the app that grants even more abilities, one that made me not mind buying it was having overclock persist after reboot.
If your going to try out higher frequencies make sure you dont set those settings on reboot unless you know they are stable for you.
Heres my Ultimate Setup, No Lag or Home screen freezing/loading.
-TouchMIUIwiz ROM 2.0
-Bali Kernel + Ext4 Lagfix
-LauncherPro Plus
-Overclocked @ 1.152GHz - Reaching over 2060 on quadrant
And my battery easily last a whole day, see how your setup works with your overclock.
Have fun overclocking your sidekicks, and many Thanks to the Devs behind Tegrak Overclock !

I tried I this morning and set I to 1.152ghz and did a qurand test and got 1523 on stock KG2.
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Trying this right now , i have to speak to you privately on aim ?
ayoteddy said:
We can now overclock our sidekicks ! First off all you need is root for this to work.
I shot an email to the dev of an Overclock app called Tegrak Overclock that supports pretty much now every variant of the Galaxy S (II) . I Asked if they'd support our device because of how similar it is to the Galaxy S line. Just a few hours later they replied, letting me know that we had the correct (Hummingbird) Processor and asked a few more questions about our device. By the next morning they sent me an test app and it works perfectly... Allowing us to Overclock to a Stable 1.2GHz!
How it works:
Download the New Updated app from the Market - Tegrak Overclock
When it opens, select Load overclock module. Then it will request root permission, allow it.
Then select CPU max frequency to overclock up to 1.3Ghz. In my experience, it seems that the highest stable steps were 1.2Ghz and 1.152Ghz, both stable enough for daily use. Its possible that others devices may be able to handle those frequencies better than mine, but always be careful cause overclocking can be dangerous.
Theres alot more features within the app, if you know what your doing you can change a few more settings to your liking. Theres a paid version of the app that grants even more abilities, one that made me not mind buying it was having overclock persist after reboot.
If your going to try out higher frequencies make sure you dont set those settings on reboot unless you know they are stable for you.
Heres my Ultimate Setup, No Lag or Home screen freezing/loading.
-TouchMIUIwiz ROM 2.0
-Bali Kernel + Ext4 Lagfix
-LauncherPro Plus
-Overclocked @ 1.152GHz - Reaching over 2060 on quadrant
And my battery easily last a whole day, see how your setup works with your overclock.
Have fun overclocking your sidekicks, and many Thanks to the Devs behind Tegrak Overclock !
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Revolution said:
Trying this right now , i have to speak to you privately on aim ?
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it will work just as long as your rooted, doesnt matter what ROM/Kernel

teddy thanks for getting in touch with this guy will definitely donate to this dude i have the same setup as you clocked at 1.2 and benchmark is average 1970 but max 2500.
EDIT: fruit slice will not open on 1.2ghz which is a shame thats a great time passer! ill stick with 1.152 ghz

It force close's when I try to overclock it using tegrak
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Revolution said:
It force close's when I try to overclock it using tegrak
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Sorry to hear, not sure why your having probs with the app it working fine on my end. well hopefully we'll have another way to OC soon, but this is fine for noe

A least on my device, I haven't found any amount of overclock that is stable.
When overclocked and under heavy load with OpenGL, the device crashes within 5 minutes.
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yes, thanks teddy for making this happen for us. so far I am running max. 1.152 Ghz, with a little UV as well..... I am interested to hear how people are doing with UV, people who bought the ultimate version.
so far I have 800 and 400 Mhz undervolted by 25 mV, and 200 and 100 Mhz undervolted by 50 mV. gonna run this and see how stabilty, speed and battery life are...
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How do we go about reverting back to a stock setup? Or how do we undo the overclock?
Edit: Nvm. It reverts after reboot.

badboi_zero said:
How do we go about reverting back to a stock setup? Or how do we undo the overclock?
Edit: Nvm. It reverts after reboot.
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yep, also in the optimazation menu is a choice to reset to default settings.
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ayoteddy thanks for posting this but, im new to this and im not sure how to get your setup. I rooted my sidekick using Superoneclick. If you dont mind, could you explain to me how to get your setup?

HiImNew said:
ayoteddy thanks for posting this but, im new to this and im not sure how to get your setup. I rooted my sidekick using Superoneclick. If you dont mind, could you explain to me how to get your setup?
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everybody's phone is different, customize yours to your liking. check teddy's noob faq and then check the All Roms, etc Reference in the development section

got a forced reboot when i tried running it at 1.152, might it had been because im running setcpu at the same time? setcpu's max ghz performance was set to 1, i feel like the max tegrak 1.152 made setcpu go crazy and made my phone rage quit. i'll try again with setcpu off

Jabrutal said:
got a forced reboot when i tried running it at 1.152, might it had been because im running setcpu at the same time? setcpu's max ghz performance was set to 1, i feel like the max tegrak 1.152 made setcpu go crazy and made my phone rage quit. i'll try again with setcpu off
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Good gravy. No, definitely do NOT run more than one CPU scheduler at a time!

i uninstalled setcpu and i still get reboots within 10 seconds...hmm
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Just for clarity--are you getting a boot loop or just a reset when you overclock?
Also, the few devices I've come across fail under an OpenGL stress test--when overclocked. Stock devices are stable.
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Does it not support?..
Hey I have a SK4G also, here is my info:
Model number: SGH-T839
Firmware version: 2.3.5
Kernel version: 2.6.32.9-Platypus_Egg_v1
Build number: GenericGinger 2.0
When i try to load overclock module it states; "Your device or kernel is not available. Do you want to see available models?"
Do you think the developer can fix this?

i question which is better: overclocking or fixing how your phone manages memory. i have had two android devices and tried overclocking on both. while the phone may have been a tad more responsive, moving through windows a bit faster and a few other minor improvements, i didnt notice any real performance increase. however, i recently discovered the v6 supercharger script, and have noticed a huge difference. web pages are loading at least twice as fast and im not on 4g, my home screen doesnt redraw, multitouch has improved greatly, the screen doesnt freeze or lag as much, and my quadrant scores have improved. prior to supercharging, my quadrant score was in the 900's. after supercharging, its in the 1100's. its no 1500, but its a lot better than stock.

[Q] SmartarseV2 vs Ondemand Gaming

I am currently Runing "ondemand' OC'ed at 800/1460, noop/ondemand with the CNA 1.4.0 ROM and Matr1x v17.
Just a question, which would be better for gaming? (smooth/better battery). Basically I ran SmartarseV2 and I feel ondemand is better.
The game I used to test was Shadowgun as this game is a heavy duty/performance heavy game.
Any tips or suggestions?

The matrix kernel offers BFS and CFS. I'm pretty sure its CFS I could be wrong about which one it is but... it is made for things like gaming so I'd go with that version of Matrix. You may want to turn down the Min and Max OC. I can play shadow gun with VERY LITTLE/ mostly NO lag whatsoever with my setup and retain a lot more battery.
Try the Lazy, Intellidemand, and even Lulzactive (if you got the right settings) governors. They'll work better than Ondemmand as they do similar things but.... better and they save more battery.
You'll notice changing that 800 (Min) ---> 100 alone will save mass battery. And you don't really need 1460 GHZ lol . That set up is only used to show off how awesome your phone is for like 10 minutes. Or videos and what not. Maybe go for 1300. If matrix supports it use Live OC to 110. You'll get a speed boost without epicly draining your battery.
Nexus S (GSM i9020a)
AOKP (Build 25)
Eugene's Kernel (Speedy 7)
OC 800/100 (Lionheart)
Live OC (105)

I think it's bfs that's more suitable for gaming since it targets resources on the app running in the foreground. Cfs is for multitasking; it evenly distributed resources to all running apps. Cfs tends to be more stable of the two.
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309041291a said:
The matrix kernel offers BFS and CFS. I'm pretty sure its CFS I could be wrong about which one it is but... it is made for things like gaming so I'd go with that version of Matrix. You may want to turn down the Min and Max OC. I can play shadow gun with VERY LITTLE/ mostly NO lag whatsoever with my setup and retain a lot more battery.
Try the Lazy, Intellidemand, and even Lulzactive (if you got the right settings) governors. They'll work better than Ondemmand as they do similar things but.... better and they save more battery.
You'll notice changing that 800 (Min) ---> 100 alone will save mass battery. And you don't really need 1460 GHZ lol . That set up is only used to show off how awesome your phone is for like 10 minutes. Or videos and what not. Maybe go for 1300. If matrix supports it use Live OC to 110. You'll get a speed boost without epicly draining your battery.
Nexus S (GSM i9020a)
AOKP (Build 25)
Eugene's Kernel (Speedy 7)
OC 800/100 (Lionheart)
Live OC (105)
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Thanks for that mate, just a question, I am using the Air Kernel now. It seems to be a little more stable then matr1x when it come to live oc. What would be the best settings do you use when you live oc? I am liveoc to 110%. basically running at 220/1100. I have not increased the speed. 2ndly i think I will try lazy for gaming. Heard lazy is good. I see you are using Lionheart. is that only for your stanby time for basic phone usage?

I always use conservative for gaming because my phone runs too hot with any other governor
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ashwin988 said:
Thanks for that mate, just a question, I am using the Air Kernel now. It seems to be a little more stable then matr1x when it come to live oc. What would be the best settings do you use when you live oc? I am liveoc to 110%. basically running at 220/1100. I have not increased the speed. 2ndly i think I will try lazy for gaming. Heard lazy is good. I see you are using Lionheart. is that only for your stanby time for basic phone usage?
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For gaming I think 110 is good. I use Lion heart for everything. Gaming standby music browsing. And my Live OC is 105. I've tried Lazy 1000/200 with Live OC at 110 (so 1100/220) and got really good results too. But yeah UC Lion heart is working nicely. I'm not sure what governors Air Kernel supports because I haven't used it for more than a few hours. I hear its really good but my voodoo colors don't work on it so I'm holding off
Nexus S (GSM i9020a)
AOKP (Build 25)
Eugene's Kernel (Speedy 7)
OC 800/100 (Lionheart)
Live OC (105)

If you want the best gaming performance, then use performance mode (your phone might not be able to stay at 1460 on performance though, you should lower it 1200-1300). Just remember to change it back after you've finished gaming.
If you dont want to do it manually, you could set up a tasker profile to automatically change the governor to performance and back to normal, when opening and closing your games.

ashwin988 said:
Thanks for that mate, just a question, I am using the Air Kernel now. It seems to be a little more stable then matr1x when it come to live oc. What would be the best settings do you use when you live oc? I am liveoc to 110%. basically running at 220/1100. I have not increased the speed. 2ndly i think I will try lazy for gaming. Heard lazy is good. I see you are using Lionheart. is that only for your stanby time for basic phone usage?
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I think Lazy is not that good for gaming. Lazy is meant to be more battery saving than Ondemand, at the cost of little performance.
I don't play heavy games that much, and I'm just using Conservative, good for me.

CyberGR v12+ what kernel for battlife?

Hey dudes. I'm going to Poland on tuesday with my class, and now I'm worried about how long my batterylife will be.. I'm currently using Matr1x v19.5 and batterylife is good, but I want even better. So my question is, what kernel do you use with CyberGR to get maximun batterylife? I won't be able to charge my phone for almost 2 days... And I don't care about the performance, just batterylife. And I think I'll use my phone "medium much". Tell me your scheduler and governor tweaks and all that.
Thanks!
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tjackbjorn said:
Hey dudes. I'm going to Poland on tuesday with my class, and now I'm worried about how long my batterylife will be.. I'm currently using Matr1x v19.5 and batterylife is good, but I want even better. So my question is, what kernel do you use with CyberGR to get maximun batterylife? I won't be able to charge my phone for almost 2 days... And I don't care about the performance, just batterylife. And I think I'll use my phone "medium much". Tell me your scheduler and governor tweaks and all that.
Thanks!
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I think governors and setting are overrated a bit in terms of battery life. It really comes down to your usage and the apps you have.

try this setup on your matr1x19.5
(supercharger v6)
max-400
min-200
gov-smartassv2
sched-noop
if you dont want supercharger
max-800
min-400
gov-same
sched-same
dont forget to make recovery backup if you were flashing supercharger.

zhille said:
try this setup on your matr1x19.5
(supercharger v6)
max-400
min-200
gov-smartassv2
sched-noop
if you dont want supercharger
max-800
min-400
gov-same
sched-same
dont forget to make recovery backup if you were flashing supercharger.
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max- 400Mhz ???? What is supercharger?
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tjackbjorn said:
max- 400Mhz ???? What is supercharger?
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well supercharger is making your phone free from lag even if you use its oc on low value..
you can see that supercharger v6 zip file on the thread of cybergr rom..
im not recomending you this one flash this at your own risk..
feel free to hit thanks

Have u thought about Matr1x?

zhille said:
well supercharger is making your phone free from lag even if you use its oc on low value..
you can see that supercharger v6 zip file on the thread of cybergr rom..
im not recomending you this one flash this at your own risk..
feel free to hit thanks
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Well ok! Why shouldn't I flash it?
aaaaand you're thanked
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Have u thought about Matr1x?
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I'm currently using it, but I have a strange batterylife, yester day I had 4hrs on screen, and today almost 2,5hrs on screen. So wierd
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you definitely dont need supercharger v6 to have good battery life it doesnt play nice with all setups and its more centered around performance than battery life. And certain governors will make your cpu jump to the max more quickly and hold it there for longer before letting it go back down, so the wrong governor can definitely affect battery life. if your not using the phone that much turn off data, just add the toggle to your notifications to make it easier, (i imagine your rom supports that). if you cant afford to have data all the way off then turn off background syncing facebook ,gmail, music, books etc. matr1x 19.5 cfs on lazy or conservative governors give me decent battery life and good performance for simple tasks i use SIO or Noop schedulers. try increasing the sampling rate on the governor so that it polls less often. also increase the up threshold so that it wont ramp up the cpu until it really needs it like 85 or 90% at least (or higher if you want). read this if you havent already and play with the scripts for better battery that go with each governor. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1369817

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well im just trying to make an a option to use or not to use the supercharger.. basically supercharger is a performance but i think of a trick if its performance im trying to underclock and uc is a way of battery lufe improvement.. supercharger is not recomended to you bcoz you dont know what is it im sorry to say that make an research of it try to figure out what is that and youll find a answer on your own if you will flash it or not.. i apreciate the thank..

well if you don't use it too much, the battery may be able to stand 2 days of medium use.
smartassv2 + sio + deepIdle, limiting freq. 100MHz ~ 800 MHz, turn off mobile data & wifi.
It should be able to last a long time.

TEUV gives a great battery as well as performance.
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[KERNEL] RaymanFX' ELiTE - V2 | CPU/GPU OC | BATTERY FRIENDLY | CIFS | NFS

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Ladies and Gentlemen, welcome to my latest kernel ELiTE edition!
Get ready for the most battery life, the best performance and the most fps in-game!​
FEATURES:
CPU Overclocking up to 1.6 GHZ
GPU Overclocking with a fixed 400 MHZ clockspeed
MORE GOVERNORS
MORE SCHEDULERS
MORE TWEAKS
MORE BATTERY LIFE
ZRAM
[v2] NETWORK FILE SYSTEMS: NFS+CIFS
GOVERNORS:
Interactive
OnDemand
Userspace
Powersave
Conservative
Performance
Lagfree
Intellidemand
SmartAssV2
MinMax
SCHEDULERS:
No-op
Deadline
CFQ
SIO
VR
TWEAKS:
VooDoo Sound
WM8093 sound codec improvements
RR's and SOD's mostly resolved (none on my device)
Suspend improvements
SDHCI driver improvements: Allow the SDHCI driver to unleash its full power (significant improvement on ui-lags)
Balanced voltages: Avoid RR's and SOD's while maintaining the best battery life
BATTERY LIFE:
As listed under TWEAKS: Balanced out voltages for the best user experience
Several other improvements on battery consumption
ZRAM:
zRam unleashed: backported staging zRam drivers from android 3.4 kernel
virtual memory allocation (+tweaks and improvements)
CREDITS:
Guevor
Roach2010
myfluxxi
timduru
Gokhan Moral
Chris Trotman (Solarnz)
Colin Cross (Nvidia)
Gary King (Nvidia)

Downloads | changelog
v2 - updated governors and WiFi improvements - added 'hotplug' & 'badass' governors
Not here yet!
v1 - initial release
ASUS - based roms such as NRG, ARHD, Revolver, FROZN, stock firmwares - COMING SOON
LIQUIDSMOOTH - ROM
CM10 - based roms such as my CM10 port, Paranoid Android by mattmanrwx and maybe others, depends on whether they make use of the lidpatch or not
TEAM EOS - ROM

Faq | help
What is 'overclocking' ?
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Overclocking means to raise the frequency of you processor (CPU) beyond a certain limit, mostly set by the manufacturer for safety and battery life purposes. You can avoid this by installing a kernel on your device, which supports overclocking. After-all, proper overclocking will give you more performance in the general user interface and more frames per second (fps) in games. But you have to be aware that overclocking might also have impact on your battery life. In most cases, overclocking by a few hundred MHZ is not dangerous. But if overclocked too high, your device might become unresponsible and act weird.
Fine, but what does 'GPU overclocking' mean then?
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GPU overclocking is basically the same as overclocking your processor unit, but this time we don't want to raise the cpu clock speeds, but the clock speedings and performance of your graphics processing unit (GPU). Other than the processor overclocking, this feature is not user-scalable in my kernel. I have raised 3D clocks to a higher, fixed level which I feel is the best for a balanced experience between gaming, video performance, general ui-responsiveness and battery life.
You talk about 'governors' all the time. What's this?
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Governors decide on how the power resources of your cpu are divided on the tasks it receives. For example, some governors pay more attention to offer the highest performance level when needed, while others concentrate on a balanced experience between power and battery life. In addition, a governor decides on how fast you cpu clocks are ramped up and down, thus affecting the battery life again.
Ok, I got that. But what the hell are those 'schedulers' you mentioned?
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Schedulers decide on how the incoming workload is split and handled, for example some schedulers will pay more attention to background process and super-stability of your system, while others try to achieve the best user-experience, spending and using more power on the foreground-processes that are visible and user-affected.
Last but not least, what's the matter with that 'zRam' thingy?
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zRam is an improved version of a feature in the staging driver in the linux kernel, earlier known as compcache. zRam increases performance by avoiding paging on disk and instead uses a compressed block device in RAM in which paging takes place until it is necessary to use the swap space on the hard disk drive. Since using RAM is faster than using disks, zRam allows Linux to make more use of RAM when swapping/paging is required, especially on older computers with less RAM installed. Along with virtual page allocation for our RAM modules, it affects the workload of the system in a lot of ways.

one last for developer tutorials etc

Running great with latest PA. Thanks.
Sent from my Transformer using Tapatalk 2

The Asus based version borked my wifi.

Thank you!
Can confirm its working great on Paranoid rom, CM10 based rom

caveman999 said:
The Asus based version borked my wifi.
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Yeah, I have to reupload it, doing that right now, the link to the asus based version will be up again in no time!
Thanks for your feedback and please try it out again later

RaymanFX said:
Yeah, I have to reupload it, doing that right now, the link to the asus based version will be up again in no time!
Thanks for your feedback and please try it out again later
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Will do!
Thanks for the quick response.
Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I747 using Tapatalk 2

I have the problem that my tablet gets laggy and freezes and does not response when touching after some time after flashing a Rom... Can I expect this to be solved when flashing this kernel?
Big thanks nonetheless...:good:

Works great with the eos
Overcooked at 1400
Vr with smartassv2
But Raymond what about 3.1 Kernel?
Anyhow much thanks for the time u have put into making this great kernel possible

depends on whether they make use of the lidpatch or not
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It might be useful to elaborate on how it depends, and how one can find out if it applies or not. Seems a hell of a lot more useful to me than all that rambling about overclocking and governors. I mean, a post explaining "what is overclocking", in a dev-thread???

RaymanFX said:
Yeah, I have to reupload it, doing that right now, the link to the asus based version will be up again in no time!
Thanks for your feedback and please try it out again later
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Confirm this is now working on revolver rom,
What a difference its certainly faster, well done raymanfx

RaymanFX said:
depends on whether they make use of the lidpatch or not
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I'm also not sure if this means that it is useful for CM10 ROMs which use lid patch or to those which doesn't.
tinnef said:
It might be useful to elaborate on how it depends, and how one can find out if it applies or not. Seems a hell of a lot more useful to me than all that rambling about overclocking and governors. I mean, a post explaining "what is overclocking", in a dev-thread???
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And why not? It won't harm those who know what it is. And it will be big help to those who just want to flash new cool kernel but are not devs.

very good work rayman!i use my tf very rarely,but with liquid and this kernel things goes quite good!i like some of the coice you do,the only one i miss is bfq v5 in schedulers (i use it on all my devices and it's really good.)governors instead are optimal,i'll go with intellidemand from faux.thanks!

Pretty smooth, however, had a screen freeze and a SOD shortly after
Was using TeamEOS build 81 with 1.4 Ghz OC with smartassV2 and noop
Never had screen freeze with the stock kernel, did have some SOD though.
Could that be due to the GPU overclock? Could you provide a version without GPU OC?
Thanks!
Sent from my Transformer TF101 using Tapatalk 2

Running ARHD 3.6 and had some screen freezes, too. Especially when playing games like Dead Trigger.

alizafar said:
Works great with the eos
Overcooked at 1400
Vr with smartassv2
But Raymond what about 3.1 Kernel?
Anyhow much thanks for the time u have put into making this great kernel possible
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stable? any slow downs or lock ups.. rr?

bL33d said:
stable? any slow downs or lock ups.. rr?
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So far.. running at 1.6 Ghz (smartassv2 / noop) and playing 'Need For Speed Most Wanted' it's as smooth as silk. No stuttering, no crashing - nothing but butter. Will update if something starting happening, but that's the fastest, most graphic intensive game I have right now, so I can't see anything else having an issue.
I flashed from timduru's KatKernel and feel RaymanFX's has bumped the performance of my tablet with this kernel, though the extra overclocking his kernels seem comfortable with probably have a part to play.
I should note, 1.6 Ghz is right on the edge of what the TF101 can do. Saner minds should set yourself at 1.5 (and I'll probably drop back myself).

Tried on TF101 - no Wifi
Thanks for this kernel.
It installed without error on my TF101 using Revolver 4.2.1.
After boot, Wifi was no showing on the notification area, and I could not enable it.
I saw the earlier post about this issue, but it seemed to me that a newer version correcting the Wifi had been uploaded.
Do you have any suggestions?