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What process would make your phone go into this state??

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Sorry about that.

My phone got reset but before my time under 1200 MHz was third behind 350 and dead time.

Why would that be??

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That's when your phone is asleep. The CPU idles at 350MHz.
 
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My question is about 1200 not 350.



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lol, it depends on how much you use your phone. If you're using your phone a lot it will be at 1200MHz more, if you don't use your phone at all that day it will be at 350MHz more.
 
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lol, it depends on how much you use your phone. If you're using your phone a lot it will be at 1200MHz more, if you don't use your phone at all that day it will be at 350MHz more.

Mmm OK. Thanks

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If you are pushing the CPU it ramps up to 1200 to process the information at a desirable speed. Simple tasks and uni-tasking can often be done at the 350 slot which is why it is so high. Also I believe when you wake a sleeping phone it automatically goes to Max to perform the needed tasks of waking then settles back down.
 

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Here is how it works:

You are scrolling through a homepage and it stays at 350MHz - as you do, you launch an app, your kernal immediately shoots to MHz to launch the app quickly and once it is opened it goes down to 350MHz. During a game, even, it will only be at 1200MHz for a few short seconds.

So it is completely normal to have mostly 350MHz and 1.2GHz.
 
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