Themes / Apps / Mods [App]Galaxy Max Hz (Refresh Rate Mods, Screen-off Mods, QS Tiles, Tasker Support and More)

[tribalfs]

S23 Ultra has the LTPO 3 screen, which enables it to go down to 1 Hz on adaptive mode. S23 and plus with their LTPS screens only go as low as 10 Hz. Why doesn't your app support 1 Hz on Ultra models? Does it require extra programming work o your end that you deem not worthy of your time, or is there any other reason for this?

Please check message #12.

 

[Privateblood]

Please check message #12.

I have the feeling that when I set the frequency to 10 min and 120 max, the device starts to jerk. (at the moment when it jumps from 10 to 120 Hz).
Can anyone share the same experience?


Edit:
The problem still exists...

Quick question by the way, what exactly does the "Brightness Threshold" option do? So how far does it affect the Hz?

Thanks for the explanation as to why the app doesn't have 1 Hz option. I wanted to ask something else, which I found had already been asked here by another person. When I use adaptive 10-120 Hz (or 10-96, ...) the screen jerks as is switches from 10 to 120 Hz upon touch. Samsung's own adaptive mode also switches from 1-120, but it never has any jerkiness. In your app, 24-120 setting also has no jerkiness. Does this mean that Samsung's own method doesn't go down to 10-1 Hz as quickly and as often as your app does? So, is it inevitable to have this "lag feeling" when using 10-120? Or does Samsung have a better algorithm that prevents the jerkiness when it goes down to the lowest refresh rate and jumps back up from there to 120?

 

[tribalfs]

Thanks for the explanation as to why the app doesn't have 1 Hz option. I wanted to ask something else, which I found had already been asked here by another person. When I use adaptive 10-120 Hz (or 10-96, ...) the screen jerks as is switches from 10 to 120 Hz upon touch. Samsung's own adaptive mode also switches from 1-120, but it never has any jerkiness. In your app, 24-120 setting also has no jerkiness. Does this mean that Samsung's own method doesn't go down to 10-1 Hz as quickly and as often as your app does? So, is it inevitable to have this "lag feeling" when using 10-120? Or does Samsung have a better algorithm that prevents the jerkiness when it goes down to the lowest refresh rate and jumps back up from there to 120?

You can say that. That's why it's recommended to set the default min hz (which applies to system ui) to 24Hz and use 10Hz only on specific apps of choice in per app settings.

 

[Privateblood]

You can say that. That's why it's recommended to set the default min hz (which applies to system ui) to 24Hz and use 10Hz only on specific apps of choice in per app settings.

I get that. But doesn't that also put your app's adaptive mode at a disadvantage compared to Samsung's? To avoid the jerking effect, we have to limit ourselves to 24 Hz minimum on GMhz, which would impact battery drain when compared to 10 or 1 Hz minimum when not using the app, especially when the usage scenario includes a lot of static activities like reading.

 

[tribalfs]

I get that. But doesn't that also put your app's adaptive mode at a disadvantage compared to Samsung's? To avoid the jerking effect, we have to limit ourselves to 24 Hz minimum on GMhz, which would impact battery drain when compared to 10 or 1 Hz minimum when not using the app, especially when the usage scenario includes a lot of static activities like reading.

Depends on one's preference. A third party app can only do much with the limitations on the api it can use.

 

[Johnny Eng]

Hi @tribalfs , I'm on full version is there anyway to enable Always on display with PSM Mode on?

Thanks

 

[tribalfs]

Hi @tribalfs , I'm on full version is there anyway to enable Always on display with PSM Mode on?

Thanks

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That option is in the power saving mode settings in device settings.

 

[Johnny Eng]

Thanks working now!

That option is in the power saving mode settings in device settings.

 

[Startekselva]

Thank you for adding animation mod @tribalfs .Add more mods in the future update

 

[bulletbling]

I just purchased the app, but even with Gmail set to both not optimized/unrestricted and never sleep, the notifications are being delayed. Is there anything else I can do to prevent this?

 

[LousyFox]

Hello, help. Can AOD limit to 10Hz harm the phone? Phone S23U.

 

[matty100147]

whenever i set the refresh rate to 96 it automatically goes to 60 and no higher, is this a bug or am i doing something wrong?

 

[ubelai]

When I use ‘Show Refresh Rate’ in factory dev settings, it appears to show the updated refresh rate quicker than what GalaxyMaxHz’s options do with Status Bar or Overlay enabled. Is that just a lag from the API displayed to the app?

Also wondering if there is the possibility of having a faster cooldown between adaptive rate changes, like you released for previous model phones?

 

[tribalfs]

I just purchased the app, but even with Gmail set to both not optimized/unrestricted and never sleep, the notifications are being delayed. Is there anything else I can do to prevent this?

In this case, seems gmail throttled it's update check by itself. Or have you disabled/debloated any system apps or services?

 

[tribalfs]

whenever i set the refresh rate to 96 it automatically goes to 60 and no higher, is this a bug or am i doing something wrong?

Set brightness a bit higher. Check related FAQs for more info.

 

[tribalfs]

When I use ‘Show Refresh Rate’ in factory dev settings, it appears to show the updated refresh rate quicker than what GalaxyMaxHz’s options do with Status Bar or Overlay enabled. Is that just a lag from the API displayed to the app?

Also wondering if there is the possibility of having a faster cooldown between adaptive rate changes, like you released for previous model phones?

Please check FAQ #11 re refresh rate monitor.

 

[ubelai]

Please check FAQ #11 re refresh rate monitor.

Ok, thanks for clarifying. Must be some type of latency porting out of the API.

What about faster cooldowns for adaptive rate?

 

[bulletbling]

In this case, seems gmail throttled it's update check by itself. Or have you disabled/debloated any system apps or services?

System apps are intact. I do not have this device rooted at the moment. My last device was, but it seems just about everything I want to do on this phone is possible without root .

 

[Bobthahog]

After the latest update now my 96 Hertz does not work. I cleared cache and data it stays at 60 Hz and then drops down to 24 Hertz. Now if I go back to 120 it works but before this 96 was what I always had it set to. I'm on Samsung Galaxy s 23 Ultra with March security update.

 

[Bobthahog]

After the latest update now my 96 Hertz does not work. I cleared cache and data it stays at 60 Hz and then drops down to 24 Hertz. Now if I go back to 120 it works but before this 96 was what I always had it set to. I'm on Samsung Galaxy s 23 Ultra with March security update.

Never mind. I had my brightness down too low. I normally don't have it that low so I guess I've never noticed it. Anyways my bad it is working correctly. So please disregard my post.