Hi all!
I still use this older Oreo ROM, so i tinkered with "thermal-engine.config" and thos alowing device to maintain frequencies bit longer.
Pros:
- Nice for benchmarking
- More snappy until it reaches set temperatures which were raised + 5C for throttling
- Should wotk with all stock OREO roms
Cons:
- Probably worst battery life
first day using it
- Phone gets warmer when gaming / benching
Path: /system/vendor/etc/thermal-engine.config
PLEASE MAKE A BACKUP OF ORIGINAL FILE.
BETTER STILL MAKE TWRP BACKUP ( THIS IS THE RIGHT WAY)
IF YOU LIVE IN EXTREME HOT AREAS PLEASE RECONSIDER MODIFYING
As this is considered TRIAL please post results so i can see what u get, meanwhile ill test this one and maybe raise a bar some more
p.s.: Thanks to @RyTekk from Xperia Z5 times on his post way back, when phones had giant heatpipes and still reached sun temperatures :laugh: His post and my tinkering with Z5 helped me seek out and modify XZP files.
I still use this older Oreo ROM, so i tinkered with "thermal-engine.config" and thos alowing device to maintain frequencies bit longer.
Pros:
- Nice for benchmarking
- More snappy until it reaches set temperatures which were raised + 5C for throttling
- Should wotk with all stock OREO roms
Cons:
- Probably worst battery life
first day using it- Phone gets warmer when gaming / benching
Path: /system/vendor/etc/thermal-engine.config
PLEASE MAKE A BACKUP OF ORIGINAL FILE.
BETTER STILL MAKE TWRP BACKUP ( THIS IS THE RIGHT WAY)
IF YOU LIVE IN EXTREME HOT AREAS PLEASE RECONSIDER MODIFYING
As this is considered TRIAL please post results so i can see what u get, meanwhile ill test this one and maybe raise a bar some more
p.s.: Thanks to @RyTekk from Xperia Z5 times on his post way back, when phones had giant heatpipes and still reached sun temperatures :laugh: His post and my tinkering with Z5 helped me seek out and modify XZP files.
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