[HTC One X] Shan89:
@Iba21

I appreciate your help and i'd like to test out what you wrote , but we have 1 issue, we can implement these , but the problem is majority of the ppl wont so basically the only ppl who are gonna benefit is you and me, since 95% of the ppl in here doesn't even know how to implement these values. So the only choice left we got is either tweeking governor settings thru the app or hoping Xmister will include PMC governor settings each time i change them , and i've already asked too much from him when he added my PMC governor. And i'm not sure hes willing to even add new values each time i change them and those are only the few values changed from governor settings, IF you and i implement MPdecision and hotplug that will (or not? ) apply onto ALL GOVERNORS unless theres a way for us to apply them ONLY for PMC and then perhaps if Xmister feels like adding them in the kernel we would all benefit since majority of the ppl either doesn't know how to implement them our way or are too lazy and all they want is simple switching from E.G. interactive to PMC or whatever governor.

Another thing what WE could do is make a script to change those values and stick them on boot, but the problem is would the scrip change values only for PMC or would it affect every governor ? If you know the answer on this and the answer is *It would affect only PMC* then we should start working together on this :) :good: or maybe Xmister could give us an answer on this and when the time is right along with our testing with hopefully some benefit in performance while keeping the battery savings we can give to Xmister our setup so he can implement it in the next or whatever release he chooses.

Looking forward for your answer Iba21 or Xmisters :highfive:

The last thing what could give some better performance with PMC and which could everyone easily set up is *boost_duration* which doesn't work for some reason on PMC / Smartmax, with that for E.G setting 700mhz freq to last each time the screen gets touched for E.G. 2sec that would give enough performance and would cut almost all possible laggs from PMC.

An interesting thing i've noticed with PMC v6 since i've set it up.

Performance is SOMEHOW idk HOW simply not normal , PMC act's like it's interactive, theres absolutely no lag at all for me , it's literally lagfree with v6 setup.

The weird thing is also on IDLE my freqs are jumping between 25/51/ 300/500 , that shouldn't be happening , i know it doesn't use much of power but i'm worried is it gonna affect deep sleep , and it will definitely affect battery life cuz it's not staying at 25mhz freq whenever screen is not touched, and that's probably the reason why PMC for me acts like interactive. Anyway i need to investigate this. I'm not also sure is this happening because of new kernel changes or i simply have some weird behavior from my side >.< , damn buggs !

In the meantime while we wait for Mpdecision and hotplug answer from Xmister or if you know the answer Iba21 i'd appreciate if you can test PMC v6 setup and confirm is it doing the same for you , btw you need viper rom with notification for CPU freqs enabled so you can monitor it.

Edit:

I found the damn ISSUE why PMC acted like Interactive and why it was switching thru the 25/51/300/500 freqs oftenly and giving interactive governor speed and behavior , i'll update the damn PMC v6 setup asap i'm done testing and when i make sure it wont go crazy again lol :p

This is actually very very interesting lol, with just changing one thing , one thing only , PMC acts like interactive , and gives the speed of interactive governor but it only uses 90% of the time 25/51/300/500 freqs , which is actually very good in a way , for those who want battery life but interactive speed this is a win win situation , but it wont give as much as battery life as it would original PMC Setup.

Anyway the point is i guess i could give the settings for *Interactive* behavior of PMC and battery saving behavior as well. Just need to test is the *interactive version* gonna affect deepsleep.