[Q] I/O Scheduler - NOOP or SIO ? I know there has been speculation that this is a negligible difference in overall efficiency, but I have been on SIO and it seems less efficient than NOOP ? Is this something anyone else has experienced ?
NOOP is ideal for solid state devices, like SSD, RAM drives, phones, tablets. Not so good for traditional disk drives.
Having said that I wonder if the difference is noticeable without benchmarking..
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I personally like simple the best on the vibrant
is recommend that one but both are similar. Just pick one reallySent from my Galaxy Nexus using Tapatalk 2
Subzero. It has like 10 options but I don't think that is one of them
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It may or may not increase performance and battery
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Honestly, I doubt you'd notice a huge difference...unless you're very taxing on your phone, or already super familiar with how it runs lol
Which I am both. I use my phone at least 2 hours of solid screen on time a day and I have flashed somewhere in the neighborhood of 20 different ROMs. I like to experiment. I think sio and noop are very similar but I can't quite figure out which one is better
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NOOP is ideal for solid state devices, like SSD, RAM drives, phones, tablets. Not so good for traditional disk drives.
Having said that I wonder if the difference is noticeable without benchmarking..
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