Have you tried putting your Note in the fridge?At last, I can finally post in here now. Thanks for this wonderful kernel! As of now, I'm using Aryamod v8 + Forest Helloworld Make II AM1, and I just flashed the r3 for TW 4 hours ago. I can say that I can feel its snappiness especially when scrolling (60hz) and other noticeable increase in performance, however I do have some issues in hand and few questions.
I'm not pretty sure if this is kernel or ROM related issue but, while playing HD games (Battleheart Legacy) my cpu frequency fluctuates between 500 to 800mhz at first, then gets stuck/ locks at 500mhz after several minutes. I know that this is somewhat related to Thermal Throttling/ CPU throttling thingy (I don't really have that vast knowledge nor the difference about it), but is there anything I can do to prevent it from happening? After reaching 67C, it gets stuck at 500 mhz and the game starts to lag. Or should I just wait after several discharge cycle until the kernel "blends" with the ROM? Thanks in advance.
Edit: Okay, I think it has something to do with the Thermal Throttling thingy. Is there a way to disable it? Or maybe even adjust it? I've read that there are instances where they've set it around 70C to 80C (LG devices), dunno with n7000 though. Yes, I know the risks involved, it is a safety mechanism after all.
Haha! Yes, even though, once I've start my HD games, it starts to activate the thermal throttling after "several minutes". And oh by the way, I sent you a message.Have you tried putting your Note in the fridge?![]()
I've tried to compile by cherry-picking this commit: https://github.com/ArchiDroid/ArchiKernel/commit/635021e4fdb11d59a8d96948ddd2054d75afdcd4 + added blobs in device.Once I get back my desktop pc I'll try to merge r4p0 and fixed gralloc from Nameless/Hardkernel to Omni. This could possibly resolve performance and tearing issues on AOSP, though not as good as the Insignal merge I attempted earlier this year (although Insignal used r3p1 blobs that may be far inferior in perfomance than r4p0, so maybe it's better after all). Nameless merged it only on 4412 devices, but I don't see any barrier for our 4210 devices, so I'll try anyway. :fingers-crossed:
r4p0 is very unlikely to work on Touchwiz as the blobs target KitKat. r3p2 blobs target 4.3, and r3p1 target 4.2 but I workarounded it.
If you can not play in the fridge, you can try thisHaha! Yes, even though, once I've start my HD games, it starts to activate the thermal throttling after "several minutes". And oh by the way, I sent you a message.![]()
I already have that installed for a long time, it doesn't affect my CPU temp when playing HD games, it's just that the game I'm playing is really graphic-exhausting, thus extreme temperature rise. HohoIf you can not play in the fridge, you can try this
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.onexuan.coolify&hl=en
You might want to try underclocking and/or undervolting the cpu. That seems for my experience to be the best way to avoid the thermal limits.I already have that installed for a long time, it doesn't affect my CPU temp when playing HD games, it's just that the game I'm playing is really graphic-exhausting, thus extreme temperature rise. Hoho
Hmm, I thought the kernel itself was already undervolted? I don't have any experience in doing UV, now I'm nervous. HahaYou might want to try underclocking and/or undervolting the cpu. That seems for my experience to be the best way to avoid the thermal limits.
When I ported r3p2 drivers, the GPU voltage table was missing for 4210 devices. Same here.I've tried to compile by cherry-picking this commit: https://github.com/ArchiDroid/ArchiKernel/commit/635021e4fdb11d59a8d96948ddd2054d75afdcd4 + added blobs in device.
Everything is compiled properly. But it seems I get stucked in bootloop (SAMSUNG logo bootloop, not even in ROM bootloop)No access to adb and I don't own a serial cable.
Maybe this is useful for you.
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Didn't know that! But thanks! I will try to compile again with GPU voltage table included.When I ported r3p2 drivers, the GPU voltage table was missing for 4210 devices. Same here.
Will look into another option, setting upper limit of cpu to 1200 or 1000 will help. I read this somewhere (don't remember butt I'll look into it) and it won't affect performance. Gpu will do the job.You might want to try underclocking and/or undervolting the cpu. That seems for my experience to be the best way to avoid the thermal limits.
Where could one see such list? thxKnown bug and already repoted and written as bug in op![]()