Originally Posted by simms22

sweet! im glad that it finally ended well

Yeah, missed it a lot. Now I can brag about T144, jk, thank you! :)

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So the latest teuv + 25 volt across the board no reboots. Hoping this was all my phone needed. One thing I did notice was default dirty ratio is 20 while dirty background is 5 by default. Should I adjust to the recommended 2-1 that was mentioned?

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been getting bootloop reboot after applying conservative using latest exp T11 version.

Originally Posted by WarByte

@simms and @morfic: I messaged simms quite a while ago about T144 rebooting my phone because I was a heavy T144 user in the GB times and my phone always handled that. At first I thought it was lack of voltage since I cannot use the TEUV at all. Well it turns out I actually had to lower the voltage for the 1.44 frequency. I've benchmark, played, wrote you here, all at 1.44 and no issues. Thank you so much guys! :D

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That is not unheard of.
Glad this works for you now.

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Originally Posted by DaXmax

What i believe and followed is that the T11, T12, T132 and T144 was built with stock voltages...

Recently, the newer kernel builts, voltages are now customizable.

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I like fixed voltages. Then I know what voltages were run when I get reports.
For the time being I think we can afford adjustable since we weren't hanging in there, holding on for dear life, instead things were quite stable.

If you wonder about kernels on other phones where I adopted established voltage control early on, I have disabled them to gain insights too.
Fixed voltages are a nice thing ....for me

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Latest 56hz t11. 100/1000 noop ondemand 2.5 hrs screen on.

Edit: 4-09 crespo4g bugless beast.



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Originally Posted by alen1901

That means lower battery life, right?


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OC of phones gpu. I cant find it on google.

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Originally Posted by alen1901

OC of phones gpu. I cant find it on google.

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Google for impedance instead.

But yes, it means more power consumption.

For me the new cv kernel is just the magic bullet I needed: finally can run T144 (@1.5V). It's positively awesome!

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Hmm...a hour ago my phone entered in bootloop when run Sygic and start to search for satelite. Don't know why, yesterday i test it a lot with, IGo, Sygic, games, surfing, play music and video, stability test 2h run without any error and making some loops with Caustic.
Reflesh the kernel and now it runs again normaly with same settings.

@morfic...is possible to make kernel with option to set all cpu frequencies over 1000mhz. I think will be better now with voltage control, to have an option with 1096, 1200, 1320 and 1440mhz in one kernel. Of course if this is possible.

Oddly enough, after mentioning the radio dumps that were found on my sd card, it has since ceased and all is running very smooth...

Not to mention, my phone sleeps like a baby lol