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1st thing to do to reduce frame dropping is to use internal memory and not the mmc ( as said lots of times before ) .
2nd is to reduce / terminate running apps in backround
3rd try oc , i know its not a good option , when u buy a device u expect it to function well .
i run mine at 500-850 and recorded a video for testing driving from work to home , the quality is very good ( for a mobile device ) , and i had no frame dropings in 19 mins of video , the file was round 450 mb .
#!/usr/bin/perl my $lower = "125"; # this value is optimal for powersaving in ondemand mode. my $upper = "805"; # this value is the highest in MHz at any time. # set the maximum ondemand level to the desired high performance level my $cmd = "echo ".$upper."000 > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_max_freq"; system $cmd; # toggle the high performance mode or normal mode my $freq = `cat /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_min_freq`; chomp $freq; if ($freq !~ /^$upper/) { $freq = $upper; } else { $freq = $lower; } my $cmd = "echo ".$freq."000 > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_min_freq"; system $cmd; print "$freq\n";
I read somewhere that reducing the cluster size to 8 or even 4 would also help (for a different phone, but I believe the poster said it wasn't phone-specific).
I couldn't find out how to do that though.
The next question is how long it will stay smooth, I am not looking forward to reformatting or defragmenting on a regular basis....