Themes / Apps / Mods [App][2.0] Quick Setting Tiles [NEW: 48Hz Screen Off, New in app Updates, PSM] {Refresh Rate and Screen Resolution mods}

[DS1000RR]

Mine works on stable android 12. I just played around with the resolutions on both the quick menu and factory settings and it ramps the frame rate up and down perfectly

 

[pepo187]

I would appreciate a lot 120Hz in Power Saving on Android 12 ...I cant live without it

 

[DS1000RR]

Then download the app and use the adb command. Mine works on powersaving and adaptive

 

[pepo187]

Then download the app and use the adb command. Mine works on powersaving and adaptive

adb command for resolution?

 

[Nishidh]

My bad I gotta update the thread wording, ADB is for resolution and adaptive referesh on PSM power saving.

As for android 12, I just got the official update in my region.
I'll test it in a few days since I have my final exams going on currently.

 

[pepo187]

Then download the app and use the adb command. Mine works on powersaving and adaptive

I did the command...I can switch toogle on but refresh rate stays at 60 in power saving....even though I see in settings that Adaptive is selected

 

[DS1000RR]

adb command for resolution?

Yep

 

[DS1000RR]

I did the command...I can switch toogle on but refresh rate stays at 60 in power saving....even though I see in settings that Adaptive is selected



Yep mine did this as well, have a play with it and and change the resution with the settings built in to the phone and also with the app....might started working after I played with it a while...

 

[TheInfiniteAndroid]

Sad to see Samsung has still not enabled 10hz as advertised at launch even with new OneUI 4 update...

 

[Burt Squirtz]

[App] Quick Settings Tiles v1.1[Beta]​

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Features​

Refresh rate and screen resolution Quick Tiles
The usual Refresh rate mods
Resolution Tile Requires a one time ADB setup
Switching resolution is just smooth like stock
Specifically for S21 Ultra
[NEW 1.1] Power Saving mode Adaptive Refresh Rate - Requires ADB Setup (Currently only works on android 11)​

Instructions​

Download
Install
Go to quick settings and add the tiles you need
Clicking the tile will open a Dialog Box
Select what you want
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Note: If you have other apps/refresh rate mods installed they might cause crashes​

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Run this through ADB shell for Resolution Quick Tile AND PSM adaptive to work​

adb shell pm grant com.nss.ssettings android.permission.WRITE_SECURE_SETTINGS

Introduction​

Switched from OnePlus 6t to S21 Ultra Recently.
I wanted to create a personal app which provides the quick settings needed for daily usage.
Other apps are not optimized for S21 ultra specifically, either crash regularly or ask for payment :/
I just created this app in 3-4 days, so I'm just gonna leave this here for others to test and use.​

Future Plans​

Fixing the Icons - If anyone wants to create the status bar icons you can dm me
Fixing Bugs
Add some more features
Improvement / Bug reports are Appreciated
Add a refresh rate monitoring notification​

Is this a clone or very similar to Galaxy Max Hz app for the S21 Ultra?

Being able to change the resolution is really cool man. Great work.

 

[Nishidh]

I have seen some new behavior in the refresh rate of A12 default Adaptive mode. They are using light sensor to determine the refresh rate at low brightness levels

 

[adamlee2012]

I have seen some new behavior in the refresh rate of A12 default Adaptive mode. They are using light sensor to determine the refresh rate at low brightness levels

It was like this in Android 11. On adaptive refresh rate at low brightness it would force 120hz and not go down to 60hz unless you increased the brightness

 

[pepo187]

I tried everything nothing works for me on Android 12...can't change nothing...resolution neither refresh rate...I found app Buoy (battery saver) it does amazing job...now I'm fine without a power saving mode...adb command is required

 

[Tristan17]

And 48 to 96 not work
60 to 96 works
Power save mod not work 120 120 hz
120 to 48 not work

Resulation change not work
Adb ok
A12

48 to 96 does work. As anandtech has mentioned, the regular fps counter cannot display when the fps goes down because of the screen tech, however, if you go into GPUwatch in developer settings you will see the average fps go down all the way to 10hz (on surface fps box) sometimes if you move the screen and wait a bit and touch it again. Here:

 

[adamlee2012]

I tried everything nothing works for me on Android 12...can't change nothing...resolution neither refresh rate...I found app Buoy (battery saver) it does amazing job...now I'm fine without a power saving mode...adb command is required

I've just bought the app. Going to test it and see if it works.

 

[pepo187]

I've just bought the app. Going to test it and see if it works.

I'm using extreme profile and it's been great...I think its almost as good as power saving mode from Samsung

 

[pepo187]

My bad I gotta update the thread wording, ADB is for resolution and adaptive referesh on PSM power saving.

As for android 12, I just got the official update in my region.
I'll test it in a few days since I have my final exams going on currently.

How does it look with an update please?

 

[Nishidh]

48 to 96 does work. As anandtech has mentioned, the regular fps counter cannot display when the fps goes down because of the screen tech, however, if you go into GPUwatch in developer settings you will see the average fps go down all the way to 10hz (on surface fps box) sometimes if you move the screen and wait a bit and touch it again. Here:

I think people don't understand what the difference between display refresh and FPS is, what you're saying is totally incorrect. I'm just gonna clear some basics here:

For example, take a display:​

Most of displays come at 60, 120, 144Hz refresh etc. this means that the display refreshes at that speed all of the time unless it supports variable refresh.

* Take a 120hz display. The monitor will refresh 120 frames per second.
* Then secondly there's your application, take a game, it runs at some frame rate(FPS) depending on the CPU and GPU load.

If your application runs at 90fps, the screen will stay at 120Hz refresh no matter what. You wont feel the 120hz smoothness but the actual refresh rate of the display is still 120hz.

If your application runs at 1fps, again screen will stay at 120hz.

In Samsung displays, the LTPO panel is capable of 10-120hz refresh, but is limited by software.​

Currently they change the display refresh rates from 48-60-98-120 (Adaptive) which is done using software to determine what's on screen and change the display refresh rates. Never does the refresh rate goes below 48Hz, never 10hz!

So when you see GPUWatch surface FPS, it means FPS of the application, it can be anything in the range 1-121 (anything in between like 2, 45, 103. It is capped at 121 by the software anything above that will be wasting the power)

10Hz in GPUWatch doesn't mean that the display refresh is actually going to 10Hz. The refresh is correctly displayed by the Show refresh rate option.

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To summarize There are 2 things,​

1. The Display Refresh - (which you see using Show refresh rate option)​

2. The FPS of a particular application/game whatever is on screen - (seen using GPUWatch)​

 

[Nishidh]

How does it look with an update please?

In android 10, they had the same display profile like 48-120 in Power saving mode we could change the rate. but now in A11 they have added some more display profiles on the software side and when the power saving mode is enabled, the profile 48-60 is enabled. Haven't found the method to change those profiles as of yet, I also didn't have time to work on this.

 

[Tristan17]

Thanks for clearing that up. It makes much more sense now
Do you think Samsung will ever find a way to make the refresh rate go all the way down to 10hz through software, since it would be much better for battery life and they did promise it