Since youve tried diferent configurations, i wanted to know if its safe to experiment with this app? I undervolted my pc, but i could Risk It because in case i undervolted too much i could justo rebotó the pc and the configurations would reset, but im scared of doing It on my phone because i dont know if there are risks like brick or something like that if undervolt It too much. I run the Evolution X custom ROM, and i have only like 4 hours of screentime at best, soni thought undervolting could help increase a bit my batery life.Lucky you, mine maxes at 930. Beyond that, phone starts lagging
The app is safe to use but you are expected to know how to backup and restore your boot parition if you set your voltage too low. Backup your boot partition before making any changes.Since youve tried diferent configurations, i wanted to know if its safe to experiment with this app? I undervolted my pc, but i could Risk It because in case i undervolted too much i could justo rebotó the pc and the configurations would reset, but im scared of doing It on my phone because i dont know if there are risks like brick or something like that if undervolt It too much. I run the Evolution X custom ROM, and i have only like 4 hours of screentime at best, soni thought undervolting could help increase a bit my batery life.
Is It safe to use this app on custom ROMs?? Also is there any risk or is there any way of noticing if im reaching the limit of the unundervolting.
I'd love to try this but I'm not confident enough to do it. I have no experience with this so it's looks like a huge risk to me (even if it isn't). I did undervolt and overclocked my PC GPU and cpu but mobile phone looks like completely different thing. Also I'm not familiar with what kernels are and this type of things. I have evolution x installed on my op8pro so i don't know if this configuration is compatible either.The app is safe to use but you are expected to know how to backup and restore your boot parition if you set your voltage too low. Backup your boot partition before making any changes.
Usually when your reaching the limit of over clocking or ubdervolting you will ether get graphics artifacts or the app or phone will outright crash.
I'll include my stable 905mhz over clock from my Oneplus 8t running evolution X 7.3.
You may need to adjust the voltage and bus frequency since my 905mv is set to 340mv, so you might wanna increase it to 357mv.
I can't run above 920mhz without artifacting even at 416mv which is why I've limited this config.
Frequency range begins at 150mhz and scales up to 905mhz, hopefully this is a good starting point for you to begin playing around and get a feel of what voltages and clocks your OP8 pro can handle.
This is very common , these users downloading your config are not devs or testers . Mostly, They are regular people trying to squeeze the most out of their handset.Edited, it is all gone now. This is what happens if people do not care about anything but theirselves... People want to use anything for free and ready but lack the skill/mind/responsibility of giving a simple feedback. Well this time not gonna share new config in here.
Enjoy trying to find and download 230 times of my v4 config if you can.
I'm really sorry to be a pain, but when I load this konabess crashes when clicking on any frequency under edit gpu volt table.The app is safe to use but you are expected to know how to backup and restore your boot parition if you set your voltage too low. Backup your boot partition before making any changes.
Usually when your reaching the limit of over clocking or ubdervolting you will ether get graphics artifacts or the app or phone will outright crash.
I'll include my stable 905mhz over clock from my Oneplus 8t running evolution X 7.3.
You may need to adjust the voltage and bus frequency since my 905mv is set to 340mv, so you might wanna increase it to 357mv.
I can't run above 920mhz without artifacting even at 416mv which is why I've limited this config.
Frequency range begins at 150mhz and scales up to 905mhz, hopefully this is a good starting point for you to begin playing around and get a feel of what voltages and clocks your OP8 pro can handle.
Fair enough, overclocking is a big hurdle for some people as it modifies the boot image and if you put a voltage too low, it can be a pain to restore from without following the unbrick guides on XDA if you get unlucky.I'd love to try this but I'm not confident enough to do it. I have no experience with this so it's looks like a huge risk to me (even if it isn't). I did undervolt and overclocked my PC GPU and cpu but mobile phone looks like completely different thing. Also I'm not familiar with what kernels are and this type of things. I have evolution x installed on my op8pro so i don't know if this configuration is compatible either.
I want to try it but i don't have the confidence to do it (
I'm really sorry to be a pain, but when I load this konabess crashes when clicking on any frequency under edit gpu volt table.
I'm not sure if it's the app or the profile, or maybe the profile was made with an older version of the app?
Is it possible you could upload photos/plaintext of the voltage levels used?
Ok, that makes a lot of senseFair enough, overclocking is a big hurdle for some people as it modifies the boot image and if you put a voltage too low, it can be a pain to restore from without following the unbrick guides on XDA if you get unlucky.
I should of clarified the KonaBess version I am using.
I'm using KonaBess LybVayu Custom 0.14 beta, a modified Konabess client which gives fine grain control over the voltage table. I used the one linked in the OP of this XDA thread here: https://xdaforums.com/t/poco-f3-undervolt-with-konabess-app.4400037/
Here is the plain text frequencies, voltages, bus frequencies and acd levels used,
please adjust this to suit your device before flashing and rebooting.
Plain text voltages:
Frequency | Voltage | GPU Bus Frequency | acd-level
905mhz | 340mv | 11-11-11-11-11-11 | 0x802b5ffd
855mhz | 260mv | 11-11-11-11-11-11 | 0x802b5ffd
720mhz | 227mv | 11-11-11-11-11-11 | 0x802b5ffd
670mhz | 200mv | 9-8-11-9-8-11 | 0x802b5ffd
525mhz | 90mv | 8-7-11-8-7-11 | 0x802b5ffd
490mhz | 66mv | 8-6-9-8-6-9 | 0xa02b5ffd
400mhz | 5mv | 5-5-6-5-5-6 | 0xa02b5ffd
305mhz | 3mv | 4-3-5-4-3-5 | 0xa02b5ffd
150mhz | 1mv | 3-2-5-3-2-5 | 0xa02b5ffd
acd-level notes:
0x802b5ffd = static voltage
0xa02b5ffd = dynamic voltage
How restore odl boot partiton if I have problem after uv?The app is safe to use but you are expected to know how to backup and restore your boot parition if you set your voltage too low. Backup your boot partition before making any changes.
Usually when your reaching the limit of over clocking or ubdervolting you will ether get graphics artifacts or the app or phone will outright crash.
I'll include my stable 905mhz over clock from my Oneplus 8t running evolution X 7.3.
You may need to adjust the voltage and bus frequency since my 905mv is set to 340mv, so you might wanna increase it to 357mv.
I can't run above 920mhz without artifacting even at 416mv which is why I've limited this config.
Frequency range begins at 150mhz and scales up to 905mhz, hopefully this is a good starting point for you to begin playing around and get a feel of what voltages and clocks your OP8 pro can handle.
to people who claimed i was wrong, here is another video. for a 100 cycle you can see the results by yourself. i recommend watching entire video. even though the test was done by 0-100, there is significant effect on the overall capacity.View attachment 5466211View attachment 5466213
Here is my usage from some days ago. Mostly i unplug at night and lasts till next night. Not charging overnight also helps and lets the battery settle.
There were some articles and videos(like mrwhosetheboss) where using different methods to use to have a happier battery. Charge about %18-%87(depending on your taste.), Dont charge overnight, dont use fast chargers unless you are in hurry. I use a non warp charge supported cable(the ones which have magnetic type c plug. Mine is baseus 100w magnetic type c cable.) with original wall adapter since i bought the phone and i never had less than 7h sot.
Charge slow as much as possible, balance between min and max capacity(like 15 and 90 or 85. New samsung tablets has a feature where you select the option to not use %15 of the battery. Same as that.) and having it settle over night improves battery life, this is one of the reasons why i get good battery life with my gpu config + charging habits.
Think of it filling a baloon slowly, slowly but steadily makes it calm and happy, filling it fast makes it warm up a little and force it's shell. (Wierd example but meh, you get the idea.)
If you are sure no app is draining your battery, try these. Also check 4g band coverage. Sometimes if you get bad cellular signal your phone switches between bands which also might drain your phone overnight.
You might try setting 3g overnight with data on and try having 4g but data turned off. Also volte and vowifi helps a lot in this...
Hope this also helps for those who has battery life issues. Trying to give tips on this issue anywhere i can when i have time. Been using this charging method since my old s9+ times. Discovered this result when i had it and had to charge from a pc usb for a week cause i lost the charger. It was a good find lemme tell you that haha
I promise you if you use the slow charging method with no overnight charging and only %15-85ish for a week, i expect you to click the thanks button next week when you see the difference. (This is how much im sure of myself. It will work %100 unless you have a hw issue somewhere or have software related problems.) Take care of your battery and phone. Treat them as your beloved pets since these are our daily companions everywhere...
Treat them well and they will treat you well in turn. Like how the world works(most of the time :c)
Mrwhosetheboss Youtube Video Regarding Batteries. Around time 02:50 he explains it very well. Fast charging causes stress, slow and steady charge causes more stable energy transfer = filling battery better and more efficient. After watching it, factories shipping phones around %50 give or take to shops at same release years will make sense to you. It is more healthier for the battery. If you recieve your phone out of the box with less than %20, know that your phone was on the shelf for a long time, "phantom drain" is not that high for a closed phone out of the factory imo. I always got my phones around %30-50 in half a year to 1.5 years prior to release date.
Hello. Friend, can you tell me how to choose the right voltage in the case of Snapdragon 860?Here is the plain text frequencies, voltages, bus frequencies and acd levels used,
please adjust this to suit your device before flashing and rebooting.
Plain text voltages:
Frequency | Voltage | GPU Bus Frequency | acd-level
905mhz | 340mv | 11-11-11-11-11-11 | 0x802b5ffd
855mhz | 260mv | 11-11-11-11-11-11 | 0x802b5ffd
720mhz | 227mv | 11-11-11-11-11-11 | 0x802b5ffd
670mhz | 200mv | 9-8-11-9-8-11 | 0x802b5ffd
525mhz | 90mv | 8-7-11-8-7-11 | 0x802b5ffd
490mhz | 66mv | 8-6-9-8-6-9 | 0xa02b5ffd
400mhz | 5mv | 5-5-6-5-5-6 | 0xa02b5ffd
305mhz | 3mv | 4-3-5-4-3-5 | 0xa02b5ffd
150mhz | 1mv | 3-2-5-3-2-5 | 0xa02b5ffd
acd-level notes:
0x802b5ffd = static voltage
0xa02b5ffd = dynamic voltage
Imo it is stable now. Gpu stays at 490-525 most of the time. On heavier loads it starts to use 920. No artifacts. Drainage is more optimized compared to stock RA fork. In the video you can see with adreno boost set to low it uses 920mhz, then i disable it and it stays on 490. See the mA drain differences. Normally 920mhz comes with max voltage level, i dropped it 2 levels, got artifacts and bumped up 1 more. Basically it is 1 step lower than stock RA fork. Well many of the clock voltages are 2 or 3 steps lower.If you manage to stabilize everything, I would be very grateful for sending the configuration. I care about the highest stability, energy efficiency and low temperatures.
if you want stock values, you should restore the images you backed up in konabess. if you didnt backup, try flashing your kernel's stock boot and dtbo images.Do you have a stock configuration? May I flash a stock boot.img?