Sasmung Galaxy S : Root
06 December 2010, 08:55 PM
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Sasmung Galaxy S : Root
Right ! fed up of the missus saying the phone is freezing and lagging.
so i rooted the phone and put lagfix on and now it's getting a score of 1900 on quadrant on 2.2
is this about right ? how can check what cpu speed its at and how do i change cpu speed?
not very clued up how android works
so i rooted the phone and put lagfix on and now it's getting a score of 1900 on quadrant on 2.2
is this about right ? how can check what cpu speed its at and how do i change cpu speed?
not very clued up how android works
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07 December 2010, 07:01 AM
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He needs a PS3 in his life. 
If you've not been on it before, try this site. Also for overclocking I use an app called SetCPU. Some of the ROMS I use are overclocked already, but the one I'm currently on is set to my Hero's default so I have to use that app.
If you've not been on it before, try this site. Also for overclocking I use an app called SetCPU. Some of the ROMS I use are overclocked already, but the one I'm currently on is set to my Hero's default so I have to use that app.
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07 December 2010, 07:07 AM
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What does the "lagfix" do?
If its rooted, then overclock it! my little HTC Hero has been running 710mhz for the past year or so, from a stock speed of around 528mhz.
Made a lot of difference
that new T-Mobile G2 Vision thing is getting overclocked to 1.4ghz by the folks on XDA 
If its rooted, then overclock it! my little HTC Hero has been running 710mhz for the past year or so, from a stock speed of around 528mhz.
Made a lot of difference
that new T-Mobile G2 Vision thing is getting overclocked to 1.4ghz by the folks on XDA
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07 December 2010, 08:39 AM
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apparently lagfix speeds the process up of clicking stuff apprently i got a score of 800 before i applied the lagfix then it went to 1900 after.
Tried a custom rom and it's crap so i now im struggling to get it back to the original rom
Tried a custom rom and it's crap so i now im struggling to get it back to the original rom
07 December 2010, 10:44 AM
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I've done it, I was being fussy and wanted it perfect.
Had to flash to 2.1 then to stock 2.2 all done now with a good quadrant score. She's said it seems more responsive already.
Had to flash to 2.1 then to stock 2.2 all done now with a good quadrant score. She's said it seems more responsive already.
07 December 2010, 11:24 AM
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i heard that the 2.1 lagfix isnt compatible with 2.2,
you need the 2.2 lagfix
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07 December 2010, 11:30 AM
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Froyo is now RIP, Gingerbread is ready to be let loose...
http://www.gsmarena.com/android_23_g...-news-2123.php
Battery life is the top improvement
However!! You will not see any improvements with lag on your phone
This is not an Android issue, but the way phone manufacturers implements Android on there phones...
Check out the galaxy forums for a detailed lag explanation
Mart
http://www.gsmarena.com/android_23_g...-news-2123.php
Battery life is the top improvement
However!! You will not see any improvements with lag on your phone
This is not an Android issue, but the way phone manufacturers implements Android on there phones...
Check out the galaxy forums for a detailed lag explanation
Mart
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