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2010-11-29
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No not really, it is actually using a lower voltage than the default profile.
I cant find the voltage tables at the moment to give you actual figures but running at 1100 you will be using the same voltage as the default kernel at 600Mhz.
You should get longer battery life unless you are keeping the cpu at 100%, even then, technically you should get the same battery life as you would doing the same on the stock kernel.
I cant find the voltage tables at the moment to give you actual figures but running at 1100 you will be using the same voltage as the default kernel at 600Mhz.
You should get longer battery life unless you are keeping the cpu at 100%, even then, technically you should get the same battery life as you would doing the same on the stock kernel.
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2010-11-29
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From what I am experiencing, I drop about 4% doing absolutely nothing every 30 minutes. Does that seem right?
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2010-11-29
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Originally Posted by ShaolinMilk
Hmm try typing 'root' into the Terminal. Then type 'top'.
From what I am experiencing, I drop about 4% doing absolutely nothing every 30 minutes. Does that seem right?
Is there an app at a suspiciously high CPU usage? Watch the page for many seconds, it refreshes every 5 secs or so.
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2010-11-29
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Originally Posted by James_Littler
This is not correct. Voltage, as well as frequency, plays into total power consumption. He will indeed use more power with his frequency pegged at 1100MHz.
No not really, it is actually using a lower voltage than the default profile.
I cant find the voltage tables at the moment to give you actual figures but running at 1100 you will be using the same voltage as the default kernel at 600Mhz.
You should get longer battery life unless you are keeping the cpu at 100%, even then, technically you should get the same battery life as you would doing the same on the stock kernel.
@ShaolinMilk
I suggest using min:500 max:1100.
In this scenario, your phone will feel quite responsive at all times compared to 250MHz, while saving some power compared to 1100MHz. Also, when your CPU needs, it will raise its clocks to 1100MHz.
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2010-11-30
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m0da: Okay I'm going to try that. When i used ideal's profile, it didn't feel as responsive.
What I'm wondering is if at this constant freuquncy and voltage profile, would my N900 battery drain much faster than the default kernel?