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2011-05-13
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Originally Posted by dimbert
Smart reflex is the king of the land of power saving. Some people say it causes random reboots, I however have had none with its use.
I'm sorry if anyone have ever talk about it, but I'm searching here for 10 days and nothing!
Tree simple Questions:
- Does Smartreflex works in PR 1.3?
- Any effect in battery life (i know that I cant OC to high)
- If it's available. What's the best activation method?
Tks in Advance...
- Yes it works with pr1.3
- Battery life is increased a shitload, it is the most important thing to use to save power (besides altering your behavior).
- To activate edit your kernel power profile (under ~/.kernel), you will see an option in there that switches it on.
With SR you will only be able to OC up to 805MHz, although I feel that is ample speed.
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2011-05-13
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Originally Posted by vi_
Thanks a lot for the info!!
Smart reflex is the king of the land of power saving. Some people say it causes random reboots, I however have had none with its use.
- Yes it works with pr1.3
- Battery life is increased a shitload, it is the most important thing to use to save power (besides altering your behavior).
- To activate edit your kernel power profile (under ~/.kernel), you will see an option in there that switches it on.
With SR you will only be able to OC up to 805MHz, although I feel that is ample speed.
Just a sec.. I know there is a SmartReflex vdd1 and vdd2. I have to enable both?
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2011-05-13
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Originally Posted by dimbert
That is a debatable point. Apparently back in 1.2 SR vdd2 did nothing (even had an error message that said such.) now in 1.3...who knows!
Thanks a lot for the info!!
Just a sec.. I know there is a SmartReflex vdd1 and vdd2. I have to enable both?
I have them both enabled just in case. Incrementally experiment and see for yourself.
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2011-05-13
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My impression is that it causes reboots for the majority of users. It did for me, but that was a long time ago.
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2011-05-13
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Originally Posted by vi_
Tks a Lot Vi... I'm looking for that kind of exact info a long time...
That is a debatable point. Apparently back in 1.2 SR vdd2 did nothing (even had an error message that said such.) now in 1.3...who knows!
I have them both enabled just in case. Incrementally experiment and see for yourself.
Any advice about the GOVERNOR, IGNORE_NICE_LOAD, UP_THRESHOLD, SAMPLING_RATE or POWERSAVE_BIAS?
I'm working with the "ideal" profile values...
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2011-05-13
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Originally Posted by geneven
Decided to try it again after having it disabled for over half of a year and my device crashed in 5 seconds
My impression is that it causes reboots for the majority of users. It did for me, but that was a long time ago.
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2011-05-13
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Originally Posted by laasonen
What voltage profile/limits are u using?
Decided to try it again after having it disabled for over half of a year and my device crashed in 5 seconds
For me ideal profile/500,805 works like a charm!
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2011-05-13
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Originally Posted by laasonen
Are you overclocked above 805MHz?
Decided to try it again after having it disabled for over half of a year and my device crashed in 5 seconds
GOVERNOR
Leave as ondemand, remove some of the unneeded frequencys (i.e. 550MHz, whatever, etc)
IGNORE_NICE_LOAD
Set to 1, this stops cpu upspeed for background services
UP_THRESHOLD
Dictates what % CPU being used before increasing clock speed (I have mine at 75)
SAMPLING_RATE
Leave as is
POWERSAVE_BIAS?
Leave as is.
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2011-05-13
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Count me in the people who suffer corruption and reboots with SmartReflex enabled, even with stock speed and voltage.
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Tree simple Questions:
- Does Smartreflex works in PR 1.3?
- Any effect in battery life (i know that I cant OC to high)
- If it's available. What's the best activation method?
Tks in Advance...
Last edited by dimbert; 2011-05-13 at 21:05.