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Root Terrible Battery Life w/ 2.2 root?

dfine06

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Dec 21, 2009
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Ok so the reason im posting this here is because im confused haha. I have had the droid rooted for some time now and it seems since day one my batery life decreases more and more and i take more widgets and time off my phone but it still is terrible. I also realize that batterys die after some time so im wondering if anyone has this problem. I have had the droid pretty much since the day it came out and the battery hasnt been the best. should i get a new battery? would that solve it? maybe its just worn down from being with the phone since the beginning.
 
As for kernals and roms im using the newest SS and im only overclocked to 800. Other than calls which is weird cause i dont make that many is my display. which i dont kow what that accounts for. I have it on only about the second brightness level out of 4. Using chevysNo1 ulv 1100. What is performance mode?
 
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As for kernals and roms im using the newest SS and im only overclocked to 800. Other than calls which is weird cause i dont make that many is my display. which i dont kow what that accounts for. I have it on only about the second brightness level out of 4. Using chevysNo1 ulv 1100. What is performance mode?

Hmm... I've had great battery life with Chevy's kernels so far. Performance mode is a setting in SetCPU that basically scales the processor speed for optimum performance, which can drain battery more quickly. If you're using SetCPU, make sure you use the On Demand setting, which sets speeds based on necessity.

Display is normally high up on the list, as well as voice calls if you make them regularly. It doesn't sound like you're doing anything out of the ordinary, which makes it strange that you're seeing poor battery life with that setup.
 
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