Just kind of curious if it's even possible to O/C the Nexus 5 GPU. My previous device was a Note 2 and that could be O/C'd twice its stock XD.
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raynan said:
Just kind of curious if it's even possible to O/C the Nexus 5 GPU. My previous device was a Note 2 and that could be O/C'd twice its stock XD.
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its possible. but you wont see a difference in performance(except more battery drain). we are limited in fps to 60fps. the nexus 4 gpu is/was overclocked as well, until people started to realize that it made no difference.
Fair enough.
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Fair enough.
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Just an example.
But just as simms22 said, not visual advantage. I actually underclock to (potentially save power)
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Just an example.
But just as simms22 said, not visual advantage. I actually underclock to (potentially save power)
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i underclock it slightly as well, 389mhz
Over clocking a GPU without a dedicated heatsink is just stupid.
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SetCPU won't set my voltages for 608mhz and below. Any one know why this is?
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Here are my current voltages.
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I believe it may be in the kernel. I am running arcturus and it will set for 608 but not for 456, 312 or 216.
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SetCPU won't set my voltages for 608mhz and below. Any one know why this is?
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Im pretty sure that is the floor for voltages on the Xoom.
Dont think you can go any lower.
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Im pretty sure that is the floor for voltages on the Xoom.
Dont think you can go any lower.
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Sad day. I have my Atrix uv'd quite low. Is there anyway to work around it?
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d3athsd00r said:
Sad day. I have my Atrix uv'd quite low. Is there anyway to work around it?
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Unlikely.
You have a huge battery in there. Keep it at the floor.
The atrix doesn't have an 8000 mah battery in it
If you are looking to conserve battery then don't overclock the CPU/gpu and turn wireless off when needed.
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what's the best setting for overclocking to 1400mhz without having reboot.
Raise voltages until it's stable. In rare cases, you may need to lower them. If none of this works, the SoC in your phone is too imperfect to clock that high (it wasn't intended to anyway).
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Raise voltages until it's stable. In rare cases, you may need to lower them. If none of this works, the SoC in your phone is too imperfect to clock that high (it wasn't intended to anyway).
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okay, thanks for reply. i'll try it.
Most undervolted stabile voltages for me :
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Most undervolted stabile voltages for me :
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Thanks for sharing those infos...
May i ask for some more?:
System details [rom, kernel]
What app is the one you use on this screenshot?
what theme do you use?
Battery life with this OC?
Thanks a lot
1. rom : http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1399035
kernel : http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1036996
2 hold volumen down button + power button for 2 secound in same time..
3. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1531222
4. i think it same as 1000 mhz "OC" , because i have same voltages for 1000 and 1320 mhz..
i meant what application are you using to set the voltages... sorry i wrote the question the wrong way
Rom toolbox
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What is the highest benchmark score Of the nexus s on antutu..
Mine goes to 3904..
But I've seen some devices on the antutu list which say 6000.
How can that be reached on the nexus s?
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overclock , delete non-necessary part as more as possible, take more tweaks as possible ...
Pls specify which tweaks and Lil detail..
I am oc'ed at 1.46 ghz
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Using gingerbread, where there are kernel that allow oc over 1.6 ghz. All overclocking, can not use the phone in that condition.
Can you suggest changes on ics.. ??
Some tweaks.. mods..
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Pls specify which tweaks and Lil detail..
I am oc'ed at 1.46 ghz
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yeah well , i don't really know too much about them , you should try search around XDA
1.46 Ghz ...
i have been up to 1.67 GHz once before ...
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i think there is a kernel which is capable of 2 Ghz of course i never tried it
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yeah well , i don't really know too much about them , you should try search around XDA
1.46 Ghz ...
i have been up to 1.67 GHz once before ...
i think there is a kernel which is capable of 2 Ghz of course i never tried it
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Which is this kernel.. the one in the screen shots. Can you provide a link..
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Hi, I was thinking in set the Cpu frequency I'm different apps but I don't know how to set the 4 Cpu, Tasker let me take Cpu 0 1 2 3 but.. I have to set 4 tasks one for each Cpu? Or.. Please help
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Does someone have the answer please ? I'm in the same situation.
0, 1, 2, 3.
That's four. They start at 0, not 1. Come on guys. Think about it!
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So we have to create 4 profiles ? One for each CPU
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What are you trying to do?
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When I'm connected to my wifi I want to set my cpu into interactive Governor.
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Setting 0 to a governor should change them all to the same one. Or so I think. If you want just make a task for each one and then let it call all of them.
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Thanks dude.
So to be sure I must do this ?
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Thanks dude.
So to be sure I must do this ?
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Yeah you can do that. You should try setting 0 alone and seeing if it sets them all like it should. But that should work fine.
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Thanks, but I don't know how to see each governor on each CPU.. I've tried with Franco's app but there's just the governor for all CPU.
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What are the pros and cons of disabling logcat?
How much does it effect battery life and performance?
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What are the pros and cons of disabling logcat?
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Con: you can't check logs to see what happens when something goes wrong.
Pro:...
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How much does it effect battery life and performance?
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Nearly impossible to measure. Leave it disabled for a while and see if you notice a difference. Then post your findings here.
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Here are some benchmark results:
With logcat:
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It seems that logcat does effect performance!
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Benchmarks are not very accurate. You could have gotten that difference simply from re running the benchmark regardless of whether or not log cat was enabled or disabled. Hence why I said up top its almost impossible to measure.
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Benchmarks are not very accurate. You could have gotten that difference simply from re running the benchmark regardless of whether or not log cat was enabled or disabled. Hence why I said up top its almost impossible to measure.
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Oh ok thanks!
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