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To infuse or not to infuse?

Currently using and loving my dell streak just curiouse how you infuse goers are enjoying your experience and Dec support Hearing the device Is smooth and it looks to have good support already. Curious about the current roms and what to expected from each, from reviews the infuse averages 1100 to 1300 on quadrant which is OK I guess I get around 2200 on my streak , just curious of the infuses speed on custom roms vs. Stock.
I'm asking because I have an upgrade and would enjoy a phone with good Dev suppprt
Thanks
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garbagecanman said:
Currently using and loving my dell streak just curiouse how you infuse goers are enjoying your experience and Dec support Hearing the device Is smooth and it looks to have good support already. Curious about the current roms and what to expected from each, from reviews the infuse averages 1100 to 1300 on quadrant which is OK I guess I get around 2200 on my streak , just curious of the infuses speed on custom roms vs. Stock.
I'm asking because I have an upgrade and would enjoy a phone with good Dev suppprt
Thanks
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1767 running refuse with a couple apps running in background
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Dell Streak 5 to Infuse convert here. Definitely worth the switch.
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don't put too much faith in benchmarks. fun to compare but otherwise should be left to fine tuning settings and finding a devices strengths and weaknesses for figuring out how to best exploit its power for things like game programming . it has little relevance to every day activities.
the lowish benchmark numbers come from the slow file system and the somewhat poor floating point performance. I don't know how much floating point you run on you device (crunching numbers) but being that these processors have dedicated fpu's it is not a general measure of performance. qualcomm just has a better fpu. samsung has the best gpu. play h.264 movies @1080p on both devices and see which fairs better! with 2.3.3 the video decoding gets even faster increasing quadrant score by up to 1000 points as seen on my captivate beating even the xoom tablet with a score of over 3000 which is just as irrelevant as the infuse/streak quadrant comparison.

I might even skip the SGS2. Loving the phone and the big screen.
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I also came from the Streak. The screen and camera quality are enough for me to never look back.
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And another convert here. Very happy with the phone. Only thing I'm missing is the little extra screen size.
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I absolutely love my Infuse. The one thing that bothered me for about 5 days was the relatively low DPI of the screen, but between LCD Density tweaks and a new font... and perhaps just allowing my eyes to get used to it, I never notice the pixelation that plagued me at first.
EDIT: Oh, and to me the SGS2 would be a downgrade. Dual-core procs don't make up for a smaller screen.

If you're coming from the Dell Streak to the Infuse, not much difference except slightly faster processor and 1/2 an inch smaller screen. Battery life is the same. Samsung has it's Touch Whiz on top of android. However, rooting and unlocking this phone was easy.

Why would u compare quadrant from a stock infuse to a modded streak? Pointless.
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Ya i know my quadrant scores are pretty irrelevant even with my scores im sure the infuse is much smoother and faster even with lower scores? I think i might stop by my at&t store and check 1 out
Looks like there is 1 or 2 roms already what are your experiences with them? Any overclocking to come?
Thanks

Yea oc is on the way...and voodoo lagfix shoots the quadrant up to 1700-1900.
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abudabu said:
If you're coming from the Dell Streak to the Infuse, not much difference except slightly faster processor and 1/2 an inch smaller screen. Battery life is the same. Samsung has it's Touch Whiz on top of android. However, rooting and unlocking this phone was easy.
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Not true. The Infuse's screen is superior to the Dell Streak's and so is the camera.

Urgent Advice needed..!!

selling my G2x to buy Xperia neo v because of good support of sony and already ics on it.. is it a wise decision to go to single core after using a dual core??

Dude I would stick with G2x Sony sucks!!!!
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vipaman said:
Dude I would stick with G2x Sony sucks!!!!
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why it sucks?.. there is no hope of ics on G2x even t-mobile has stopped its production

Its a downgrade!
PS. Its not even 4g -__-
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Yeh. Plus, its just an os. Just wait for Ics like everyone here
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First of all, I would definitely recommend sticking to the G2x. Ics isn't THAT big of a deal, plus we've already got AMAZING devs here at xda that are very close to having almost perfect builds of ics ready for us.
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Our dual cores aren't even utilized properly. There are a lot of phones that out perform dual cores with single cores
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barqers said:
Our dual cores aren't even utilized properly. There are a lot of phones that out perform dual cores with single cores
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Proof? Like to see a single core score 8.4k on antutu. There are not lots lol....
Stick with your g2x for now. Our gb rom's are flawless and ics will be here sooner than later.
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i am buying Xperia ray a decent specs mobile with ics and not too much xpensive.. the main reason of selling g2x is very bad camera quality no future support not good audio .. heats up .. etc otherwise its a good set

Who the f cares about benchmark shizz. Its how the phone actually runs when ur using it. Fk numbers
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eHow does the camera suck? Who cares about ics? There's at least 5 different builds here. I beg to differ on the cores being utilized efficiently, now with the update everything runs pretty efficiently. Battery life will show that. Its so hard having grown up in the 1970's -1980's to understand how younger generations appreciate nothing and expect perfection. It has to do with the internets. When I got my Atari 2600 in 1980, I was sooooo happy with it. There was no forum to chew the Developers asses. Not to mention, its just rude. Could you imagine the 2600 being released today? 90% of ya would kill yourselves.
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mustangtim49 said:
eHow does the camera suck? Who cares about ics? There's at least 5 different builds here. I beg to differ on the cores being utilized efficiently, now with the update everything runs pretty efficiently. Battery life will show that. Its so hard having grown up in the 1970's -1980's to understand how younger generations appreciate nothing and expect perfection. It has to do with the internets. When I got my Atari 2600 in 1980, I was sooooo happy with it. There was no forum to chew the Developers asses. Not to mention, its just rude. Could you imagine the 2600 being released today? 90% of ya would kill yourselves.
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Lol I still have my Atari
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I honestly don't even like ICS that much, Gingerbread works fine for me, it's blazing fast.

g1user101 said:
Who the f cares about benchmark shizz. Its how the phone actually runs when ur using it. Fk numbers
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Well for one I care about the "benchmark shizz"
But its always been about how the phone runs. That's why they invented benchmark programs to score each phones performance so you can compare how the hardware/software combination you are using performs. Using that tool you can actually get a tangable number for each setup you run therefore giving you the higher number for higher performance. So think about what you say before you go contradicting yourself in public.
P.s
Why F*ck numbers? Pretty sure binary is numbers..... you got a bad attitude.
Pin it to Win it.

I.R.Chevy said:
Well for one I care about the "benchmark shizz"
But its always been about how the phone runs. That's why they invented benchmark programs to score each phones performance so you can compare how the hardware/software combination you are using performs. Using that tool you can actually get a tangable number for each setup you run therefore giving you the higher number for higher performance. So think about what you say before you go contradicting yourself in public.
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Why F*ck numbers? Pretty sure binary is numbers..... you got a bad attitude.
Pin it to Win it.
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Hehe
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g1user101 said:
Hehe
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Jus' Saying
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I.R.Chevy said:
Jus' Saying
Pin it to Win it.
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I was just saying too
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g1user101 said:
Hehe
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Agree with Chevy, attitude is kinda poor haha. Especially with no rebuttal to what was said, just a "Hehe" looks like you just wanted some attention.
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mt3g said:
Agree with Chevy, attitude is kinda poor haha. Especially with no rebuttal to what was said, just a "Hehe" looks like you just wanted some attention.
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Haha OK. Well I was just saying.
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I.R.Chevy said:
Well for one I care about the "benchmark shizz"
But its always been about how the phone runs. That's why they invented benchmark programs to score each phones performance so you can compare how the hardware/software combination you are using performs. Using that tool you can actually get a tangable number for each setup you run therefore giving you the higher number for higher performance. So think about what you say before you go contradicting yourself in public.
P.s
Why F*ck numbers? Pretty sure binary is numbers..... you got a bad attitude.
Pin it to Win it.
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If F*ck number was the case....
Let's give him a
0.00000000040 Inch Screen phone..
0.1 Mhz Single Core processor.
1Kilobit ram
....
k cool

Once OC is possible how much could CPU be pushed?

I'm just curious does anyone have an educated guess as to what this CPU could be pushed too? I know with my G2 stock clock was 810 mhz and was easily doubled. Does this mean potentially pushing both cores to 3 GHZ ?
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You can't push a device from 1.5GHz to +3.0GHz I doubt it.
It'll just overheat if you attempt to.
1.8/1.9GHz will be fine.

Well i assumed as much, but if the stock clock is already this high i would assume we could get it to go quite a bit more
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What is the purpose of making it go that high?

Totòòò said:
What is the purpose of making it go that high?
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That wasn't the question, and is completely irrelevant. I'm just curious as to what the theoretical peak frequency for the S4 CPU is.
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with the sensation (also snapdragon 1.5gz) it was safe to use at around 1.8ghz max...
I wouldnt push it much further than this as the risks triple. The last thing you want is a fried processor.
Thats if you feel you need OC anyway, I dont think this devices needs it at all. But hey, each to their own i guess

Good question. On my g2 I was able to go from 810mhz to 1.9ghz stable. I don't see why we wouldn't be able to push it up to there if the first gen spandragon could do it.
Also yeah, there isn't a point in doing so. Some people are overclockers for the pure hell of it. If you have to ask "what's the point" then you shouldn't even post on here anyway.
The dev that made setcpu posted his one x pc'd to 1.8ghz stable and said the script should soon be integrated into the app. Also commented it will be available for the one s too. It was on Twitter (forgot Twitter tag).
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Sensation was an older snapdragon, we could get more out of ours. It depends on if you want daily driver speed or pure power.
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I want to play with overclocked Krait A-15 before I left

I would want pure power for benchmarks and enough power for games and heavy processes. I would also love to undervolt and underclock for battery gains.
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OverClocking HTC One x

Hey guys,
Had a question regarding overclocking. I have root n installed setCPU. The max limit is 1500Mhz. However with max settings the performance is the same. Is there a way to go above this limit with root + stock Rom?
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Do you really need to overclock it? It's the most powerful phone out there, with a processor that is ridiculously fast as is. What do you expect to get out of overclocking?

I am jus looking to see the phone operate at max capabilities. And also the responsiveness is really good after setting it to max values currently so just a bit of curiosity as to how far can I stretch the limit of the phone
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Have you tried the dual core mod? I have noticed an increase in responsiveness after flashing it. Right up your alley methinks.
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FYI
Until we get custom kernel overclocking isn't really an option even with the mode that OC's you to 1.8ghz there's little to no difference. Cheers.

This may be off topic but why 1.8? Was that value chosen arbitrarily?
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The overclock speed is determined by what voltage we can get the CPU up to safely without burning it.
1809mhz (1.809ghz) is the fastest we can go right now though this could easily change with the kernel source.
And 1.8 does feel faster, but it really isn't necessary. I haven't come acorss something yet that makes this phone skip a beat.

Yes but how did you decide that this was a safe value? Is it from stress testing and monitoring the temperature? Or is it like in the HTC Aria where the CPU in the phone was actually spec'ed to run 200Mhz higher than what the phone shipped with? Or something else?

fluxgfx said:
FYI
Until we get custom kernel overclocking isn't really an option even with the mode that OC's you to 1.8ghz there's little to no difference. Cheers.
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Little to no difference? It's either overclocked or not. The heat parameters are one thing but it is overclocked.
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From what I've read about the CPU and the archetecture the processor should run 2.5Ghz I dunno at what voltage. Also can handle 64gb memory and 2gb ddr2. Personally I'd never run the CPU to 2.5Ghz seeing how that'd result in about 1.75x the amount of Mv's the chip is getting at stock and no internal cooler.
They designed the CPU to run at 2.5Ghz btw. But a phone doesn't need to hit that.. a laptop yeah. Tablet maybe? A phone, no, to small. Also not every phone will hit the same overclock no two dies are the same. The closer you get to the center of the silicon the more stable chip. The very out side chips aren't as stable so also 1.5-2.0ghz seems the best trade off for this variance.
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dkirchik said:
From what I've read about the CPU and the archetecture the processor should run 2.5Ghz I dunno at what voltage. Also can handle 64gb memory and 2gb ddr2. Personally I'd never run the CPU to 2.5Ghz seeing how that'd result in about 1.75x the amount of Mv's the chip is getting at stock and no internal cooler.
They designed the CPU to run at 2.5Ghz btw. But a phone doesn't need to hit that.. a laptop yeah. Tablet maybe? A phone, no, to small. Also not every phone will hit the same overclock no two dies are the same. The closer you get to the center of the silicon the more stable chip. The very out side chips aren't as stable so also 1.5-2.0ghz seems the best trade off for this variance.
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Very true, my Xooms tegra2 can hit 1.7GHz no problem whereas my Atrix never hit 1.3GHz without crashing. Both use the same chip set.
Hail Cobra!

Can you imagine 2.5GHz tho :O
I'd do it, run linpack, take screenshot and then never do it again lol
Hail Cobra!

As of right now 1.8GHz is extremely snappy, I would love a 2.0GHz module just to say my phone can clock the same as a desktop computer.

dkirchik said:
They designed the CPU to run at 2.5Ghz btw. But a phone doesn't need to hit that.. a laptop yeah. Tablet maybe? A phone, no, to small. Also not every phone will hit the same overclock no two dies are the same. The closer you get to the center of the silicon the more stable chip. The very out side chips aren't as stable so also 1.5-2.0ghz seems the best trade off for this variance.
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My chip was from dead center of the silicon, the ultimate in stable overclockability. Other chips fought hard to reach the center of the silicon, but 'twas my chip that prevailed. Just thought you should know that.

_MetalHead_ said:
My chip was from dead center of the silicon, the ultimate in stable overclockability. Other chips fought hard to reach the center of the silicon, but 'twas my chip that prevailed. Just thought you should know that.
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Nuh uh, mine is the most overclockable in the whole wide world!
Hail Cobra!

ChongoDroid said:
Nuh uh, mine is the most overclockable in the whole wide world!
Hail Cobra!
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Listen here buddy, I will put my chip up against your chip ANY DAY OF THE WEEK

_MetalHead_ said:
Listen here buddy, I will put my chip up against your chip ANY DAY OF THE WEEK
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I just found out I have a stuck pixel... we'll have to postpone as I will be crying and madly swearing at the sky all week.
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ChongoDroid said:
I just found out I have a stuck pixel... we'll have to postpone as I will be crying and madly swearing at the sky all week.
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Shouldn't have run that LCD tester app huh? I've got dust under my screen right where the beats audio logo is, making it an imperfect circle. I think it adds character.
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ECEXCURSION said:
Shouldn't have run that LCD tester app huh? I've got dust under my screen right where the beats audio logo is, making it an imperfect circle. I think it adds character.
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Every real Android device has one fault at least
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hate to ressurect an old thread.. but im running 1.8ghz currently
wondering.. what is a SAFE TEMP for these north american One X cpu's and batterys??

[Q] Nexus devices take forever when "android is upgrading"

This is just an observation. Wondering if anyone else has noticed. I've had a Gnex, Nex4 then an HTC One. Now I'm back to Nexus with the 5. I only noticed this because I had the HTC One for a little bit. That things flies through this process. I just assumed it was because it had a faster processor and faster in general. But now that I've had the Nex5 for a few weeks, I see the slow "upgrading" process. The Nex5 has a faster processor with the Snapdragon 800. vs the 600 on HTC One. Of course, this is not life altering stuff. But does anyone have some insight?

big blue said:
This is just an observation. Wondering if anyone else has noticed. I've had a Gnex, Nex4 then an HTC One. Now I'm back to Nexus with the 5. I only noticed this because I had the HTC One for a little bit. That things flies through this process. I just assumed it was because it had a faster processor and faster in general. But now that I've had the Nex5 for a few weeks, I see the slow "upgrading" process. The Nex5 has a faster processor with the Snapdragon 800. vs the 600 on HTC One. Of course, this is not life altering stuff. But does anyone have some insight?
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Are you using ART or dalvik
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Whatever comes stock. I've seen some talk about that. But haven't taken the time to learn the difference.
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Android The Greek said:
Are you using ART or dalvik
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That's my first thought too. I'm using ART and it definitely feels like it is taking a longer time spent on each app.

Android The Greek said:
Are you using ART or dalvik
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Interesting... I just read up on it. I haven't changed the runtime setting. So I'm using dalvic. I may try ART.