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[G3 Android Development] theoverfiend:
Okay thanx. I try and report later / tomorrow

So I tested both versions

the OCthermalmod75°rc5.1

and the OCthermalmod75°rc5.1.1

Now Both working

I've downloaded the OCthermalmod75°rc5.1 again becaus after my problem I delete the file. Maybe by the first try it was only an corupted download.

Sorry for wasting your time. Stupid me
[G3 Android Development] TKPL:
Send a resume to LG :D they should hire you :good:
[G3 Android Development] xlxcrossing:
This doesn't decrease heat output. If you ensure performance doesn't taper or degrade over time and that entails maintaining high frequencies then naturally heat production will increase not decrease over time. Right now performance is amazing but my temps are always 70-75. This is not a benefit in my eyes to be handling the phone so hot. I realize the problem is more hardware related with the G3 since overheating problems have been reported since launch even on stock ROM.

The system has to handle frequency scaling more intelligently than it can seem to right for custom AOSP ROMs. This will ensure low temps (45-55) while maintaining good performance.
[G3 Android Development] closee91:
What? Uhm yes this mod does decrease heat output lol
[G3 Android Development] xlxcrossing:
So why aren't my temps lowering as you state in the OP? They hover around 70 which is the one I flashed. This is quite hot to the touch.
[G3 Android Development] cowboysgz:
You're probably doing something wrong. I play asphalt 8 for around 1hr and my temps are around 55-58

Hit the Thanks button if I helped you!
[G3 Android Development] xlxcrossing:
Define "doing something wrong". I flashed the mod and use the phone normally and temps skyrocket. Using Euphoria currently. What's the secret to lowering temps because I'm always getting above 65.
[G3 Android Development] closee91:
Use mp decision hotplug and turn all thermal controls off
[G3 Android Development] Robshr:
OK let me see if I can clear the air a little there are other things that factor in like which kernel and governor you are using, different governors allow the cpu to ramp up to the max frequency at different loads example the conservative governor on alot of kernels won't begin to ramp up until it reaches 90% load as where interactive will begin at around 80% load, or if you are using performance governor it locks all the cores at the highest frequency which in turn will cause more heat with this mod because like you stated and how this mod is designed to not start throttling until it reaches whatever temperature mod you choose but that's only with performance governor. Now besides how the governor effects the heat produced this mod does lower the the overall temps under average to slightly heavy usage compared to stock. Example without this mod with my hotspot on watching Hulu and the phone plugged in and browsing Facebook on the phone my temps would reach in excess of 75°c now compared to with the mod installed temps hover around 67°c. So to sum things up yes this mod allows your phone to reach higher temps but like I stated above depending on what governor you are using will depend on how fast your cpu will max out on frequency and that in turn will set how fast you reach max temps before the cpu starts to throttle down, also I forgot to mention some governors have a setting called touch boost which cranks up the CPU frequency whenever you touch the screen which in most cases is totally unnecessary it just causes your phone to get hotter faster. I will if I'm using a governor that has touch boost I will set it to 0 which turns it off.

And [MENTION=5268098]closee91[/MENTION] is correct that you should have mp decision turned on and make sure that in any kernel control app you are using that all the thermal controls are off this allows the phone to decide the throttling which is what this mod replaces the phone thermals

Note: I personally use conservative governor with the up threshold load set to 75 and my temps rarely go above 65°c on normal everyday use they hover around 57 to 60°c

Hopefully that clears it up a little
[G3 Android Development] fmehdi:
777 kernel compatible with 2.34 step down or 2.26 step down ?
[G3 Android Development] Robshr:
2.26
[G3 Android Development] fmehdi:
pleaaz link for 75 ° compatible with 777 kernel
[G3 Android Development] Robshr:
Here you go

https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=24052804347776137
[G3 Android Development] ICavalera:
But can't use normal file? Why that one? There's the cpu frequency.

Enviado do meu LG-D855 - - BlissPop 3.9 - 777Kernel R16 - - através de Tapatalk
[G3 Android Development] Robshr:
Here use this one it's for overclocked kernels

https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=24052804347794975
[G3 Android Development] marcdw:
Heh, now I'm startin' to get confused on what to download for what kernel.

Reckon I need a recommendation.

LG G3 D851, MoKee OpenSource ROM, default kernel or maybe Fechda R7.

Which mod would be recommended?
[G3 Android Development] Robshr:
If your kernel is over clocked then use the one for over clocked kernels if not then use the 75° mod for kernels without the 2.34 step down which is in the first set of downloads in the op

Sorry for the confusion but I'm trying to accommodate everyone so I need to make different mods for different kernels
[G3 Android Development] ICavalera:
Didn't understand one thing. My kernel is also the 777kernel. Why you say overclocked?

Just show to you thar 777 kernel has 2.26 and 2.34 steps.

Normally I install CTT 75 5.1 standard zip.

Yesterday updated the rom, saw what you told above to other user. And I flashed the ctt version that you told to him. Know, for me you are telling another file.

Enviado do meu LG-D855 - - BlissPop 3.9 - 777Kernel R16 - - através de Tapatalk
[G3 Android Development] Robshr:
777 kernel has the ability to over clock the CPU so if you have it over clocked you'll want to flash the over clock mod but it you don't then you can flash the other I don't know how you have your system set up I'm just going off of what information I'm provided
[G3 Android Development] ICavalera:
When clean flashed it goes overclocked. But I put the max in 2457.

And kernel have all steps 2.26 and 2.34.

Must use what zip?

Enviado do meu LG-D855 - - BlissPop 3.9 - 777Kernel R16 - - através de Tapatalk
[G3 Android Development] Robshr:
OK so then go with the standard 75 mod with the 2.34 step down cause of I'm understanding you correctly you don't have your CPU overclocked
[G3 Android Development] ICavalera:
No I don't.

Enviado do meu LG-D855 - - BlissPop 3.9 - 777Kernel R16 - - através de Tapatalk
[G3 Android Development] closee91:
I use the 70° mod with 777kernel
[G3 Android Development] ICavalera:
Normally use 75

Enviado do meu LG-D855 - - BlissPop 3.9 - 777Kernel R16 - - através de Tapatalk
[G3 Android Development] closee91:
I feel like this mod isn't working anymore. Maybe its just me. But I flashed it and I'm idling at like 50° or so. It used to be like 40° on my d851 running candy5 and 777kernel R14
[G3 Android Development] Robshr:
Well with the latest versions of 777 kernel you have to make sure you have all thermal throttling turned off
[G3 Android Development] closee91:
That? Or is there anything else
[G3 Android Development] Robshr:
It looks like you have everything set right has candy ROM done an update lately cause that might have changed something also you did delete all the old thermal files after backing them up before flashing the mod
[G3 Android Development] closee91:
I did. I deleted the files then flashed 70° mod. No updates I can think of that would've changed it. Its at about 58° now just using some apps and texting
[G3 Android Development] Robshr:
Well 58° is pretty good compared to stock I know on stock for me it would reach 70° just doing those things
[G3 Android Development] marcdw:
For your current flash of the mod how long has it been? I only ask 'cause I'm wondering if we've forgotten the little tip in the OP.

"Please let your phone go thru a couple of battery cycles for this mod to really settle in"

That reminded me of a side note. Remember the old tip of letting ROMs settle in. Largely forgotten today. We flash ROMs and in the first day claim the battery life sucks or some such.

We need to slow down. Let things settle, burn in, acclimate, whatever.

Heh, don't mind me. Just bored and thinking out loud.
[G3 Android Development] RandomPooka:
That's to rebuild cache/dalvik-cache and get the OS to learn which apps are most frequently used for caching purposes. Certainly not something that can be done over a 12-24 hour span, unless you're using the crap out of your phone.
[G3 Android Development] closee91:
Its been like a week or so

Sent from my D851 Candy5!

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I wanna use the 65° mod so it keeps it the coolest. But can I use it on a kernel without the 2.34 step?

Sent from my D851 Candy5!
[G3 Android Development] SickBeast:
If you're using a custom kernel why don't you just enable intellithermal?
[G3 Android Development] Robshr:
Just use the 70 mod there's really no difference in temperature
[G3 Android Development] ICavalera:
Don't know why. But when I use it on 777 kernel it is not the same.

When I flash this mod for me it works best.

Enviado do meu LG-D855 - - BlissPop 3.9 - 777Kernel R16 - - através de Tapatalk
[G3 Android Development] closee91:
Thanks!

Sent from my D851 Candy5!
[G3 Android Development] Robshr:
Mp decision seems to work the best with this mod
[G3 Android Development] closee91:
Gonna change hotplugs and reboot. Thanks! :D

Sent from my D851 Candy5!
[G3 Android Development] closee91:
I was confused. If I switch to nebula kernel it had the 2.34 step AND is OC to 2.8 which mod would I use

Sent from my D851 Candy5!
[G3 Android Development] Robshr:
Use the oc version I'm in the process of making an oc version with the 2.34 step down
[G3 Android Development] Still_living714:
Just flashed cloudy rom on my d851, what is the best mod for it? Sounds stupid but I need help lol
[G3 Android Development] Robshr:
Here this is the one I use with cloudy ROM

https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=24052804347794915
[G3 Android Development] Still_living714:
thank you sir!
[G3 Android Development] closee91:
It says "return to STOCK based ROM" zip. Does the work for ANY kernel (aosp kernels) Or only for stock (lg) kernels like Gabriel kernel (for lg ROMs)
[G3 Android Development] cowboysgz:
Im gonna give navel kernel a try. I take I should use one of the first five mods right? The ones that DO NOT have the 2.34 step down?
[G3 Android Development] closee91:
Yes
[G3 Android Development] digitall1982:
[MENTION=4888382]Robshr[/MENTION] - I always use this mode and thanks for that, but now I accidentally saw this in instructions "DELETE your old files"

before this was not in instructions, now tell me is that something new, or a must, or just option, because i never delete that files before flashing your mode.. and I can not delete that files with es file explorer..

and which one is best for cloudy 2.5 rom? fifth from above?

thanks!
[G3 Android Development] Robshr:
I changed the instructions because with some of the new lollipop updates would not allow the mod to flash properly without deleting the files first and yes you can use any root explorer app to delete the files just be sure to back then up first and this is the mod version I use with cloudy 2.5 it's the 75° mod with an extra step down added

https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=24052804347794915
[G3 Android Development] digitall1982:
thank you, that mean if I am on cloudy or some stock rom I still don't need to delete those files?
[G3 Android Development] Robshr:
I still recommend deleting the files just to ensure a proper flash
[G3 Android Development] tmord1:
[MENTION=4888382]Robshr[/MENTION] I was wondering if you could help me. I am running skydragon 5.0 kernel 4.2 on my vs985. I saw when the sd beta was first released that you had updated your ctt mod, but it didn't make it into the sd beta. I've been waiting for Skydragon to have an official release, but it hasn't happened. I would like to update the ctt in the sd to your most recent mod. If I delete the five files stated in the instructions from this thread (in system/etc) , do I then just flash one of the zips for thermalmod (i.e. choose one temperature vs flashing all three). Also I see thermalmod75rc5.1 final "recommended", does that mean it is the recommended mod out of the three shown if you only flash one zip? Is there one that you would personally recommend for the skydragon 5.0 kernel 4.2 beta? Thanks in advance for any help. Still learning as I go along :)

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[/COLOR [MENTION=4888382]Robshr[/MENTION] I was wondering if you could help me. I am running skydragon 5.0 kernel 4.2 on my vs985. I saw when the sd beta was first released that you had updated your ctt mod, but it didn't make it into the sd beta. I've been waiting for Skydragon to have an official release, but it hasn't happened. I would like to update the ctt in the sd to your most recent mod. If I delete the five files stated in the instructions from this thread (in system/etc) , do I then just flash one of the zips for thermalmod (i.e. choose one temperature vs flashing all three). Also I see thermalmod75rc5.1 final "recommended", does that mean it is the recommended mod out of the three shown if you only flash one zip? Is there one that you would personally recommend for the skydragon 5.0 kernel 4.2 beta? Thanks in advance for any help. Still learning as I go along :)
[G3 Android Development] Robshr:
OK first yes delete the files then boot into recovery and flash the mod of your choice and yes I personally recommend the 75 version and you only need to flash one here is the link to the one I recommend for skydragon ROM

https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=24052804347809794

And from I gather skydragon is waiting for the update from Verizon before he makes 5.0 official and yes he's planning on updating my CTT mods as well in the official version
[G3 Android Development] fmehdi:
Changelog for the new version ?
[G3 Android Development] Robshr:
I just added the code back into the thermald.conf file which allows you to change the thermals on a stock ROM with a kernel control app if you so desire
[G3 Android Development] Robshr:
Just a friendly reminder to please don't forget to hit thanks also give it a 5 star rating if you feel it deserves it

Thanks Rob
[G3 Android Development] muzammil4570:
Are these mods safe to flash on g3 cat 6 f460 or not or these are only for G3. If yes then which 1 is best and whats the difference between first 5 and next 2.34 step down.
[G3 Android Development] Robshr:
Here is a link for one I made for the cat 6

https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=24052804347792069

It should work just fine but as always backup first
[G3 Android Development] muzammil457:
Thumbs up rob in advnce. I am going to apply this mod. I hope it will work for me.
[G3 Android Development] muzammil457:
i am desprate to flash this mod. And i tried hard to root my device via kingo and one click root but failed. Even cant downgrade my device to 20c via flash tool. I am currently on 20j stock. Any help can u offer. Thanx in advance
[G3 Android Development] Robshr:
You'll just have to search around there are a lot of new root methods out there
[G3 Android Development] j.bolton:
[MENTION=4888382]Robshr[/MENTION] I've got a couple questions regarding the 75° mod. Which version is better for temperature, the 3 or the 4 step? Is there a difference in performance between the two? Can it also be used with a d800 lg g2 running cloudy? Btw, thanks for sharing your work.
[G3 Android Development] Robshr:
The four step down is going to have better performance there won't be any noticeable difference in heat and no the mod is for the g3 if it were for the g2 it would be posted on that forum
[G3 Android Development] Robshr:
Just a question to the people who have this mod installed is there any points that you think needs to be improved on or are you happy with the way it is?
[G3 Android Development] modhack4life:
Before or after flashing your mod do I need to wipe dalvik cache and cache ?
[G3 Android Development] Robshr:
It's really the same either way but I do it after flashing
[G3 Android Development] bjoestanley:
Working great as is!
[G3 Android Development] neinfricatu:
It is great!!
[G3 Android Development] gnashville:
I've certainly noticed my phone being drastically less hot outside of gaming etc. so I'd say this mod has hit the mark
[G3 Android Development] sumbeam:
MOD installed in my G3 (NovaStock rom 4.1 20p). I'll let you know my impressions about it...

75°C with an extra step down version.

EDIT: should I disable "Core control" option in Kernel Auditor's "Thermal" tab?

I also have MPDecisiom activated as said before...

Regards!
[G3 Android Development] modhack4life:
If I make a backup and flash a new rom will I lose this mod? Will I have to install it again on the new rom?
[G3 Android Development] d9ny:
Yes of course
[G3 Android Development] y0000:
I have test the 75° c rc5.1.2 - 2.34 step down with RR rom and Nebula kernel with MSM_Hotplug On and i think works great without problems. Sometimes after reboot the phone battery goes 3c more up from 30c to 33c. CPU starts with 75 like before, to the multitasking its very improvmend and stable all works ok without heatings is summer here i have normal heatings no something weird. The mode works great. For the battery temps every time to reboot i think its because i have 6 months to make clean flash the rom and the kernel i use. Gratz Robshr.

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yes disable core control
[G3 Android Development] modhack4life:
So when I do a full wipe and flash another rom the thermal files in system/etc Will not be affected? What exactly happens when I wipe and flash a new rom?
[G3 Android Development] ilooze:
Does someone have a clue why this mod is not working? From some time this mod is not working for me with any rom. Do I need to change something in kernel manager at Thermal section?
[G3 Android Development] marcdw:
"yes of course" means they will be affected. When you flash a new ROM I do believe anything in /system/etc will be overwritten.

You'll have to do the CTT procedure all over again.

It's not so much of an issue if one settles down with a ROM and uses it for awhile.

If one is a "nightlies flasher" type then using this mod would he a waste of time as one would never get a chance to see if it works anyway.

LG G3 D851, Pac-Man ROM, Tapatalk 4.9.5
[G3 Android Development] d9ny:
Everytime you wipe and flash new rom you need to flash thermal mod/ctt mod again...
[G3 Android Development] ilooze:
anybody? :(
[G3 Android Development] Robshr:
What ROM & kernel

In kernel auditor depends on the kernel
[G3 Android Development] ilooze:
Latest stable XenonHD with it's stock kernel and using Synapse
[G3 Android Development] Robshr:
OK just to make sure in synapse under thermal that everything is off

How are you testing to see if it's working
[G3 Android Development] modhack4life:
And if I back up my current rom with the CTT Mod and restore the nandroid later will the mod be there? Or will I have to flash it again?
[G3 Android Development] Robshr:
It will stay on the backup
[G3 Android Development] ilooze:
Ok I turned everything off under thermal. I will play some games or switch between apps a bit to see if it's working or not. I have to mention that I used this mod few monts ago on stock kitkat and it was working flawlessly. Since then it's not working. I'll come back with feed back
[G3 Android Development] myabc:
please, i installed rom 20u with stock kernel in gr d855 32gb but lags are yet presents. i want try this mod for last idea before sell this defected phone... can anyone tell me what mods from first post have i to flash? have i only flash or must do other modify? thanks
[G3 Android Development] y0000:
Flash 75.rc Mode. The basic to eliminate lag the true way is to change rom or kernel or change kernels governor and kernel settings to find the correct for you to eliminate lags. This mode is most thermal mode not adi-lag mode no have big changes to lag, have big changes to heating issues. G3 have many fast roms with 0 lags and amazing kernels for batterylife. My opinion is this if you need to eliminate lag and create fast phone without lags and without heating issues and very battery friendly. BTW Mode new version works great to heating issues. Gratz.
[G3 Android Development] myabc:
please, can you link ma a rom tested for my 855 32gb without lags? i need lags free and battery like stock rom.... is possible or i lost time to try? please help me......
[G3 Android Development] y0000:
ofc wait a minute i give to prv with instructions. Download mode 75.rc and mode 75.rc with 2.34 step down.
[G3 Android Development] RicardoArantes:
I have the rom Cloudy 2.5 with Gabriel5 kernel, which one should I download??
[G3 Android Development] Robshr:
I run the same and I use the 5th one down 75° with extra step down added
[G3 Android Development] myabc:
please, need help... can anyone tell me what version have i to install on novastock 5? thanks
[G3 Android Development] muzammil457:
for cat 6 which is best over all

which is the best mod for g3 cat6. And 2nd thing how can we confirm that mod is installed or not. Any change inside phone will appear?
[G3 Android Development] Robshr:
I only have one for the cat 6 it's all the towards the bottom of the op
[G3 Android Development] Voty:
Downloaded and instaled.But not sure if everything works ok.Is there any way how to check it out ?

I just want to verify that mod is corrently instaled :)
[G3 Android Development] Robshr:
Give it done time to settle in but you should notice games play smoother and everything should feel smoother and if you noticed your phone getting hot it should stay a bit cooler

Other then that the only true way would be to get baseline temps and processor speeds under different loads and a couple of benchmarks with whatever ROM you're using then do the same after the mod is installed and you'll see the difference
[G3 Android Development] Voty:
Okay thanks for reply ! What about CPUZ and let it get hotter than 60 ° and see clocks ?

Im Running Cloudy 2.5 and using 70° mod
[G3 Android Development] okanb3:
Just flasjed this mod. I was on Cloudy G3 2.5. Am i need to close Core Control at therman settings in Kernel Auditor?
[G3 Android Development] Robshr:
Yes you need to have any other thermal controls turned off to let just the system control it
[G3 Android Development] cowboysgz:
Maybe off topic but if a room is running some init scripts and I change governor and gpu governor, does it override the scripts? (no changing valuables in governor, just changing governor and gpu governor)

Hit the Thanks button if I helped you
[G3 Android Development] Robshr:
Depends on what exactly the init scripts are doing. But in some cases yes
[G3 Android Development] ishanbhatnagr96:
I am running cloudy 2.5 stock kernel.

What all do i need to turn off via kernel auditor to have the best experience?

Thank you!
[G3 Android Development] ilooze:
turn off everything in the thermal section. This question was answered few posts back by the way.
[G3 Android Development] kalaishere:
which CTT mod I need to flash on XenonHD ROM?
[G3 Android Development] mo123456789:
Im running the stock 20w build on a d855. How do i know which zip file to flash?
[G3 Android Development] Robshr:
Anyone without the 2.34 step down
[G3 Android Development] esdrudilho:
Hey man, what is the best for cloudy 2.5?
[G3 Android Development] d9ny:
I used 70c without 2.34 step