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[HTC One X+] deeznuts:
Woah i've never seen blinking lights cus it got too hot??? Then again i beat Wild Blood on my iPhone 4 when it first came out and only took me about an hour, lol. Joke of a game, great graphics gameplay blah blah blah but storyline literally takes an hour to beat the game. Then what, no reply value and a waste of space on your device.

Anyways, it's gameloft for 1, they are not and most likely never will be very compatible with tegra devices, that's just how it is. 2. This is a hard working machine bro, it takes a lot of load because it can and have you seen any ventilation on this device or fans installed? Yeah, lack of all that where else is the heat to go? Just glad i have a 1yr manf. warranty and insurance with ATT on this puppy so when it blows itself up one day i get a new one ;).

I've never turned off power saving mode and play tegra 3 specific games with zero lag! I've also never not once had my device get very hot. At maybe 2 times playing Bard's Tale for about 40min straight and having 5 other apps in the background it started getting 'warm', not at all would i define it as hot. I've watched Netflix movies for 1.5hr straight on power saving mode, device didn't even get warm and not 1 flicker in performance or quality over wifi.

If anything maybe you got a bunk device? If you can't watch netflix or a movie on this thing without it getting really hot and lights flashing like you say, sounds like a bunk phone to me bro. If you can though, it's only stupid gameloft let me take all your money just to play our games that have no replay value and only take an hour to beat, then you have nothing to worry about. Get some tegra games bro, that's what this device is about and once you go tegra games you don't go back, lol!
[HTC One X+] Toshimitsu:
thanks for your feedback deeznuts. Well except some gameloft games others run pretty smooth in eco mode. It really might be a bad implementation or incompatibility with tegra3. But you are right. I'd say that games like riptide gp look pretty good and do not consume much more batterylife than browsing. Watching movies is also no problem. Mass Effect is also such a batterykiller like wild blood that turns my device into a hot potato.

You are also right that its a fast device without a cooler. But compared to the current iphone generation or the snapdragons it seems pretty hot.

I guess apple did the right thing to patent a cooler for smartphones haha.
[HTC One X+] deeznuts:
Yep but the more wrong things Apple chooses to do far outweighs the good, lol! Reason being not upgrading to iPhone 5 and more then happy with this device ;)
[HTC One X+] AndroHero:
To be fair to nvidia. Snapdragon is 4th gen chip built on 10 years of development. Even the GPU adreno started life as an AMD built chip. Many years ago.
[HTC One X+] droidiac13:
Well put!

Sent from my AT&T One X+
[HTC One X+] Toshimitsu:
Thats a true statement. Its hard to develop comparable chip in less than 5 years.

I just made a few benchmarks and found out that its really the gpu only that is producing the most of the heat. It seems that

Antutu Tester is just stressing the cpu cores but not gpu at all(powersaving off). At least the device stay slightly warm but not as hot as gaming in powersaving mode.

Actually does the powersaving mode also underclocks the gpu or/and the memory or just limiting the cpu to 1,3ghz?:confused:
[HTC One X+] chandlerweb:
I have attached a few photos taken with a Thermal Imaging Camera of the front and back before and after playing about 10 minutes of Avengers and Dead Trigger. The before photos arent entirely representative of the idle temperatures as I had been using the phone before taking the photos. Also, the colours are not consistently calibrated so a the same colour on two pics doesnt represent the same temperature. One last caveat, I didnt spend time to properly align the normal image with the thermal image.
[HTC One X+] Nayr12:
from what i noticed any high graphics games or game using core power causes to overheat. like need for speed most wanted a few minutes and i can feel the heat of the unit i hope it can be fixed soon.
[HTC One X+] trellva25:
I don't seem to have any overheating issues but then again i very seldom play games on my phone...Day to day use like browsing watching videos the phone remains cool to warm.

The only time where i felt the phone got hot was when i tried watching high bit-rate 720p mkv using mx player and software decoding. but the phone never got too hot that it become uncomfortable to touch
[HTC One X+] Toshimitsu:
Thanks alot for posting those pictures. Its getting really hot. I mean if the surface reaches over 40 degrees, how hot must it be inside the phone?

On the other side there is a nice decrease of temp visible in the lower area of the device. Maybe HTC really took it all in account and it really just gets hot but doesn't really affect the Battery.

Actually the batterylife isn't that bad. Today i charged it and it played pirates of the carribean 3 times and something in 720p on mx player (without sound as i didnt had dts codec). The battery went from 100% to 9% after 7.5 hours. Brightness on auto and data and sync turned on(2G).
[HTC One X+] zahidismaeel:
i am having international version of One X+, no doubt the phone is amazing but not good for playing games or for VIOP calls,

it gets hot within no time when having these activities results unbearable for ears or hands.. any solution ? does HTC knows about it ?

zahid
[HTC One X+] atrako1973:
It's a quad-core phone its normal to get hot with power hungry games ,plus 42c is not really hot . Now if your phone over heats when iddle I mean 52c + and the light are blinking green and orange than yeah its an issue send it to HTC
[HTC One X+] mjenabi2:
it happened to me once when i was playing bad piggies for an extended amount of time. and by extended i mean like 30 mins. it was crazy hot and i thought the flashing lights is a notification but later found out that it got too hot.

seriously nVidia, wtf are you doing
[HTC One X+] ryanjsoo:
My phone doesn`t get much hotter than my old evo 3d even during intesive 3d gaming like nova 3, avengers initiative and sonic 4 just to name a few. It gets hot but not to the point where it starts to burn my figners, my laptop can do this. Sometimes the led start flashing red and green but even in that case the exterior of the phone is only around 35-40 degrees. The phone will automatically turn off if it overheats, that is when you have to worry about overheating and reporting to HTC, so do not worry about damaging it.
[HTC One X+] Toshimitsu:
Do you play it in saving mode? i tried to play mass effect without saving mode and it took me around 15-20 minutes until the game crashed.

The battery indicator app said overheated with 50.8 degrees. According to HTC it shouldn't be a problem at all:HTC's statement

“If the phone is in normal use without playing games or calling for long time, the temperature should be around 37°C or 38°C.

But if you use your phone to play games or surfing internet for a long time, it will be normal that the temperature rises to around 55°C.“

Why the hell does the game crash then and several apps

are warning me about overheating???
[HTC One X+] ryanjsoo:
You probably won`t believe me but running games in power save mode actually increases performance, because one cpu doesn`t ramp up as much it forces the other cores to kick in, this means that you have more cores running at a lower clock speed which equates to similar power consumption but far less heat, the reason why games lag is because the cpu is linked to the gpu and throttling when the chip gets too hot, you can desynchronise the gpu by using the renovate gaming boost app however you must be rooted first, great app, most aggressive min frees, optimizes cpu governor automatically and boosts gpu clock (decouples), also the tegra 3 chip was designed to go in and out of its thermal limit.
[HTC One X+] targett:
I've overheated on a few occasions now, all running a quite simple app (in my eyes) - CoPilot satnav!

Plus I loose more battery than the car charger can provide!!! :confused:
[HTC One X+] WigglesGRN:
well its as everyone has said its a 1.7Ghz quad core phone, its going to get hot its not like your std laptop or desktop with fans and cooling now is it
[HTC One X+] targett:
Like everyone had said it's a quad core etc, etc, etc, blah, blah, blah...

But why should we just accept it as a norm?! It's not right to make something and sell it as your new flagship when it has a MAJOR design fault by overheating so easily.

If HTC knew it would overheat then a redesign should have been done to allow for heat dissipation???
[HTC One X+] Toshimitsu:
HTC probably added the overclocked t3 to the hox+ to find enough points to publish it as a new phone.

A new battery only wouldn't be reason enough to sell it as a new phone(compared to the hox).

All we can do is hope that HTC will provide another possibility to get more of the battery life.

Personally i'd prefer they offer a real eco mode(e.g. using only the companion core) as the display

already consumes a big part of the power, and while using whatsapp one or more cores of the qc are still partially active.

The question would be if it would bring much more lifetime for the battery. Some kind of survival mode.

But as targett already said, why do i buy such a highend stuff if it doesn't even survive a day surfing the web moderately?
[HTC One X+] mgymnop:
Show me a quadcore phone that is not getting hot. Take your time to read the Nexus 4 forum. It has the new S4 Pro with 28nm. Doesn't matter.You can fry an egg on the N4 and it throttles down. We get what we asked for. The processor insanity in android devices started last year together with the bigger the screen the better.
[HTC One X+] sarcasticphoenix:
I read somewhere that the phone is safe up to 55 degrees Celsius, which is quite a lot.

I've already had the phone go up to 49 degrees, and even though it hasn't gone over 50 degrees Celsius, it feels as if the phone is about to burst into flames.
[HTC One X+] Samer Diab:
Guys i have read all poasts hear so do you think i should by a one x + or samsung galaxy note 2 ?
[HTC One X+] CirgioD:
Mine is perfectly fine when I played Hot Pursuit, just warmer..;)
[HTC One X+] Samer Diab:
Well i have a big htc famaly one x+ one x one s xl xe ...... And once owned a samsung ..... But girlfriend needs a phone and all these phone are for devs so i thought of selling my one x + and buying her a note 2 because she likes it .........
[HTC One X+] androidino95:
Yeah, i once owned a bike, my brother liked it so i gave my hat to my grandpa.

Sent from my GT-I9000
[HTC One X+] CirgioD:
Yeah, nothing wrong with Note2, but my OneX+ such a nice device, especially for one-handed usability, again go for best that fits your needs :D
[HTC One X+] wdkingery:
Couldn't have said it better
[HTC One X+] zzz808303:
Hello, I am down to the final 2 choices for a phone, it is now between the One S Special Edition or the One X+

but from reading here I am quite conflicted.

On one hand I don't care about the poor compatibility/performance with games, as I will not be doing any gaming on my phone.

My major concern is the performance of the Tegra 3 AP37, is it good despite its 40nm fabrication. And does it have problems outside gaming?

I am considering just getting the One S SE because I think I like the 28nm S4 dual core Krait better.

Or simply wait until after February when the MWC takes place. I am really looking forward to the new Tegras with 28nm to be released early or mid 2013, and the arrival of more phones equipped with 2gigs of ram.
[HTC One X+] jizang:
AW: X+ overheating issues thread

Is there an app in the playstore that lets us control how many cores we want to use and if yes could that avoid making the phone too fast warm
[HTC One X+] superchilpil:
That would be counterproductive, limiting how many cores to be used will increase the load on the other cores generating more heat in certain situations

Plus this requires a custom kernel to do so.

Slithered from my HTC One X+
[HTC One X+] jizang:
AW: X+ overheating issues thread

Oh ok thanks, so we have to live its temperature 'problem'
[HTC One X+] superchilpil:
I rarely have this issue to be honest, its only while charging and doing heavy tasks.

I read somewhere that perflock kicks in during charging limiting the CPU frequency so that could be contributing to the overheating

Its really what you get when you slap a quad core CPU in a small device with no ventilation.

Slithered from my HTC One X+
[HTC One X+] h3rnand3zz:
This happens to me to.... especially when im playing emulators. i have been using elegencia rom for about 2 weeks now.. and the overheating and battery life has definitely improved. you should try it out.
[HTC One X+] tyessen:
Mine just hit 51.5° C.....

I was downloading game data (3.5 gb for The Bards Tale HD), with the screen on (so WiFi wouldn't shut off), and while charging. Probably not my smartest move.

I got the flashing red and green led, and shut down immediately. The bards tale can wait if it means my phone would've fried :/
[HTC One X+] ac3kill:
That's what insurance is for lol
[HTC One X+] pazzo02:
...or warranties.
[HTC One X+] dseries60:
I had my hox+ flash the green/orange lights while using Navigation and charging at the same time on a long trip. Turned Navigation off and phone cooled down quickly and operation returned to normal.
[HTC One X+] cprielly:
Really just a stupid idea by HTC to overclock the tegra 3 to 1.7, then giving you the power saving option to underclock to 1.3 without giving you the option to run at the optimal 1.5 which is what the THD games are designed to run at. The only over heating I've had is while playing various THD games. HTC had a little too much THC I guess.
[HTC One X+] jizang:
AW: X+ overheating issues thread

Is it normal for the phone to heat up while flashing a Boot.img or flashing a Rom ?
[HTC One X+] androidino95:
Yeah because hard drive is spinning at very fast speed at that time.

Troll. :p
[HTC One X+] anyen:
Since when phone has hard drive hahhaha....it save to memory..

I also have occur over heating...even though my phone not running app...what I found out..is the game did not close...

So I just use the setting..go too apps then close stop service. After that phone return to normal...

Sent from my HTC One X+
[HTC One X+] jizang:
AW: X+ overheating issues thread

Does the heat have anything to Do with the ram
[HTC One X+] iggdawg:
It shouldn't, no. RAM is largely heat agnostic. It doesn't much generate or care about heat. Most RAM you buy with heatsinks is for looks. Although there are some types/applications in which RAM has a thermal concern, Mobile device memory doesn't generate significant heat as far as I know. The heat this phone generates is from its' processor and/or battery.
[HTC One X+] :
I never had real overheat issues.

I remember, once I put my phone on the charger while played "Plaque Inc." and some other games for 90 Minutes.

After that, it was over normal temperature. (red/green flashing LED)

Sometimes it gets hot while I have it in my pocket, but without any flashing LED.
[HTC One X+] jizang:
if the phone gets broken and for example does not turn on because of overheating is it covered in the standard warranty that htc offers?
[HTC One X+] pazzo02:
I haven't done any thorough investigation, but it seems to me that the battery drains faster when the phone is hot. I'm not saying while you're using it, I mean after you stop using it and it's cooling down it seems to drop a few percent.
[HTC One X+] bleeding heart:
It has for me, so I assume its normal, but this phone kinda has a heat problem when doing anything that uses a lot of resources.
[HTC One X+] iggdawg:
Resistance increases proportionally with heat. Higher heat means higher resistance, meaning that given the same voltage more current is used to perform the same function.

I'm not positive on this platform, but typically computers don't have the same processor throttling in place in pre-boot environments. No idea if that's the case here, but the thought comes to mind.

If I remember correctly, the flashing red/green indicates the phone is not charging because it has hit a thermal threshold. So this condition should only be seen when the phone is plugged in to be charged.
[HTC One X+] erwaso:
I wouldn't charge while playing a game, I did this on my 2nd one X and it shut off and wouldn't turn on. covered under warranty but I guess at&t advises against this lol
[HTC One X+] deeznuts:
Learned the hard way. Playing dead trigger for 15min while charging with battery save off and running gaming boost! Yeah it felt like it was ready to blow up. Its almost like the flashing lights are the ticking time bomb before melt down. Stupid phone, can't charge and play a game as zero ventilation on a max performance device, makes sense.
[HTC One X+] deeznuts:
New AVP game is really fun but after just 10min with battery save on and no other apps and no gaming boost, device gets super hot and even the top of the screen itself becomes amazing hot! Can't be a good sign when the actual screen itself is super hot, wow HTC really thought this one out didn't u?
[HTC One X+] ryanjsoo:
The tegra 3 processor was made to perform under great heat load due to the 40nm die size however it was never really intended for use in smartphones. Atleast it doesn`t throttle and give underwhelming performance like the nexus 4.
[HTC One X+] mobiware:
I agree with all of the above posters. My HOX+ overheats all the time, and sometimes without doing anything processor-intensive. Let's say someone calls me early in the morning and leaves a message. The phone comes out of sleep mode and the screen stays on in low intensity mode until I wake up and see the message an hour after that. By that time the whole phone is totally hot. If on top of that I've forgotten to turn Power Saver on from the night before, the green and red indicator lights are blinking, and the phone feels like it's going to melt.

I've talked to AT&T repeatedly and they said all sorts of things. One of them was that it has to do with a bad SIM card! I had them ship me a new SIM card, but as I expected that didn't solve anything. I even spoke to a manager at the retention department about cancelling my contract with them, and they said that that's my best bet!!! I don't think they care. There's plenty of us out there that would buy the phone.Myself, I'm ready to go back to my Android HD2.
[HTC One X+] jizang:
AW: X+ overheating issues thread

Does htc warranty cover up the overheating issue for example if the phone gets broken
[HTC One X+] avalanchepc:
Do you think your phone is getting so hot it will actually break? Mine gets warm but not nearly hot enough to cause damage.
[HTC One X+] deeznuts:
Sounds like you need a replacement and they will do it quick. Phone should never get hot or act like that from a missed call and/or voicemail. Should only get hot when playing high end games or watching long videos on the device. Doing basic functions should not change the temp at all or make it noticeably hot at all. I know mine doesn't.
[HTC One X+] pazzo02:
Actually, that's exactly what it was intended for.
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