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Originally Posted by nick325i
I'm not seeing the same results.
I un-installed my battery widget and installed this CPU changer and went into advanced and scaled it to the 128mhz when screen off. Overnight my battery drained exactly the same amount as it used to with my battery widget and no scaled CPU.
Confused...?
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Make sure you set the min and max to 128mhz for when the screen is off.
Also a quick note to see if it's working, turn the screen off, then turn it back on and quickly slide the lock down... you should see a lower message saying "clock speed set" if you see that then you are good.
I'd say give it a day or two. I am seriously amazed at this widget.. I think the first day I didn't really notice much but kept reading reviews and reocmmended settings... changed it to the above and when the screen is off, a nice way of it being downclocked.
I am happy with the results that I got so far, I am going to tweak the settings more of the system and see what else I can tweak. Very seriously considering getting rid of the battery widgets and only keeping the one that keeps it in the notification bar.
I definatly think the HTC widget for the battery though very pretty is a crucial drain on the battery.
-Nigel