Somethings messing up my CPU speeds...

Juicy555

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Im trying to undervolt with system tuner ( also tried faux clock same thing ) .. I change the settings to my liking... and i can see the speeds and they have been aplied, but after I exit out of the app and go back in the min cpu speed is set to the same as my max!!

Any fix?

 

xcrazydx

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It just looks that way, the speed sticks.

 

Juicy555

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xcrazydx said:

It just looks that way, the speed sticks.

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No, it shows that its been running at 1.3ghz ( the max i set it at ) for 50% of the time.. I set the min. at 384mhz and when i check back it pops back up to 1.3ghz
for the min.

 

Juicy555

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Not sure if its working but SetCPU seems to override system tuner settings while still hopefully keeping it undervolted, so yeah..

 

xcrazydx

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Great, another guy using 2 CPU apps.

 

Juicy555

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xcrazydx said:

Great, another guy using 2 CPU apps.

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I quickly realized thats a dumb idea and just ditched it.

 

xcrazydx

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Juicy555 said:

I quickly realized thats a dumb idea and just ditched it.

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Just use system tuner and boot settings as init d. Or just use a script that does both and don't use any CPU apps.

 

cdshepherd

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Set.........on.........boot

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xcrazydx

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cdshepherd said:

Set.........on.........boot

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init d seems to work better.

 

cdshepherd

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xcrazydx said:

init d seems to work better.

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+1

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xcrazydx

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cdshepherd said:

+1

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I also like running scripts and not having a cpu app at all. No extra resources being used

 

Juicy555

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xcrazydx said:

I also like running scripts and not having a cpu app at all. No extra resources being used

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Im running supercharger + that UV and UC script, i forget his name.. but that without any cpu apps and ive been getting great battery life. And the supercharger script makes the phone super snappy like it should

 

icenight89

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Juicy555 said:

Im running supercharger + that UV and UC script, i forget his name.. but that without any cpu apps and ive been getting great battery life. And the supercharger script makes the phone super snappy like it should

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Gideon UV/OC script