AutoKiller: What Preset Is Best For Optimum Performance?

[B.Wallace85]

Do a forum search on SetCPU. Too much for me to try and explain via Tapatalk. It depend on the governor used. OnDemand seems to be the most popular. Which keeps the speed at the lowest until you start doing something then it ramps the speed up to where it is needed, not faster than the max

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Alright thanks a lot Shibbey! You've helped more than you know.

 

[abe7333]

Task killers are bad for os. Please people.

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[Shibbey]

Task killers are bad for os. Please people.

Abe. Read about Autokiller. It is not your normal taskiller.
http://andrs.w3pla.net/autokiller

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[abe7333]

Task killers are bad for os. Please people.

Abe. Read about Autokiller. It is not your normal taskiller.
http://andrs.w3pla.net/autokiller

Hmmm. Very interesting. Haven't heard about that. More info from personal experiences....
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[Shibbey]

Abe, I understand. I used to use Advanced Task Killer religously. Now I much prefer AoutoKiller. Set it and forget it...plus it uses the native memory manager rather than a brute kill tactic.

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[Section Twelve]

Do a forum search on SetCPU. Too much for me to try and explain via Tapatalk. It depend on the governor used. OnDemand seems to be the most popular. Which keeps the speed at the lowest until you start doing something then it ramps the speed up to where it is needed, not faster than the max

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Alright thanks a lot Shibbey! You've helped more than you know.

To answer your original question, the site seems to have an extensive list of user made settings.

AndRS Studio

If you know this already, I apologize. If not, let me know what you find in running this application.

 

[abe7333]

Do you need to root your device?

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[Shibbey]

Do you need to root your device?

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Yes


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