How To Get Max Performance, Disable Animations & Vibration, Mute Camera Shutter Sound

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How To Get Max Performance, Disable Animations & Vibration, Mute Camera Shutter Sound

How To Get Maximum Performance,
Disable Unnecessary Animations & Vibration,
Mute Camera Shutter Sound:

1. CHANGE CPU CLOCK SPEED
Setting > Cyanogenmod Setting > Performance > CPU Setting > Max CPU Frequency

2. DISABLE DITHERING VIBRATION
Setting > Sound > Vibrate
Setting > Sound > Haptic Feedback
Setting > Cyanogenmod Setting > Sound > Vibrate During Calls
Contact > Enable Haptic Feedback
Setting > Call Settings > Advanced Settings > Vibrate On Answer
Setting > Call Settings > Advanced Settings > Vibrate Every 45 Seconds
Setting > Call Settings > Advanced Settings > Vibrate On Hangup
Setting > Call Settings > Advanced Settings > Vibrate Call Waiting

3. DISABLE WINDOW ANIMATIONS
Setting > Display > Animations

4. DISABLE AUTO-ROTATE SCREEN ANIMATIONS
Setting > Display > Auto-Rotate Screen

5. DISABLE SCROLLING EFFECT ANIMATIONS
Setting > Cyanogenmod Setting > Display > Screen-On Animation
Setting > Cyanogenmod Setting > Display > Screen-Off Animation
Setting > Cyanogenmod Setting > Display > Rotation Animation
Setting > Cyanogenmod Setting > Interface > Overscroll Effect
Setting > Cyanogenmod Setting > Interface > Overscrolling Weight

6. MUTE CAMERA SHUTTER SOUND
Setting > Cyanogenmod Setting > Sound > Camera > Mute Camera Shutter


I love to have a quiet phone without any touch sound and dithering vibration.

You may Enable Or Disable any sound or vibration you wants.

 

[Groot]

but even without this you can still get a good performance, it all depends on the rom you are using, ics and jb will not give you a MAXIMUM performance, gingerbread and below does the job, thanks for the advise anyways

Sent from a katana with a sharpness over 9000!

 

[CnC-ROCK]

absolutely useless post.....reported. dont know if mod will close it

 

[GaboWinter]

Well, as was written above, there are many other things that help or not to had a good performance, this works as general information but since I don't want that this thread ends in discussions about why some configuration it's better (since this depends of the user usage) I'm gonna close it.