Best CPU Optimizer is one of the maximum gifted phone temperature manipulate apps. It monitors your cellphone’s temperature in real time and analyzes which apps are causing the overheating. This identification is the key to starting the cooling technique that lowers the cpu temperature, preserving your phone inside the normal range.
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Capabilities of Best CPU Optimizer
Actual-time temperature monitor
Video display units your telephone temperature in actual time, so that you can see the trade from second to second. While the temperature is just too excessive, du telephone cooler will warn you.
Overheating app analysis
Collects each app’s utilization of cpu, gpu, ram, and so on. And applies the Best CPU Optimizer temp control engine set of rules to analyze the apps inflicting the cellphone to overheat. It then marks every app’s heating level, so you never pass over any hidden heating apps.
One Tap cooling
Disables warmness-generating apps with only one tap. First, you may choose any apps to keep.
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Are there any apps that can show me a graph of my phone's CPU clock/frequency over time? I want to see how my governors affect my clock during games and such, what clock the CPU is set to and when. Now I know that apps like SetCPU give you a list of all the possible CPU clock steps and tell you how long the CPU spent in each clock, but that only gives you a vague idea of whether or not your clock settings are ideal.
The ONLY app I have found that comes close to doing this is CoolTool, which can graph ANYTHING over time, including CPU frequency. Unfortunately it's a tiny little 64 pixel graph meant to sit on the notification bar, and it stops graphing during a game, or when you turn the screen off, etc. Are there any alternatives?
This is a Windows version of what I am looking for, OpenHardwareMonitor. It can log your CPU clock over time, if you use CPU stepping like AMD Cool'n'Quiet. I'm looking for something like THIS for Android:
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@moeburn you can refer to this thread,maybe it's that what you want!
link: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2302879
The best quick charge app in the Play Store. Fast charge your battery freely. Also Save you battery for long times.
It is a utility application for your android phone and tablets of all brands. It works in many ways to ensure the life and battery cycles of phone battery. Specially designed to boost the battery charging time and to enhance the battery life.
Along with all the healthy features, it allows to reduce battery temperature and works as anti phone heat agent by quoting extra background services and applications while charging so that the phone won't heat up and don't consume extra juice amperes from battery.
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I do not know this is real or prank .....If it is real then very suitable for every person . What is price of this charger ? where it is available ..company name ....it should be mentioned .
No this is just a system optimizer. It optimizes your system, reduces energy drawing. Then your battery will charge fastly than before. Just try it.
I prefer to switch off my mobile off and then recharge it. Honestly, I don't like such apps as most of them them drained our battery as well as memory.
Just give it a try and then wrtie your feedback here please.
The link is changed. We have a new battery app now. Thank you
My current device is LG G7 thiq android 9.
No root/bootloader unlock. This device has thermal limit and start throttling on 55 celcius makes any game/apps lag so bad. So what u gonna do is bypass the trottling limit.
1★download (CPUFLOAT) apps on google playstore.(free)
2★download (Cpu Load Generator) apps.(free)
3★download Floating Apps (free)
=Open 2nd apps and tick two box
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=Open 3rd apps and let the icon running on ur screen.
=Open 1st apps and tick cpu temperature and cpu frequency.
=Finally open your game. tested COD mobile and PUBG . Make sure CTemp over 70 celcius to make this trick work. If not, untick and tick again 2nd apps.
=Open 2nd apps and tick two box
yes what exactly shoud I tick please?
not work and useless, device lagging because of thermal throttle and performance parameters, increase cpu load just only make things worse. please delete this thread!
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So i'm a little curious what you get for cpu plus battery temp.
I have not been able to find any program that logs history of temp.
But what I do:
Download 3dmark and antu benchmark.
Start antutu benchmark and minimize it (you should now see Batteri temp and cpu temp if you roll down statusbar).
Start 3dmark and let it run, look at the statusbar from time to time especially after the test have run for some time.
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Note 10 Plus - Powermode - 50% brightness.
Cpu temp idle: 40-55c
Cpu temp load: max I could see 69c (at the end of 3dmark run)
Batteri temp idle: 31c
Batteri temp load: 39c
After some google search it seems like the exynos is way warmer then snapdragon
This is only idle temps but you can see the snapdragon seems to be mutch cooler.
https://youtu.be/rEDJrcNF-Ac?t=223 - snapdragon
https://youtu.be/86-jOZO6fMY?t=63 - exynos
Same here, about 10c cooler
https://youtu.be/Ni0sCLDoPPs?t=160
Hello everyone. I wanted to know if your devices also work at this temperature with normal-moderate use. From basically just chat apps, messaging, Binance app, Instagram and little else.
The screen feels relatively hot. And although it is nothing that prevents you from using it and the battery lasts very well, I wanted to share the temperature values of my cell phone and compare them with yours.
I live in Maracay, Venezuela. And at the time of the captures the local temperature was 31 °C
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That's ok. After ambient temperatures exceed 100F* or battery temperature is 101 F cooling should be used.
Use a fan and/or damp microfiber cloth to cool it. Optimize it so there's no unnecessary apps running in the background including any cloud or social media apps.
Shut it down if the battery reaches 102F. Charge to 72-80% to extend battery lifespan. Use frequent small charging cycles instead of charging to 100%.
*The Fahrenheit system is much more applicable to actual temperature measurement in normal day to day living.