[HTC Rezound] gleggie:
1.22.100421r, 1.22.10.0424r

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Hmmm, maybe try clean wiping http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1562176 and reflashing? Something is not right. Also, once you reflash it, wipe dalvik a couple of times and reflash iHate's deluxe kernel.

I've noticed that Wheatley is by far the best for batterylife, but performance might not be too great. I've been playing around with lulzactive governer and SIO lately, and i've been getting a nice balance in performance and battery life.

Here are some good battery life settings that i'm reposting:

Download Kernel Tuner and undervolt your device by -50mV (apparently you can undervolt up to -100 mV but you risk some instability). So by default the lowest frequency is 800 mV but after undervolting it should read 725 mV.

^The latest kernel Tuner is broken and keeps crashing, go to here http://xdaforums.com/show....php?t=1719934 and download the previous version (version 4.1.2). Make sure you uncheck automatic updates in the market once its downloaded.

Also, in system settings > performance, under processor, you can change minimum CPU frequency to 384 MHz, Max CPU frequency to 1080 MHz, and check set on boot. For governor, Wheatley or conservative are best for batterylife, but they might not be best for gaming or other intensive tasks. Intellidemand or Lionheart would probably be best all around, but batterylife will vary based on what you are doing with your phone. DanceDance is also supposed to be good, but I don't know much about it yet.

Under I/O Scheduler, change to ROW or Noop, and check Set on Boot.

Play around with Max CPU Clockspeeds and governors to see which one is best for you. I've been on Wheatley/Row for a while now, but its best to play around since everyone uses their phone differently.

Here are some Neo-steroid battery settings:

"A little something I suggested to someone earlier on the fly:

*Don't use auto brightness and keep your screen brightness low but not too low that causes you to strain.

*Undervolt all frequencies by -50mv using kernel tuner.

*Underclock the rom to 1,080mhz

*Change I/O scheduler to noop

*Change governor to Lionheart (if you have it) or DanceDance.

*Disable all haptic feedback including soft keys and keyboard

*Disable data or account sync overnight (unless you plug your phone into a charger over night)

*Enable 16-bit transparency

*Disable dithering

*Disable HW overlays

*Disable all animations

*Ensure GPS, WiFi, and Bluetooth are turned off when not in use

*Use WiFi where available instead of 4G

*Disable weather refreshing and leave it to manual refresh

*Disable wallpaper scrolling and animations if possible in the launcher

Those settings are a bit extreme^ but you can pick and chose which ones you want to use.

I personally have all animations at 0.5x

Lastly, make sure to keep widget refresh intervals as low as possible. I like to keep mine at 4 hours, but the most extreme would be manual refresh.

All the credit for the information goes to Neo, Shrike, Snuzzo, iHateWebOS, Brenuga and others since they helped answer my questions and give me advice over my time with the Rezound