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[Asus Transformer TF700] Diogenes5:
Ran the 650ver7 Kernel for a while. My tablet would overheat and I wouldn't know why. It restarted a bunch before and was warm to the touch. I reinstalled cleanrom stock kernel and now my 3d card resets every 5 minutes. Some programs just continue. Some just freeze.

I'm going to try reinstalling cleanrom ... but I think the focus on speed is unnecessary.

A good 550-600 ghz overclock while keeping stock Asus settings would be fine with me. The tablet is super smooth with the newest versions but also has terrible battery life.
[Asus Transformer TF700] mblood1:
1.9

Was running 1.8 very smooth on clean ROM 2.4. Just flashed the 1.9 kernel. Booted up fine was hitting 1.9 clock speed tried running stress test, antutu and quadrant. Tab froze up during all three. Unstable, getting a reboot within 5 mins of usage, running smooth @ 1.9 before it reboots. Voltage cannot be bumped up any more whatsoever?
[Asus Transformer TF700] lafester:
get system tuner and you should be able to tweak voltages.
[Asus Transformer TF700] gutts10:
Awesome!!! Thanks buddy. Flashing kernel now!!

One more question... i know this would be a difficult question to answer bc there is no definite response but: how much shorter life expectancy would overclockng a t3 shoukd we expect? Iv never overclocked anythibg before bc i was scared of shorter life so im hesitant to do it here. But i feel like this device needs it. So im in a little bit of a pickle.
[Asus Transformer TF700] timrock:
same thing here

im not familiar with this. can you tell me the steps to get this kernel performing properly?
[Asus Transformer TF700] mike216:
Set cpu
[Asus Transformer TF700] mblood1:
I have always used system tuner just realized I could change voltage haha. 1400 is the highest, any higher will shut down the 1.9 scale and max it out at 1.8 I am still slightly unstable at 1400 1.9
[Asus Transformer TF700] buhohitr:
This is what it means- unstable. Tablet shouldn't reboot at all no matter what you do. It may run under "normal" operation, when you really pushing it, like gaming, multi task ect.. it's going to reboot.

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Yep! most of ppl here will be unstable. Make sure you do a stress test first, before post that it's running fine.
[Asus Transformer TF700] lafester:
its up to you to test and see what (if anything) works for your tablet.

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just flash a different kernel if you don't like this one.
[Asus Transformer TF700] killerdan56:
leave at 1.8 for performance and oc the gpu more please
[Asus Transformer TF700] steveman29:
I agree. My device can't handle 1.9. I wish that he would make a 1.8 version with 700 Mhz gpu oc.
[Asus Transformer TF700] jpearn:
We'll if we didn't try 1.9 we would never know ! Looking forward to trying out the CM10 version of the 1.9 :)
[Asus Transformer TF700] xorob0:
If you can't handle 1.9Ghz try to adjust the voltage. It worked for me.

Envoyé depuis mon ASUS Transformer Pad TF700T avec Tapatalk
[Asus Transformer TF700] jupppo:
Hey Clem,

any chance to look into it yet? With the .20 Asus kernel I get 7-8h battery life, with yours beween 5 and 6h.

J.
[Asus Transformer TF700] wollac11:
1.9ghz didn't work for me :( Surely though if the nexus 7 can manage 2ghz+ we should be able to get that at least (if not more) from the infinity with the right voltage as they both use Tegra 3 chips and the infinity has a higher stock speed.
[Asus Transformer TF700] jupppo:
You cannot compare that. The way a fab works is, the produce chips and based on the manufactoring results the chips are qualified for certain speeds. Normally the production process gets better and better. Meaning the more current your CPU the chances are higher to match higher clock speeds.

But of course, this is no garantee. The only clockspeed which works for sure is the one the manufactorer prints on its chip. everything above that varies (even in one production batch sometimes)
[Asus Transformer TF700] wollac11:
I have tried the 1.8ghz kernel on the stock Jelly Bean rom and I must say I am very impressed. I did a quadrant benchmark and it was much higher than before. Previously I got about 4800ish (on the stock kernel) but with this one I achieved over 6000!
[Asus Transformer TF700] wollac11:
Yes but my point was the chip design and production process, as far as I'm aware at least, is the same for the chips in both devices except that the Tf700 uses a newer version that is rated for a higher clock speed. Therefore, would you not expect that if many of the Nexus 7 tegra 3 chips are capable of achieving speeds of up to 2ghz (way above their official rated speed) that a larger percentage of TF700's should be able to achieve the same as it is a smaller margin of increase beyond what is tested to be consistently stable?
[Asus Transformer TF700] mj23kb24:
Hey Clem,

First off thank you for all of the support, your awesome and your kernals are super sweet.

Now to the 1.9 Kernal,

I am running it smooth as can be, I ran quadrant without any other tweaks and got 6000 which is pretty impressive. The back doesnt seem to get hot or anything either. Wondering if I can get it to 2.0 ghz with your help? Once you get a Kernal up to that frequency I would be willing to test as I think I have a "good batch" of tegra 3. I will keep stressing this thing and keep you updated, system tuner confirms that I am running at 1.9 ghz.
[Asus Transformer TF700] buhohitr:
Not to blow you buble, but 1.9 is actually running slower than 1.8. I got 6200 with 1.9 but 7000 with 1.8. Seems 1.8 is the best/fastest/sweep spot frequency. Bring it up any higher will introduce instabilty and even slow it down even more, not include 90% of people here, if lucky can reach 1.9.
[Asus Transformer TF700] mj23kb24:
I can only get higher on 1.8 with f-sync off so I think that the 1.9 speed is working a little bit better for me. I will keep messing with it though and compare it to 1.8 since I was on 1.8 for quite some time.
[Asus Transformer TF700] PAPB0007:
How much worked for you?
[Asus Transformer TF700] mj23kb24:
Heres my quadrant with f-sync turned off, running 1.9 kernal.
[Asus Transformer TF700] bradslinux:
Yea, it does that. We're going to have to wait for a newer version to play with. I have been able to get the data2sd to work on the latest nightly....17 so long as I don't load the OC kernel for it after flashing the data2sd patch. For the mean time, I'm going to do a TWRP restore of 2.4 and see what this new hot OC stuff is all about. WOOOHOOO!

Cheers,

Brad

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Thermal protection kicking in and throttling the CPU down will be the pitfall here.....
[Asus Transformer TF700] willjohnson:
Just for your information Clem, i tried the new CM10 kernel with the wifi fix on BBB6 to see if maybe it fixed it there too. It still wont turn on(i saw that is the issue you released the CM10 version to fix this same issue). I cant find any other issues tho. Looks like if you can figure what the difference is in the wifi setup then you will pretty much already have a Baked Black Bean version ready to go. Thanks again for the great work you do.
[Asus Transformer TF700] buhohitr:
It's about the same with 1.8 but 1.8 is very stable. Just let it run on performance mode for couple days see you run into any reboot. Try multi task like download something and run quadrant at the same time.
[Asus Transformer TF700] mj23kb24:
Was downloading a game had around 15 apps running with the quadrant and it got 6,000 which isnt too bad honestly. I got my first reboot though while running the quadrant and stress test at the same time (Not smart to do) but it did restart. Over all though it has been really stable for me, I really do like it. I had around 3-4 force reboots when I used 1.8 kernal.
[Asus Transformer TF700] clemsyn:
maxrldf95 was using the cm10 nighties and wifi was fixed for that. BBB6 kernel was sent to the ROM developer (nycbjr) a few days ago (11/12/2012), he does the wifi a bit different (which IMO is a better implementation) but I built a kernel with his specifics.
[Asus Transformer TF700] xorob0:
For me 1275 work fine but it depends of your cpu. Each one can handle a different amount of voltage.

Envoyé depuis mon ASUS Transformer Pad TF700T avec Tapatalk
[Asus Transformer TF700] arminneman:
I have been messing around with the 1.9 kernel a lot, but i can't get it to run stable...sooner or later it would always crash. I tried lowering the voltages all the way to 1175mV which made me crash. It wouldn't go lower than 1200mV@1900MHz but even with the lowest possible voltage it would overheat. If i didn't keep an eye on the temperature and for example do two benchmarks in a row...however i could do a benchmark, give the tablet some time to cool off and do another. Which is odd because i checked the temperatures and compared them to the 1.8 kernel it's nowhere near those temps...the 1.9 kernel could only go up to 55C without crashing while the 1.8 kernel can handle 63C and still not crash with non stop benchmarking. The 1.9 kernel limited to 1800MHz made me also crash in a similar fashion, so maybe there is something wrong the 1.9 kernel?

The 1.8 kernel runs stable for me at 1225mV@1800MHz i could probably go a bit lower with the voltage but it stays cool enough i don't really have to.

My best score on the 1.9 kernel is around 7400 points, it would usually give me something around 7200 tho.

and my best on the 1.8 kernel is 7000 points but again the average score is much lower, around 6800 i would say.
[Asus Transformer TF700] arminneman:
edit: changing voltages does nothing at all!
[Asus Transformer TF700] mblood1:
uv

Does it make sense that I have lowered the voltage level of the 1.5 scale in system tuner to an amazing 300mv and have been running stability test for 10+ minutes without a crash. I know it takes more time to make sure 100% stable but I find this number to be extremely low. Tablet crashed at 200mv after 2 mins of stability test. Has anybody else reached such a low level? Am I making a mistake undervolting this way with system tuner?
[Asus Transformer TF700] arminneman:
1.5GHz@300mV sounds pretty impossible! Double check everything? Make sure that system turner has root and actually makes changes, try rebooting with those settings, run a benchmark, make sure you are in fact running at 1.5GHz. You should also notice a temperature drop if you go that low.

good luck :)
[Asus Transformer TF700] clemsyn:
I think he meant -300mv from 1.5 default voltage.

BTW, thanks to chew1992 for the donation :)
[Asus Transformer TF700] mblood1:
I am at 1.5ghz running 300mv on all 5 or 6 1.5ghz kernel stages. Both system tuner and CPU control verify this. Stress tested all night at this MV. I will try setting at boot. Temp drop was also significant. Not -300mv from 1175mv or whatever the default was. Running exactly 300mv. I also ran a 5036 in quadrant in balanced mode 1.5ghz max.

Edit: set the following values at boot with init.d script using system tuner; 1.8ghz=1200mv 1.7ghz=1075 1.5=300mv. I haven't gotten any farther than that with undervolting because the 1.5 stage took so long to test each voltage drop down to 300. Everything running smooth with these numbers.
[Asus Transformer TF700] jokapo:
1.9 Ghz kernel is not for my infinity.

Simple antutu made it reboot within seconds
[Asus Transformer TF700] I_EAT_BABIES:
Flashed the new 1.9 GHz version and had a reboot right away, but since then everything has been running smoothly. I do have one question though, how in the world does flashing a kernel mess with my DPI??? And more importantly, what's the easiest way to get it back to where I can use it without a magnifying glass?

Sent from my unlocked Transformer Infinity
[Asus Transformer TF700] SteveG12543:
This kernel enables dpi changes to actually work; it's the ROM that changed the dpi initially. The easiest way to change it back is to use a root explorer, go to /system/build.prop, find a line saying something about LCD density and change its value to 240 (the stock setting).

The line that controls it is:

"ro.sf.lcd_density = 160" (judging by your picture I assume it's 160, it could be different)
[Asus Transformer TF700] jokapo:
Which app are you using for undervolting?

And do you have more settings by now by any chance
[Asus Transformer TF700] maverickmarc:
Can I use this kernel with liquidsmooth 8? Has anyone tried it?
[Asus Transformer TF700] buhohitr:
Yes, Clemsyn kernel is working with Liquid Smooth rom.
[Asus Transformer TF700] dOtlich:
I'm using liquidsmooth 8 with clemsyns latest kernel. Working perfectly! Haven't had a single reboot and it's smooth as hell.

Skickat från min HTC One X via Tapatalk 2
[Asus Transformer TF700] jupppo:
I am asking myself whether the undervolting of the CPU is real. I managed to run at 50% of normal voltage, but battery usage seems to be the same. It should have significant impacte on the energy used, but that doesn't seem to be the case.

Any idea why?
[Asus Transformer TF700] buhohitr:
+1, You're right, my bad, I flashed too many roms and get confused. It's Bake Black Bean that Clemsyn said he's going to make one some day. Quote:

"Thanks for reminding me. I was in contact with him about making a kernel compatible with his ROM. I'll PM him soon. " I updated my post.
[Asus Transformer TF700] clemsyn:
The kernel was sent to him days ago :)

Will release a 700 GPU kernel soon. It will be in two types. One will have a vcore of 1400mv and one with 1450mv (just in case some will have issues with stability)

700gpu kernel released. Lmk how it goes
[Asus Transformer TF700] TheAnarchist1:
Clemsyn: Can we see a CM10 iteration of the newest 700 GPU OC kernel? If it is as easy as changing a few lines here or there. Tell me what I can do and I MIGHT be able to help you with that, though my knowledge is limited;)
[Asus Transformer TF700] chew1992:
Just flash myself 1.9ghz with 700GPU over 1400mv. Is it just me or the tablet gets really hot over normal process?
[Asus Transformer TF700] Dzwiedz:
I have installed this kernel with CleanROM2.5.2 but my CPU can not run over 1300MHz. In Quadrant test my average score is about 4300-4500 :( Can someone help me and explain how to make this kernel works properly.
[Asus Transformer TF700] mr.wizard:
Just flashed latest kernel (700mhz gpu @ 1400mv) and its running smoothly so far. Are you thinking of releasing a 1.9ghz version with 700mhz gpu? Because I was able to run @ 1.9ghz stable w/o messing with voltages
[Asus Transformer TF700] Vo01985:
Man how people can get scores above 7000 is beyond me. I just flashed the 700mhz kernel and I got around 6300. I don't have data2sd though so that might be bit. I hope so at least. Is there any way to test the gpu is actually running at 700mhz? I know how to check it for the cpu but not gpu. Thanks and yet again amazing work!

Sent from my ASUS Transformer Pad TF700T
[Asus Transformer TF700] danger-rat:
You need to update your bootloader to the latest version...
[Asus Transformer TF700] leptoon:
Unfortunately the wifi problem still exists in the stable release of CM10.
[Asus Transformer TF700] buhohitr:
Disable Fsync will get you there.(6800-7100) with enforced 2gpu. I got above 7300 with data2sd and journaling disabled.
[Asus Transformer TF700] sbdags:
Yes it will run hotter due to OC
[Asus Transformer TF700] steveman29:
Thank you clemsyn 700 Mhz GPU works just fine. So here is my second donation:

Confirmation number: 39216707UU264145Y.

Thank you for all your efforts:good:
[Asus Transformer TF700] arminneman:
disable fsync and force gpu rendering, then run in performance mode! after a few times of benchmarking you might get lucky and get 7000+
[Asus Transformer TF700] TitanUranus:
You just entered "The Twilight Zone...."

No ****, I thought you were a probably just a nutter :silly: , but I get the same results setting everything below 1.5ghz to 300mv. Somehow I get the idea there is a minimum voltage that the tablet is not being allowed to drop below, so setting it with insane mv values makes no difference. Actually, I just batch reduced all the values in the list by a large amount and everything below 1ghz was actually using -XXXmv (negative/minus values) so I guess running at those speeds my CPU should in theory have been charging the device....
[Asus Transformer TF700] allan1313:
I tried the oc gpu 700 with cleanrom but it kept resetting when I tried to play Shadowgun dead zone. Switched back to the 650 gpu.

Keep up the good work. My 700 can't handle that power I guess lol
[Asus Transformer TF700] TitanUranus:
Did you try ver2? The first one didn't work for me either, but ver2 works fine even undervolted to the usual values (for me1250mv for 1800mhz and 1125mv for 1700mhz - everything else at 300mv, why not, doesn't seem to make a difference anyway ha ha ha).
[Asus Transformer TF700] killerdan56:
are the three power modes working? and what is each clocked at???
[Asus Transformer TF700] allan1313:
Thanks I will give that a shot.
[Asus Transformer TF700] mrjayviper:
what's the default clocks for CPU/GPU? thanks :)
[Asus Transformer TF700] I_EAT_BABIES:
I'm a little confused with the newest release. It says the main version has the mz at 1,400, and the second version says if you have a problem with the first this one is set to 1,450.

Isn't that a higher setting? Wouldn't potential problems only get worse?

Sent from my unlocked Transformer Infinity
[Asus Transformer TF700] clemsyn:
Thanks to steveman29 for another donation :)
[Asus Transformer TF700] SteveG12543:
No... It's 1400 or 1450 *mv*, or millivolts, which is a measurement as to how much power the components receive. Some tablets can't handle having the mv being set as low as 1400, so they reboot or freeze up. So he offers a 1450 mv option, which may result in an increase of stability. Some tablets might not even be able to handle the 1450 mv option either, and would have to revert to an older version of this kernel that has the GPU set at 650MHz.
[Asus Transformer TF700] Nasty64:
Is there a way to do this without going back to stock and doing the OTA update?
[Asus Transformer TF700] danger-rat:
Not that I know of...
[Asus Transformer TF700] agdroubi:
Yes I have this problem too, maybe Clemsyn could try to make a 800mhz gpu kernel.

Thanks for your hardwork Clemsyn for making our tablets more usable.
[Asus Transformer TF700] chogardjr:
I can almost say with certainty that 800 still probably not be possible.

If you notice heat from cpu oc the top left of tab will get hot. On the gpu the top right gets hot, at 700. I think clemsyn has maxed this thing out, to my knowledge. If he gets the device he may be able to do more to what we already have to make it faster but our clock speeds I think are all at a max already.

Sent via LTE from my Evo LTE s-offed by an overweight panda.
[Asus Transformer TF700] stanglifemike:
I completely agree!!
[Asus Transformer TF700] Admiral2145:
Anyone have a table that they use stable for underclocking the cpu?
[Asus Transformer TF700] chogardjr:
Underclock or undervolting? If voltage there are some that are claiming running 300mv for 1.5ghz. Underclock you should be good all the way down to 475 but it will have a lot of lag. I'm working on a script made by mikeyxda in the phone forums and modding it for the tab. Still got a bit to do and test but it will set sleep and awake frequencies and governors. The sleep part may not be necessary with the 5th core but I'll test it. It will be easy for user edits also so you can set the way you want.

Sent from my ASUS Transformer Pad TF700T
[Asus Transformer TF700] TitanUranus:
I don't think any of us are seriously claiming we can get 1.5ghz at a mere 300mv, just that our settings are set to and reporting such values. I said before htat there's probably a minimum voltage that we are not able to go below even if the settings report otherwise.

I like the sound of your script, anything that increases battery life is very welcome.
[Asus Transformer TF700] chogardjr:
Yeah I wasn't clear on the voltages, just posted what I read.

Yeah the script will allow you to set it for performance to battery life. More advanced users should be able to change things to be more balanced but I'm going to try to find the sweet spot first then work to the other ends.

Sent via LTE from my Evo LTE s-offed by an overweight panda.
[Asus Transformer TF700] Admiral2145:
My bad i mean voltages on the cpu.... 475mv at 100mhz?
[Asus Transformer TF700] TheAnarchist1:
Can some industrious individual in this thread create a CM10 compatible version of the latest 700 GPU OC kernel please? :D
[Asus Transformer TF700] jupppo:
I am currently running 0.5V in 1.5GHz lag-free. As I posted earlier, the battery life doesn't seem to be affected at all. I find the very strange. I should have a noticible inpact.
[Asus Transformer TF700] killerdan56:
can we

can you make it so it runs at 1.7ghz with 750mhz gpu?
[Asus Transformer TF700] DeBoX:
I know this might be a stupid question, but do you have to be unlocked to use this mod or is root enough?

Again forgive my ignorance!
[Asus Transformer TF700] SteveG12543:
You have to be unlocked.
[Asus Transformer TF700] sirus20:
I start to believe that programs that manipulate voltages doesn't work as intended to be. There's no way you could run 1.5ghz with 450 mv. My HTC desire runs higher in 996 mhz. Something overrides those values. Only Clemsyn who makes (modified) the kernel can actually lower the mv to achieve better battery life. On the other hand I'm amazed that this tab can run in 1ghz and work excellent browsing the Web. Only downside is that when in power save mode is enabled somehow it lowers the contrast and the colors become washed off. That can be tweaked or something? Or is it the smart dimmer doing that. Hmmm
[Asus Transformer TF700] jupppo:
I have autodimmer disabled and my screen doesn't change when I go to energy saving mode.

About the voltage, it really is strange. Too low settings (Using SetCPU) add laggs and crashes, so it must have some impact.

Is there any way or app which displays the actual core voltage?
[Asus Transformer TF700] Slammin:
SetCPU does not handle multiple cores on my G-Note.. Known issue.
[Asus Transformer TF700] jupppo:
But the effects are identical to other tools.
[Asus Transformer TF700] ishamm:
Im occasionally getting a black line flash across the screen, about 2/3 of the way up. could this be a gpu overclocking effect? didnt notice it before, but then didnt use leave long between getting this replacement tab and unlocking...

using 700mhz, higher voltage (of 2 options in cleanrom 2.5, i forget exactly the mV)

thanks
[Asus Transformer TF700] Rickymax:
Me too, and I dont know why. It started with Cleanrom I think, but now ni liquidsmooth I have it too, but in less times.

Sent from my ASUS Transformer Pad TF700T
[Asus Transformer TF700] jupppo:
That black line occurs also in stock ASUS ROM and kernel since JB Update I think.
[Asus Transformer TF700] Admiral2145:
Does anyone have a patch to allow us to use uhs–1 memory with the 1.8ghz n 650mhz gpu?
[Asus Transformer TF700] jeffw111:
You shouldn't need a patch it should just work. I have noticed odd behavior on a couple of my 64 Gig MicroSD cards where they don't mount consistently in the MicroSD slot. However when put them in the SD card slot on my dock they work perfectly. This behavior was the same for me with these cards even with the stock kernel. Hope this helps.
[Asus Transformer TF700] tenev:
I flashed Clean 2.5.5 with stock asus kernel and I had the option in the default e-mail app to sync all of my exchange account e-mails (and not only for one month back).

Yesterday I flashed the 700 GPU kernel@1400 and suddenly the option for syncing all of the exchange account e-mails disappeared. I flashed back the stock kernel and it's there? Any ideas how to get that option with this kernel? I really liked that kernel (I get around 6100 without fsync disabled and the browser is really fast) but the missing option is stopping me from using it as it is very important for me to have all of my e-mails synced?

Thanks.