yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[7" Kindle Fire HD General] onemeila:
I have the 8.9 running with only playstore and apex launcher. No other mods at the moment. Going to deodex the system apps and framework and try again.

1- Belkin n600

2- comcast

3- cable

4- 21ms

5- 25.1mbps

6- 4.5mbps

7- 10197

Here is proof of antutu- the first one I did was the 10197, but this is close enough to see:
[7" Kindle Fire HD General] persano:
i want 8.9 too, is too fast! i m doing my best work in stock kernel of the kinlde fire hd 7", trying to tweak it, now i m in a bootloop so my development has stopped.

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apex is faster than go launcher?, i have a lot of games in a 16 gb tablet!
[7" Kindle Fire HD General] prokennexusa:
persano,

Do not worry, we take this in to count when deciding the winner. Obviously the Kindle Fire HD 7"

can not compete with the Kindle Fire HD 8.9", they are in two different classes and should not

be competing with one another. Looks like we will have to pick two winners, the Kindle Fire 8.9" HD

group and the Kindle Fire 7" HD group. This means two Nexus 7's
[7" Kindle Fire HD General] DarkArkham:
When exactly will the winner be announced? I'm curious..
[7" Kindle Fire HD General] Hinzman420:
Used pimp my roms to gain a little. I just try one thing at a time and retest untill i find what increases this score
[7" Kindle Fire HD General] persano:
some other developers and me think that score isnt real speed, we have lower score with some settings but speed and battery increased a lot
[7" Kindle Fire HD General] persano:
well. six months, i want to know the winner and ask him what he used to has the kindle with more score (it isnt the faster. score is hardware, it dont say if your tablet is fast like a nexus 7)
[7" Kindle Fire HD General] 4til4:
Kindle HD 7, Rooted

Router: NetGear 3400

Carrier: Charter

Internet: Cable

Ping Latency: 157

Download Speed: 29.03 Mbps

Upload Speed: 3.32 Mbps

AnTUTu Benchmark Score: 6203
[7" Kindle Fire HD General] persano:
so, this contest is going to have a winner?
[7" Kindle Fire HD General] soupmagnet:
I think @prokennexusa has fallen by the wayside.

[Edit:] I see that I have spoken to soon
[7" Kindle Fire HD General] vaggolena:
Rooted 8.9 with nova launcher and no tweaks.

1. What WiFi Router or Access Point are you using?

Netgear WNDR4500

2. Who is your Internet Carrier (Company)?

Time Warner Cable

3. What type of Internet? Cable, DSL, 4G, 4G LTE, T1, etc.

Cable

4. What was the Ping Latency?

20ms

5. What was your download speed?

30350kbps

6. What was your upload speed?

5569kbps

7. What is your AnTuTu Benchmark Score?

10226
[7" Kindle Fire HD General] bbanghyung:
needs some tweaking...

1. Router: Linksys

2. Carrier: Time Warner

3. Internet Type: Cable

4. Ping Latency: 32ms

5. Download: 891kbps

6. Upload: 347kbps

7. Antutu: 1st time: 6609 2nd time: 6411

Can't fix the internet speed problem right now, but Antutu score seems a bit low. I'm running Kindle Fire HD rooted, Go Launcher EX w/ jelly bean live wallper, Always looking for ways to speed up my kindle, if you know of any let me know! Thanks!
[7" Kindle Fire HD General] prokennexusa:
v6 Supercharger - Upgrades - Test Phase

bbanghyung,

Your scores are not that bad.

I am testing v6 Supercharger on the Kindle Fire HD 7". Once we work through the little issues, we will post

a "How to: Improve the Performance of the Kindle Fire HD 7" - this will include several tweaks. We will be able

to get you up to about 7000 to 7700. More to come bbanghyung, just be patient while we solve any little

anomalies.
[7" Kindle Fire HD General] bbanghyung:
Thanks for the reply. I was looking into supercharger, but figured I should wait considering there might be problems with it working on the KFHD. I'll be eagerly awaiting the tutorial and will test it out/comment when it's ready.
[7" Kindle Fire HD General] prokennexusa:
v6 Supercharger - Upgrades - Test Phase

bbanghyung,

If you would like to test v6 Supercharger, follow the developers instructions

closely. If you do this, all will go well with the v6 Supercharger upgrade.

Be sure to clear the Delvik Cache before reboot, this is the key to

avoiding Boot-loops. The developer is a real genius, so most of the

"bugs" have been resolved. It is the Kindle that I worry about, they

have added mud to ICS.
[7" Kindle Fire HD General] Maromi:
Kindle Fire 7" HD

1. What WiFi Router or Access Point are you using?

Linksys E3000 (love that 5 GHz)

2. Who is your Internet Carrier (Company)?

AT&T

3. What type of Internet? Cable, DSL, 4G, 4G LTE, T1, etc.

Uverse VDSL (nasty secret is high latency)

4. What was the Ping Latency?

42 ms

5. What was you download speed?

17040 kbps

6. What was your upload speed?

1682 kbps

7. What is your AnTuTu Benchmark Score?

w/apex launcher: 6266 added init.d: 6661 added v6 Supercharger:7931

Update: 8200
[7" Kindle Fire HD General] bryanchapman9999:
Rooted Kindle Fire 2 (not HD)

1. What WiFi Router or Access Point are you using?

Buffalo

2. Who is your Internet Carrier (Company)?

Talk Talk

3. What type of Internet? Cable, DSL, 4G, 4G LTE, T1, etc.

DSL

4. What was the Ping Latency?

57 ms

5. What was you download speed?

2567 kbps

6. What was your upload speed?

757 kbps

7. What is your AnTuTu Benchmark Score?

6286 :crying:

Looking forward to your performance guide!

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Can you send me the link to the V6 Supercharger info?

Many thanks
[7" Kindle Fire HD General] bbanghyung:
The developer's name is zeppelinrox. He is an XDA forum member.

The original SuperCharger V6 post is here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=991276

Here is an alternate guide written by Androidmarketuser: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1908505

Post your results, I'm eager to see what this thing can do on a KFHD.
[7" Kindle Fire HD General] bryanchapman9999:
Hi,

Without a custom recovery how do you clear the dalvik cache??

EDIT - Sorry, found option within titanium....
[7" Kindle Fire HD General] prokennexusa:
How to clear Dalvik Cache

bryanchapman9999,

There are two ways to Clear Dalvik Cache on the Kindle Fire. One way is to open

Titanium Backup, Click on | (Settings) at the top Right Side of the Titanium

Backup Interface and Choose the option "Clean up the Dalvik Cache...."

You can obtain a copy of Titanium Backup here: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.keramidas.TitaniumBackup&hl=en

The other method, which is preferred, is to run the v6 Supercharger

Boosts, then as the last step choose Option Number 32 in the v6

Supercharger interface - Superclean & Restart (Wipe Dalvik Cache

& Reboot). Either way will Wipe Dalvik Cache. The reason to do it

through v6 Supercharger is that you are guaranteed to wipe 100%

of the Dalvik Cache before reboot, if you do it through Titanium

Backup, the Dalvik Cache may have a chance build up when running

the v6 Supercharger Boosts before the reboot.
[7" Kindle Fire HD General] bryanchapman9999:
@prokennexusa

I really want to try V6 on my kindle, but TBH I'm scared of bricking it :rolleyes: Modding the serives.jar file without a recovery option is too much for me!

I'm going to play around with my sensation to get conformable with it I think.

As soon as you guys are in a position to step-by-step it I'm all over it.

Of course if I get there first I'll speak up

Great work, many thanks
[7" Kindle Fire HD General] persano:
i have supercharged v6 in my kindle fire hd, its easy and you could break your device (with this script only, i dont know others working) i used the same methods like in the v6 thread and i didnt got briked, make a nandroid backup and buy a fastbot cable will do your life more easy if you do it wrong

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i have a lot of scripts, i dont see issues, yeah it can have issues but i never see one using the v6 supercharged

and my highest score was 8100 but i added a lot of scripts more to system/etc/init.d so it decrease but now is even more smooth. benchmarck dont say all
[7" Kindle Fire HD General] prokennexusa:
v6 Supercharger - Upgrades - Test Phase

bryanchapman9999,

We just completed testing and v6 Supercharger tests out fine on the Kindle. No issues found.

Just use the latest version of the script with Script Manager, you will be OK. Execute services.jar

from the vendors application, this runs smooth as well. As expected, there was not a single bug

found.
[7" Kindle Fire HD General] prokennexusa:
v6 Supercharger - Upgrades - Test Phase

Persano,

There is nothing wrong with the v6 Supercharger script, it is the Kindle that is the problem. The Kindle uses

Android Ice Cream Sandwich v4.0.3 with a lot of proprietary drivers. It is by no means a stock Android

Tablet and for this reason everything needs to be carefully tested prior to deployment. Even the developer

of the v6 Supercharger script places a big warning on his main page and for good reason. The software

does modifications to some very sensitive parts of ICS. Having said this, we always post warnings unless

we have successfully deployed and tested every aspect of the software. The bottom line? We lean on

the side of caution. Thank you for the feedback.
[7" Kindle Fire HD General] bryanchapman9999:
Hi prokennexusa,

I have in fact try the script now and just selected one of the preset options (9 I think) and used it to do a super clean and reboot.

All went well! and my kindle does 'feel' faster, however my benchmark score is lower - that does not worry me though.

I'm sure I could get better results by modding the services.jar file but without a recovery option (or ones of these magical cables people keep talking about!) I'll wait for your step by step advice.

regards

Bryan
[7" Kindle Fire HD General] persano:
i use gameroid and lazeroid scripts, then i will upload all my init.d scripts that i saw that worked
[7" Kindle Fire HD General] dopepope:
Unrooted KF 8.9

1. What WiFi Router or Access Point are you using?

WiFi tether to Samsung Galaxy S3

2. Who is your Internet Carrier (Company)?

Verizon

3. What type of Internet?

4G LTE with 4/5 bars

4. What was the Ping Latency?

120ms

5. What was you download speed?

23181 kbps

6. What was your upload speed?

7966 kbps

7. What is your AnTuTu Benchmark Score?

7747

comparing my benchmark score to the other 8.9s that are rooted with apex, looks like the stock launcher is killing me!!
[7" Kindle Fire HD General] greenskeeper805:
1. What WiFi Router or Access Point are you using? Netgear N600

2. Who is your Internet Carrier (Company)? Verizon

3. What type of Internet? Cable, DSL, 4G, 4G LTE, T1, etc. FiOs

4. What was the Ping Latency? 16ms

5. What was you download speed? 69.86mb

6. What was your upload speed? 9.64mb

7. What is your AnTuTu Benchmark Score? 6564
[7" Kindle Fire HD General] bbanghyung:
I have now installed Supercharger V6 with modified services.jar through the automated process via windows (could not get adb on mac which was a little frustrating considering I got an HTC one x to show it instantly) and here are my overall thoughts. Modifying the Services.jar couldn't be safer with all the checks and balances as long as your kindle has a healthy charge (good for any modding)

one thing to note however is I have sincerely mixed feelings about supercharger. They are as follows.

1. fixed the choppiness of the launcher and gave me much smoother gliding between pages (Go Launcher HD)

2. gives me an overall feeling that the device is much snappier (however AnTuTu ratings have increased only nominally, which is mildly frustrating)

3. however, there are times the device becomes really choppy and laggy, more so than before I had supercharger installed (not sure if this has much to do with supercharger or more with the fact that a bunch of apps just like to start up without telling me) but I can see a correlation between the timing of installing V6 and intermittent choppiness. Most notably seen when I woke up this morning and check the news on my Kindle only to find it in a stupor of lag. Resetting the device (which is recommended every few days anyway) was the solution there, but I must say I am not happy with this type of solution. It is like a bandaid on a broken arm.

If you are running V6 on your Kindle Fire HD and are happy with your results, please share your settings. I am running with 768 HP (recommended by V6) and in Die-Hard mode (reran the script after HD installation, with a superclean)

Overall I am happy with V6 but know that these little ticks should not be ignored because if they get together on a particular occasion it could prove ruinous so I am searching for the perfect Kindle Fire HD config for the general user (not intense gamer).

Side Note about general snappiness for those with Go Launcher EX: One thing that seemed to make my device much more snappy is just by installing and using Go Launcher HD instead of Go Launcher EX. EX is definitely not a tablet app as is evident by the marked improvement in performance I noticed with HD. However widgets is still not working in HD either.
[7" Kindle Fire HD General] prokennexusa:
v6 Supercharger - Upgrades - Test Phase

bbanghyung,

I too have mixed feelings and results regarding v6 Supercharger. We have noticed Go Launcher is a bit more

snappy and responsive but opening applications and going to Home is lagging now. The initial start-up takes

about 4 minutes before I can do anything. I am just about ready to flash a fresh copy of 7.2.3 and starting

over. I would NOT recommend using v6 Supercharger on the Kindle. I am sure this is due to the proprietary

drivers and services used in the Kindle Fire HD 7".
[7" Kindle Fire HD General] prokennexusa:
Follow Up - Feedback

persano,

I have not used the Lazeroid scripts, do the work well? Like I said, I have mixed feeling with the v6 Supercharger

scripts. I know the developer is a genius, so it is not his scripts that is troublesome, it is the Kindle that causes

problems since it is not true ICS.
[7" Kindle Fire HD General] prokennexusa:
Kindle Fire HD 8.9

dopepope,

Your internet scores are nice, the Kindle for a 8.9" is a bit on the low side. If everything is running smooth, then

ignore the score. It is not always the fastest that wins overall.
[7" Kindle Fire HD General] prokennexusa:
greenskeeper805,

Wow, what amazing Download speed! Do you have fiber optic? I have heard of the Verizon FiOs, I am just not aware of the network topology.
[7" Kindle Fire HD General] prokennexusa:
onemeila,

Did you ever get around to deodex the system apps on the Kindle 8.9"?

If yes, post the new Antutu scores, I would be interested to see how

the Kindle responds to deodex apps
[7" Kindle Fire HD General] prokennexusa:
Who has the Best Performance Scripts?

bbanghyung,

Since I know you have experimented with the different Performance Mod scripts. Who do you think has the very best and

why? Remember, I am not looking at just speed, I am looking for an all around performer. I just have not had time to test

the different ones and wanted your opinion. When you have time, let me know please.
[7" Kindle Fire HD General] zeppelinrox:
You don't actually specify which SuperCharger settings that you used.

The calculated or recommended ones?

Too aggressive or too low would cause that.

Did you patch in the multitasking mod too? If so, multitasking would indeed lower scores since the device is doing more multitasking.

But even when running as it should, it doesn't necessarily effect benchmarks which is why I don't really pimp them :p

Kick Ass Kernelizer would have a bigger impact on benchmarks than V6 would.
[7" Kindle Fire HD General] bbanghyung:
Hey,

A post from the man himself. Never thought my post would get that kind of attention.

I was running 768hp, so aggressive. This kept defaulting to kindles original settings if I remember correctly.

I did not install multitasking as I thought it would only slow down the ship.

I'll load up supercharger tomorrow and give you a read out of my settings. Perhaps I just have it all wrong. Either way your post really demands I give it another go.

What would be the best way to show that supercharger is being effective? I agree these Benchmarks aren't magnificent unless your comparing completely different devices.

Thanks for taking the time to post. :)
[7" Kindle Fire HD General] zeppelinrox:
Yeah it's always best to test with different minfrees to see what suits you best.

Too aggressive can cause bad benchmarks in that the lowmemorykiller may kick in and try to kill stuff while testing lol
[7" Kindle Fire HD General] lacoursiere18:
Here's mine..

here are mine slightly modded:

WiFi router: Lynksis G broadband

Carrier: Xfinity

Internet type: DSL

Ping: 15 ms

Download: 3083kbps

Upload: 906View attachment 1667006kbps

Antutu benchmark score: 7053

...New scores after a little tweaking and running Supercharger V6...
[7" Kindle Fire HD General] _kyl3_:
My score
[7" Kindle Fire HD General] hector333:
Nothing to brag about :crying:

Rooted KF7HD, nova launcher
[7" Kindle Fire HD General] persano:
Use my kindle fire hd tweaks and you will have more than 7700 score

Sent From My Super Modded KFHD
[7" Kindle Fire HD General] lacoursiere18:
New tweaks New results... Big thanks to Persano!!

Top pic old

Bottom pic new
[7" Kindle Fire HD General] lacoursiere18:
The new
[7" Kindle Fire HD General] prokennexusa:
Kindle Fire HD 7" Antutu Score of 7167

bbanghyung,

This is a very nice post and description of each mod, thank you bbanghyung for taking the time to post this review.

Supercharger V6 Overall AnTuTu Score - 6096 - we had similar results with V6 Supercharger. We also noticed it took about 15 to 20 minutes to start up the first time, then our desktop took over 8 mintes to initialize. We waited overnight, then we initialized a re-boot. The re-boot was significantly faster, it took about 15 seconds to startup but the desktop still took 2-3 minutes to initialize. We noticed the Launcher was a bit more snappy but overall we were not happy with the results. Finally, we have to say, this is NOT a refection of poor scripting, this is a problem with the Kindle design which is a modified version of Ice Cream Sandwich. Having said this when V6 Supercharger script reads the OS, the script belies it is ICS and makes modifications to what it believe is ICS, not Kindle ICS. Maybe the developer will make a change in the script but at the moment we can not recommend the V6 Supercharger upgrade on the Kindle family of Tablets.

Supercharger V6 Base Mod, disable Services.jar Mod - Overall AnTuTu Score - 6630 - again, we had similar results with the same issues as noted above. Slow initial start-up with overall slow Launcher initialization. Once everything starts, the Launcher was a bit snappy but the Kindle's overall performance suffered greatly. Again, this is not due to V6 Supercharger script, it is how the script reads the Kindle.Amazon should have changed the identifier files in Android to eliminate these issues and allow developers to make better products for the Kindle.

Updated AnTuTu to version 3.0.2 Overall AnTuTu Score - 7167.

Our conclusion is one of mixed feelings. Until the performance scripts are written for the Kindle, we do not recommend using these scripts until the developer states "designed for the Kindle...". Until this takes place, be careful using these scripts on the device. let me be clear, this is in no way a refection of the developer, it is a problem with the Kindle design and platform.

Thank you again bbanghyung, we love your reviews and thank you for being a valuable asset to our Thread and XDA Developers.
[7" Kindle Fire HD General] prokennexusa:
Kindle Fire HD - Supercharger V6

zeppelinrox,

Thank you for taking the time to come over to our thread! We will try your recommendations. I am sure our experience was due to our lack of understanding of the script.

We are writing performance scripts for the Kindle exclusively, we will send the code to you when we are done and you could give us your thoughts. Thank you again.
[7" Kindle Fire HD General] prokennexusa:
Follow Up - Feedback

bbanghyung,

What did you expect bbanghyung, you are an asset to the XDA Community since your reviews are real from real life usage which people love. Keep it up bbanghyung. I will share our code with you when we are done. I agree with your Mods mixed with our Mods, we can obtain impressive results on the Kindle.

I believe in the open Source Model where we all share code and no one is the top dog, we are all important to the community.
[7" Kindle Fire HD General] prokennexusa:
V6 Supercharger Scripts - Do Not Be To Agressive

zeppelinrox,

Again, I just learned something new. I love this community, solid member with solid answers. Thanks again	zeppelinrox.
[7" Kindle Fire HD General] prokennexusa:
lacoursiere18 Antutu benchmark score: 7053

lacoursiere18,

Nice score	lacoursiere18. Thank you for taking the time to post your AnTuTu Scores. Please keep posting scores as you make changes to the Kindle. Include the failure too so we are all educated by your efforts.
[7" Kindle Fire HD General] prokennexusa:
ISP Speed Results Posted

_kyl3_,

Thank you for posting these scores:

Internet type: Cable

Ping: 31 ms

Download: 16896kbps

Upload: 10481Kbps

Fast internet Internet _kyl3_ who is your carrier? Comcast?
[7" Kindle Fire HD General] prokennexusa:
_kyl3_Kindle Fire HD 8.9" Antutu Score of 8284

_kyl3_,

Your AnTuTu Score is 8284, very nice, is this a Kindle Fire HD 8.9" unit?
[7" Kindle Fire HD General] prokennexusa:
hector333 Kindle Fire HD 7" Antutu Score of 6602

WiFi router: Alcatel-Lucent I-240W-R

Carrier: Telmex ONT

Internet type: ONT Fiber

Ping: 12 ms

Download: 7561 kbps

Upload: 8079 kbps

AnTuTu Score: 6602

hector333,

Thank you for posting your information. Are you out of Mexico? The reason I ask is the Alcatel-Lucent I-240W-R is one of the most popular routers in Mexico. Either way, welcome to our Thread! Also, the score of 6602 is respectable for a Kindle Fire 2 or HD 7". How does the Kindle react? Does it appear fast when you are using it from day to day?
[7" Kindle Fire HD General] lacoursiere18:
My score was a 7875
[7" Kindle Fire HD General] persano:
that was possible with my tweaks. my new higher score was 7929, i dont lie, i m going to submit images of it. the only thing i want is that all can have a fast kinlde fire hd, i m happy that my tweaks work for you.
[7" Kindle Fire HD General] _kyl3_:
Internet is cox cable.

Device is kf2 rooted and running hashcode's 10.1 ROM
[7" Kindle Fire HD General] prokennexusa:
Speed Test - Post Your Results - Who has the fastest Kindle? Antutu Score 7875

lacoursiere18,

Very impressive	lacoursiere18, is this a Kindle HD 7"? I must say, I am truly impressed, you are doing a great job on your Kindle!
[7" Kindle Fire HD General] prokennexusa:
Speed Test - Post Your Results - Who has the fastest Kindle? Antutu Score 7929

persano,

I believe you, no worries - the score of 7929 is very believable. If you would have said we would see scores like this on the Kindle last year I would have said you were crazy! Todays world of the Kindle, a score of 7000 plus is very real. Thank you persano, these are very impressive. Once we release the Ubuntu Kernel, we will tweak it a bit. Kernel tweaking is fun, you will love it. Did you have time to read some of the information I posted for you in your thread?
[7" Kindle Fire HD General] prokennexusa:
_kyl3_,

Impressive, thank you for taking part of our competition.
[7" Kindle Fire HD General] mxpxboi:
WiFi router: Asus RT-N56U

Carrier: Comcast

Internet type: Cable

Ping: 42 ms

Download: 54659 kbps

Upload: 10406 kbps

Antutu benchmark score: 6466
[7" Kindle Fire HD General] etom:
I got 7153 on antutu 3.0.3 before doing any init.d or build. prop tweaks