Thursday, 24 October 2013

Overclock Your Smartphone

How to overclock your smartphone

What is "Overclock" ?
Overclock is method of increasing your system processor speed and performance by modifying system parameters 

What is required for "Overclocking" ?

You need a rooted device and compatible kernel to overclock ( most kernels are not compatible , so just check your kernel and upgrade it ) . Be aware  Overclocking reduce your battery life , and may cause the device to become hot .


Step 1
 Go to Google Play store  and download CPU tuner free , Your phone required to rooted 
The app will then auto detecting the preferred setting of your phone's kernel.


Step 2 
Open CPU tuner and go to manual setting , set manually upper and lower limit for your CPU speed . if you want to save battery, minimum CPU frequency . You need not change other setting , it will automatically select best setting for your phone .



Step 3
CPU tuner also have lots of function likes The CPU governor , WIFI ,2G & 3G setting .
CPU tuner comes also automatic scaling setting . Performance means that the CPU is set to run at maximum speed, while Power-save does the opposite and runs at the minimum


Test result
 Underclocked :- To demonstrate the effect of changing the clock speed of the processor we first underclocked to 1 GHz  This could have the effect of prolonging battery life, although only in some circumstances. Some tasks will take longer to complete at 1 GHz than 1.4 GHz, so extend the length of time the processor is running on maximum .



Default setting :- To give us our comparative benchmark we
used the Aliyahs kernel clocked to the recommended default speed of 1.4 GHz. This gave us the equivalent of what Samsung
intended, with its combination of fast and smooth performance and long battery life. For everyday use, the default settings are the
way to go

Overclock :- Finally we overclocked the S III. The maximum setting of 1.8 GHz proved very unstable on our test device, so we opted for 1.7 GHz instead. Using this as standard could have an adverse effect on battery life, so proceed with caution. With heavy testing the device also started to get warmer than we were comfortable with.



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