[Paid Software Announcement and Discussion] a user:
Download User Settings​

This is a section with user contributed settings files for SysTune. Anyone can submit their settings via attachment to a post.

Though i beg to follow some basic rules:

Tell which device, rom (version) and Kernel used

IMPORTANT: Date (and optinal a version number) of your settings. So we now if there was a modification meanwhile!

Short but clear explenation why you use this values

What you did to come to the conclusion to use them

[OPTIONAL] What you changed over the default values of your rom/kernel. (note which were the default values before the change!)

Please follow the rules to make it easier for others to judge if your settings are usefull for them.

A user's settings for CM 10.1 for DHD rom:

Device: Desire HD, Rom: [ROM][UNOFFICIAL] CyanogenMod 10.1 Nightlies / M-Series - nightly from 20.02.2013

Date: Feb., 20, 2013

No renicing used anymore

Using stock clocks and ondemand governor.

Ondemand Governor settings

Misc settings

A user's settings:

Device: Desire HD, Rom: SCI MIUI 1.11.25v1.0, Kernel: lordmod 8.5 cfs

Date: Nov., 30, 2011

Smoother and more battery friendly then default values.

I am using several benchmark apps to test different aspects. Also i am testing overall daily usage. For reliable tests i have some things i repeat to see how the impact of changes of the settings is. Benchmarks used are: NenaMark 2, An3DBenchXL, Quadrant (not very good though), AnTuTu, TAP Benchmark (for internal flash memory), SD Tools (for sd card).

CPU Settings: ondemand

Governor settings

Misc settings

For BFS kernel version use set rr_interval=2 in the misc tab under kernel settings. But for my Rom i stick to CFS currently.

Renice Settings

Some general tips:

The priorities influence the behaviour when two processes that want to do some work at the same time. It influences which process will get more cpu time, thus it may cause lags for the lower priority process.

So in general the default priority of 0 is the one you should keep for most of the processes. But there are some processes that maybe you are not using all the time, but when you want them to use you want them fast and lag free.An example for this is the "phone" process but also the systemui process can improve the behaviour of your GUI in general.

On the other side there are processes that need to do some work in the background. Such process could slow down or cause lags on your currently used app / foreground process. An example for this is the media scanner "android.process.media". Think of reducing its priority to prevent slowing down other things. You won't care if the media scan in the background would need a minute longer to finish if you get a more fluent foreground app ;)

I also got user reports for apps like media players that since they increased their priority now work flawless.

A User's Renice Settings 12 Dec. 2011 (see used rom etc. above!)

Notess:

I increased the the priority for processes that need to respond fast when they actually are needed, like the phone process.

I also increased the priority of my keyoard app to improve its pop upp in some seldom but annoying situations. If you use more than one keyboard app just set an increased value of all of them. As you never will use two at the same time you do not need to decrease the priority of one of them ;)

Beside of other stuff i also increased the priority of my used launcher, adw ex. Add your launcher or replace my entry with one for your launcher. I think com.android.launcher is the process name for the standard launcher. But as you are using it you can see its process in the list of the "add" dialog.