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[Q] OC Kernel

I flashed and install my cm7 yesterday.
Checked my quadrant score and I get 3500!
it is twice as much as the stock rom.
Which kernel should I use if I wanted to overclock?

[Q] unhappy with phone performance

First...
hey, i have latest vipers rom 1.3.5 but fell my phone little laggy and somethimes it freeze and he is working with big lags someone has idea why is that ? my kernel version is 3.0.36 bricked !
Second...
Is it possible to restore my phone like when it was purchased from store, very first android firmware and everything, and if i do that is it gonna work better and is it gonna have better performance

No it wont run better. Have you tried other ROM's?
Beamed from my Senny..

no only ordroid but i am thinking of changing current rom i like HTC sense but i also want to try some other.
is there a chance all this to be becouse of kernel, should i change kernel first

Make a Nandroid backup of your current rom and yes, you could try different kernels, but you could also try different roms. If you like the sense based roms try Elegancia (there are different sense versions) or Android Revolution HD. As far as I know the development of Ordroid is finished so you will not see any update on that but the two other mentioned above are updated and they are really good roms. Try them and as you have the backup of Vipers rom you can always revert back to that.

True give other rom a try. Also try out jelly bean. I'm using paranoid Android by Dragun and it's very fast with newest kernel. I came from viper to paranoid Android and I love it. It's a great rom. Try it out too and see what you think. It's been stable and amazing! Tethering works perfectly with Wi-Fi tether and it's not laggy. I've personally really enjoyed the switch. At first I was worried how stable jelly bean would be but it's proven to be smooth fast and really stable. So while trying out different roms do give this a try I think you will like it.
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I installed cm10 by bruce it's very good and smooth but,,, he has performance option in settings and there i can over clock and set frequencies of my cpu.
I was reading about Overclocked Kernel v1.5.2 by SebastianFM and faux kernel that they are realy good and fast. i also want to play 3d games so is it better to keep cm10 stock kernel or instal some of them ???

ivanmadzarov said:
I installed cm10 by bruce it's very good and smooth but,,, he has performance option in settings and there i can over clock and set frequencies of my cpu.
I was reading about Overclocked Kernel v1.5.2 by SebastianFM and faux kernel that they are realy good and fast. i also want to play 3d games so is it better to keep cm10 stock kernel or instal some of them ???
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sebs and faux kernel are of sense roms ..wont work for aosp/cm9/cm10 roms
keep the stock one imo ..its good enough

ivanmadzarov said:
I installed cm10 by bruce it's very good and smooth but,,, he has performance option in settings and there i can over clock and set frequencies of my cpu.
I was reading about Overclocked Kernel v1.5.2 by SebastianFM and faux kernel that they are realy good and fast. i also want to play 3d games so is it better to keep cm10 stock kernel or instal some of them ???
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tamcore kernel works with cm10, but you wont get support from the developer.
this kernel has everything

[Q] SmoothnessRequired

Guys i'm using serduPetru stock .13 JB rom with serdu OC kernel
Is there anything i can do to make my tab smoother, a tweak or another kernel, (something compatible with my rom ofcourse)
I realise that i have quite the number of widgets on , but for a quadcore tablet running JB , i expected things to be a lil' bit smoother ,
I dont care about benchmark stats, i just wanna something that's buttery smooth with decent multitasking
Thanx in advance guys

try cleanRom 3 and flash clemsyns kernel after and you will see real smoothness

Is this kernel compatible with my current rom??, dont have the time currently for flashing a new rom

ningen90 said:
Is this kernel compatible with my current rom??, dont have the time currently for flashing a new rom
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You don't have 10 minutes because that about what it would take.
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[Q] best kernel for nexus s

hello..ive come from lg g2x forum..there we dont have more of the options for roms and kernels...and coming here is like getting lost in the wolrd of roms and kernels :angel:
i know these kind of topics are never appreciated but some pointer wud be much appreciated...
need just smoothness and speed...thats it..dont care about battery..also i thought nexus s has project butter implemented but it isnt that smooth..
anyway some help please ...

what android version?

oops sorry... cm10.1

Try Marmite for smoothness and stability, or Trinity, but i'm not sure that your phone can handle it (no voltage settings!)..
Marmite is probably the best choice

Marmite is the way to go bro~
It is better to be hated for who you are than to be loved for what you are not

If you are looking for project butter, try some of the 4.1.2 ROMs. The 4.2 ROMs are still maturing and aren't that smooth on Nexus S.
Marmite latest version is a good kernel.
Sent from my Nexus S

Matr1x kernel overclocked to 1.32 is smooth and stable
thalamus kernel is smooth and snappy, really stable, but less features
The majority of these forums seem to prefer marmite, but I only tried up to 7.1.3, before switching back to matr1x, so I couldn't tell you.

I really think it depends on the rom you are planning to run. Each kernel works/reacts differently with each rom. Usually if you read through the threads for a specific rom you can get a good indication of which kernel works best for it and which setting in each kernel give the best performance. JMHO

which kernel...
which one works better with my nexus s (jellybam 5.1.0)
matr1x vs cm10 vs marmite
ichanic said:
I really think it depends on the rom you are planning to run. Each kernel works/reacts differently with each rom. Usually if you read through the threads for a specific rom you can get a good indication of which kernel works best for it and which setting in each kernel give the best performance. JMHO
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harayz said:
which one works better with my nexus s (jellybam 5.1.0)
matr1x vs cm10 vs marmite
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I personally prefer Marmite, it works really smooth on my Nexus S, especially when using Jellybean!

AW: [Q] best kernel for nexus s
As you can see everybody preferes a different kernel! I rly like matr1x!
I suggest you try out yourself wich one is best for you! Also try different settings! I use row io scheduler and smartass v2 governor...

i tried almost latest, stable, weekly and nightly roms (like jellyshot final,rbj, gamerz rom,cm10.1 stable, hellybean, slimbean, xenonhd, carbon, PA, thinking bridge, miui, avatar and jellybam
with the different cfs,bfs, vodoo, non vodoo, stable and weekly kernels (like air kernel, matr1x, trinity, devil kernel, marmite, zxenz kernel vta2 kernel) and the best kernel for me (crespo) is marmite 2nd to the best is devil kernel.. and marmite 8.7 bigmem is working best in any rom..
now im testing the thinking bridge latest rom with these kernels.. XD

Not really kernel related, but since I am running marmite v8.7 bigmem, I just ran quadrant & I've only gotten a score of 2046. Other scores were 2033 & 1991, idk how others seem to get such high scores. I've just recently pretty much started fresh due to my phone having problems, so I am in the process of restoring some of my backed up apps.

Quadrant is crap, run antutub instead.
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Kernel for CM10 FXP220

Hi. I'm using Xperia J and running on FXP 220 CM10. It's ICS based. I've been searching for custom kernel that actually can overclock ny android. I found nothing so far.
When I used rooted stock JB, I use vengeance kernel, and it worked well.
I've tried using the vengeance on CM10. My phone did not boot.
So, is there any kernel that can overclock my Xperia?
Sent From FXP 220 CM 10 Xperia J

glrhn said:
Hi. I'm using Xperia J and running on FXP 220 CM10. It's ICS based. I've been searching for custom kernel that actually can overclock ny android. I found nothing so far.
When I used rooted stock JB, I use vengeance kernel, and it worked well.
I've tried using the vengeance on CM10. My phone did not boot.
So, is there any kernel that can overclock my Xperia?
Sent From FXP 220 CM 10 Xperia J
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Vengeance is an ICS based kernel. CM is JB based. They are not compatible with each other, that is why your device didn't boot.
We have no JB based kernels what have been overclocked unfortunately, this means that you have to use the boot.img (it contains the kernel and a few other items needed for the phone to boot) provided in the CM zip file.

gamer649 said:
Vengeance is an ICS based kernel. CM is JB based. They are not compatible with each other, that is why your device didn't boot.
We have no JB based kernels what have been overclocked unfortunately, this means that you have to use the boot.img (it contains the kernel and a few other items needed for the phone to boot) provided in the CM zip file.
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So, is there any other way to overclock CM10?
Btw, when I used vengeance, I was running on JB tho.
Sent From FXP 220 CM 10 Xperia J

glrhn said:
So, is there any other way to overclock CM10?
Btw, when I used vengeance, I was running on JB tho.
Sent From FXP 220 CM 10 Xperia J
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CM is not overclockable as we don't have an overclocked boot.img file. And I don't own an Xperia J, only Miro.