This is all that I remember from 2010/2011 when I actually did development and cared about eeking out extra battery performance. I'm sure there are more custom governors today and the rules are likely different.
Use the OnDemand governor if you want typical performance, and use the Conservative governor if you want better battery life and don't mind a slight delay in response at times.
Do not use PowerSave or Performance. Doing so completely defeats the purpose of setting the clock speeds.
You would best be informed in your specific device forum, or just play with the settings to see what works for you.
Every phone is different, as is the user.
But be careful, my rom has a checkbox to set cpu at boot up, if you have this leave it unchecked, because if checked and you set the cpu to high you might get stuck in a bootloop.
You might not even be able to change any settings. Even when rooted, user adjustable CPU speeds/different governors are often only availble in custom kernels.
You might not even be able to change any settings. Even when rooted, user adjustable CPU speeds/different governors are often only availble in custom kernels.
You might not even be able to change any settings. Even when rooted, user adjustable CPU speeds/different governors are often only availble in custom kernels.
You can generally change governors or underclock a stock kernel, but not much else.
As far as the original question posed: whats best for one phone isnt best for everyone else. In fact, even if we have the same kind of phone my settings may not work for you.
I would suggest posing this question in your devices all things root forum.
What governors and kernels are available to me, likely aren't available on your phone, so the advice doesn't translate.
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