Had the non responsive touch screen again. I suspect at this point either slimkat latest weekly or 33m faux kernel. This GPU driver update not the problem.
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August Qualcomm Adreno GPU binaries
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Had the non responsive touch screen again. I suspect at this point either slimkat latest weekly or 33m faux kernel. This GPU driver update not the problem.
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Interesting mod.
Will this work over the Qualcomm optimizations I already have applied?
I'm with stock 4.4.2 and semaphore kernel.
Will this work over the Qualcomm optimizations I already have applied?
I'm with stock 4.4.2 and semaphore kernel.
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Thanks, I just flashed it.
Feels smoother at first, Antutu score stays around 21300 though, same as before.
Could be because of thermal throttling, since my device was just booted, although it is extremely undervolted.
As already stated many times before, there is no difference for Antutu.
Some people notice some general improvement in smoothness of the phone and some others like me feel no difference at all.
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In my optinion: the old binaries were better, with the new i have a very laggy scrolling.
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Correct, or you use my attached script and put it into system/addon.d/ (change extension from .txt to .sh and permission set to 755) after you've flashed the zip. Now you can flash your nightlies every day and this zip will be backed up every time.
Much more convenient
Some Benchmarking
Hi,
I did some new vs old benchmarking, using 3 benchmarks:
Q => Quadrant Standard
A => Antutu
M => 3DMark
All Results:
NEW vs OLD %: (Over all / 2D /3D):
Q: +0.18456 / +0.67 / -0.74228
A: -0.69449 / -0.16511 / +1.3278
M: -0.35832
2/3D avg ((A+Q)/2) %:
+0.252445 / +0.29276
I think it's save to say, that the driver doesn't increase the performance significant.
(At least for my Phone / these Benchmarks, maybe some apps show different results.)
Tested on Slimkat weekly 3166 with everything set to Performance.
Hi,
I did some new vs old benchmarking, using 3 benchmarks:
Q => Quadrant Standard
A => Antutu
M => 3DMark
All Results:
NEW vs OLD %: (Over all / 2D /3D):
Q: +0.18456 / +0.67 / -0.74228
A: -0.69449 / -0.16511 / +1.3278
M: -0.35832
2/3D avg ((A+Q)/2) %:
+0.252445 / +0.29276
I think it's save to say, that the driver doesn't increase the performance significant.
(At least for my Phone / these Benchmarks, maybe some apps show different results.)
Tested on Slimkat weekly 3166 with everything set to Performance.
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Could someone do a OpenGL ES 3.0 Benchmark maybe?
Since Qualcomm drivers for it are horribly broken, I think this was their entire focus.
Since Qualcomm drivers for it are horribly broken, I think this was their entire focus.
Correct, or you use my attached script and put it into system/addon.d/ (change extension from .txt to .sh and permission set to 755) after you've flashed the zip. Now you can flash your nightlies every day and this zip will be backed up every time.
Much more convenient
What's permission 755?? Can't see it in properties on rw?? What should i tick?
I mean im just following this thread and what you did fir auto back up for this driver everytime we flash a new nightlies would be an ease.
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Why do people still think benchmarks have any real world validity?
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On one hand, anyone can have a placebo and imagine that performance is better/worse after trying these new drivers.
Benchmarks on the other hand, can prove through tests if there is any real difference.
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That would be true if benchmarks were real life application situations.. But it's not... There are so many variables in one's daily use that benchmark apps don't take in consideration... So benchmarks are just a symbolic test to get an idea of the virtual performance of your system.
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137There have been new Qualcomm GPU binaries released on their developer site here: https://developer.qualcomm.com/mobi...eno/mobile-gaming-graphics-optimization-tools
Download:https://mega.co.nz/#!9pwxERbS!DYb3W4R5z6nq9HBSK3TF7EHx-73GZ_nF_F5RFIykZtI Thanks to Medel-Silver and barome for adding F2FS support to the updater-script.
Note: This is identical to Qualcomm's zip; I just extracted it so you can download and flash. Props to Qualcomm for taking my suggestion to unify the mako and flo binaries so they work on all Nexii.
Revert to KOT49H (newest 4.4.2 stock) http://d-h.st/KHN
Shout out to DeesTroy and TeamWin; Qualcomm uses TWRP in the documentation
I noticed a slight smoothness and benchmark improvement, but your mileage may vary. Let me know how this goes for you.
These updated binaries should work on any ROM. No wipe necessary.22August Drivers for Mako(Nexus 4): https://www.sendspace.com/file/26jg49
August Drivers for Hammerhead(Nexus 5): https://www.sendspace.com/file/rklhwy
Release notes here: http://pastebin.com/pEfGapHt19New drivers (F2FS compatible)
https://www.dropbox.com/s/8b1jwppbr0i97yg/UPDATE-adreno-drivers-n4&n7-jun-24.zip13
I'll upload them in a few minutes.
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New Adreno Drivers 30.5.2014
http://www77.zippyshare.com/v/4494074/file.html
Flash at your own risk. If you get a bootloop, reflash your current rom.
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