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[G3 Android Development] dutch45612:
Thanks you for the tip [MENTION=3763274]m1trand1r[/MENTION]. .. But fine tuning it with those apps seems to affect only the thermald file, witch doesn't seems to be taken in account when it comes to the temp trigger... I tried with mp-decision on/off, intelli-plug on/off, frequency luck on/off etc... The only file which seems to matter (on my system) is the thermal-engine-8974.conf, witch won't be edited with those apps...I tried the file that [MENTION=4888382]Robshr[/MENTION] send to you at the first place and it worked great, except i can't seems to find to have it worked like switching up the frequency sooner rather than waiting for the temps to go a long way down to 55°or so... I really have an hard time with this device sticking those overclocked frequency ;) ... When sticking to stock frequency the thermal files initially created by [MENTION=4888382]Robshr[/MENTION] really worked like a charm...
[G3 Android Development] Robshr:
Did you flash and test the new modi I posted for you?

Also let me know exactly what kernel you are using so I can post the new mods in the op for that kernel if they work well
[G3 Android Development] dutch45612:
Thanks for your effort [MENTION=4888382]Robshr[/MENTION] :).

I am using the [MENTION=4794976]777jon[/MENTION] kernel :

http://xdaforums.com/lg-g3/development/kernel-777-kernel-t3003115

Along with his rom EUPHORIA :

http://xdaforums.com/lg-g3/development/rom-euphoria-os-1-0-t3048515

Well with the last file you sent to me unfortunately the frequency does not stick... At 80° it would drop to 2457 then to 2265... Then it stays there (2265) until i let it drop to about 60° where it would stick to the stock 2457 and stay there... I tried with hot plug on and off and the result is the same, the overclock aren't sticking... Editing the thermald file with 3c toolbox doesn't seems to change the behavior in anyways... Thanks again for your time my friend :) If it's too much trouble finding what is causing that behavior forget about it, the stock speed are not to complain about with that device... It's just that obsession to have it the fastest it can be...If you want me to help you out trying different setting just tell me...
[G3 Android Development] Robshr:
Well it's not just you I've seen a lot of posts saying that the oc won't stick including myself when I tried an aosp ROM with an oc kernel there was no way I could get the oc to stick and have yet to find anyone that has got it to stick so it's not just you I think it's something to do with the way lollipop works and art runtime
[G3 Android Development] dutch45612:
Yes as you said there must be something that interfere with the oc in some ways that we could dig a long time to eventually and potentially gain a few mhz (IF we find something) ... Doesn't worth it is already fast enough ;). For my part is been a week i dedicate myself to make those frequency sticking and they still laugh at me(the frequencies) , if i put my ear close enough to the device i can ear them ;) ...

Thanks for your time my friend and if i find something else be sure i'll post it in that thread.
[G3 Android Development] Robshr:
Yeah I think I'm going to go back to dual booting a stock and an aosp ROM with an oc kernel to try and figure out a way to get the oc to stick

Because I too am obsessed with making every device I have and have ever owned the fastest it can be will probably flash tomorrow
[G3 Android Development] dutch45612:
Well if your going dual boot in order to flash an aosp you should really try the [MENTION=4794976]777jon[/MENTION] euphoria I'm on... I formatted the data and cache partition to f2fs and then flashed the rom, and it's pretty darn fast... The fastest i tried on the g3... And when inactive the cpu usage is next to 0%... But I'm on a 852 so you have more options than i do ;)...
[G3 Android Development] j.anderson618:
This will work for stock lollipop right?
[G3 Android Development] Robshr:
Yes
[G3 Android Development] pletpetplet:
Hi all,im with Darkobas aosp rom with 777 kernel,what verison is good for my device?
[G3 Android Development] Robshr:
If your not overclocking then as I say in the op I recommend the 75 version

You could also try the new one I posted in post #385 as I've have yet to find anyone that can keep the oc to stick but that mod will keep you clocked at top stock speed for much longer
[G3 Android Development] 3dawg:
Does this mod survive nightly updates? Or should I reflash each time. Since it's just replacing some files in system\etc I presume it survives the updates.
[G3 Android Development] Robshr:
Yes it will survive the nightly updates the only time you'd really need to reflash it is if you flash a different kernel
[G3 Android Development] digitall1982:
few questions;

- is this mod already in cloudy g3 2.2 rom? coz it's mentioned there and i am using that rom

- can't find that four files in system\etc, i got only this two: thermal-engine-8974.conf, thermal-engine-default.conf (using es file explorer), does it matter?

- will wipe the caches dalvik/cache delete something else in my rom?

- and will i have any benefit from that mod because i'm not playin games and that kind of stuff.. just wanna more speed in everyday usuall tasks?

thanks!
[G3 Android Development] pletpetplet:
I flash this all is ok so far.Sorry for my noob question,this mod is safety for our devices or not cuz i play a lot games.
[G3 Android Development] m1trand1r:
- did [MENTION=270378]Cloudyfa[/MENTION] mentioned it in changelog ?

if yes then it is if no then it's not...:)

- other two files that you can't find in rom are for modifying thermals with app like 3C toolbox :)

- wiping cache and dalvik does only that nothing else is wiped:)

- you will gain more speed and less lags on the cost of higher temperature of your device....mod allows to run CPU at full speed since it allows higher temperature and CPU doesn't throttle down so fast as on stock thermals....I flashed 80°c mod on cloudyg3 1.2 KK version which i'm running atm and that warning when device heats up and you can't set brightness to more than 80% due to temperature increase is gone...so....that's good...and....ui doesn't have those micro lags when device reaches 75°C....it's fluid:)

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[G3 Android Development] Robshr:
Yes he is correct cloudy mentions the mod as a option it's not included in the ROM and as for the rest of the questions he is also correct
[G3 Android Development] m1trand1r:
I learned the rest from you...you told me...i just pass on...saving your precious time mate...;)

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[G3 Android Development] digitall1982:
ok, i flashed that 80c mod and try some heavy usage, in antutu it goes up to 84c... is that ok?

here is the interesting thing, antutu score is 39900 just like before mod ! is that normal? (cloudy 2.2. rom)

in heavy 3g games it goes up to 81-82 max and phone is quite hot..

can't say that i see some huge improvements overall, but little smoother it is..

i was never before tracking cpu temp, now i did it just to see is this mod working, and i noticed that some moderate multitask usage like installing apps, youtube, browsing etc warming up cpu over 65c ! that mean stock is already throttling at that kind of usage.. so this mod helps anyway !

i got just one more question; if i want to back on default stock settings, just copy mine 2 saved files back to system\etc and delete remaining 2 files, wipe caches? will es file explorer let me do that?
[G3 Android Development] Robshr:
Yes that's OK but like I say in the op I recommend the 75° mod it won't get quite as hot

As far as the antutu score you should have a slight increase in score especially after the phone had sat idle for a while but it might not be noticeable this mod doesn't oc all its doing is keeping the CPU at a higher frequency for a longer period of time so you'll have less lag

And yes to revert back to stock just delete the files the mod flashed and push your original files back wipe caches and reboot
[G3 Android Development] onetik:
This and the RAM mods are must haves for all G3 owners. Really brings out the best of the device. Thanks OP for your hard and great work!
[G3 Android Development] onetik:
I just had a quick question: if I want to try the 70 mod but I have already installed the 75 mod, I simply flash the new zip in recovery and wipe my caches right?
[G3 Android Development] Robshr:
You are correct that's it
[G3 Android Development] onetik:
Is the mod saved as part of nandroid backup and restored when the backup is restored? Thanks!
[G3 Android Development] m1trand1r:
yes & yes;)

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[G3 Android Development] Robshr:
It's something to do with the kernel as I to can not get the oc to stick and have asked around and have found that no one seems to be able to get the oc to stick
[G3 Android Development] xVermicide:
which ram mod?

Sent from my LG G3
[G3 Android Development] dutch45612:
Well i didn't find a decent solution myself but i found workaround if you use tasker... It has to do with thermal-engine, since thermald service doesn't seems to be present in aosp rom. Of course entering the shell command : " #stop thermal-engine " would disable completely the thermal-engine protection and leaves you the freedom to stick any frequencies at will... But it also leaves you unprotected witch is not so nice.

Basically it comes to this, when the first thermal step is triggered, you basically needs to reset the kernel throttle protection to have your frequency stick again... So monitoring every few seconds the file : "/sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_max_freq" with cat command and dumping it in a variable will tell you if the frequency did unstuck itself... Then If it's the case, monitoring the file "/sys/devices/virtual/thermal/thermal_zone0/temp" will tell you if the temps dropped enough for your taste in order to reapply your max frequency... If it's the case then just reseting the value of the thermal throttling and reapply the frequency will do :

echo Y > /sys/module/msm_thermal/parameters/enabled

echo N > /sys/module/msm_thermal/parameters/enabled

echo %KK_CPU_FREQ_WANTED > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_max_freq

Using Tasker and monitoring those files every 5 seconds or so will cost you about 0 cpu and will get you the job done meanwhile somebody finds a way to use thermald instead of thermal-engine... For my part since a week I'm back to stock rom since i was missing the camera and split-screen service so bye bye the overclock ;), and i an still using [MENTION=4888382]Robshr[/MENTION] thermal-engine-8974.conf file witch works really well...

If anybody needs the tasker profile i can upload it for you...
[G3 Android Development] onetik:
Does changing the kernel remove this mod?
[G3 Android Development] Robshr:
I'm not sure but I believe it does
[G3 Android Development] zoman7663:
No it doesn't, these files are independent.
[G3 Android Development] pradeepjoshua:
Mega is down reupload on different host
[G3 Android Development] Robshr:
Mega is fine if you are on lollipop and using xposed some browsers don't work you can either download mega advanced downloader or use a different browser like chrome
[G3 Android Development] m1trand1r:
works fine on my phone with boat browser lol....I just import files to my mega acc and then I download 'em using Mega app from Playstore....simple as that....

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[G3 Android Development] phillymade:
Are you refering to this RAM Mod? http://xdaforums.com/lg-g3/general/solution-optimize-ram-management-t2944773
[G3 Android Development] eXcylon:
Gaming is much more fun right now. Thx for this badass mod :thumbup::thumbup::beer:

via LG G3 @ Resurrection Remix
[G3 Android Development] onetik:
Yes.
[G3 Android Development] Robshr:
Added thermal mod zip just for Blisspop ROM
[G3 Android Development] m1trand1r:
in addition to this great news....you can add that it works with Android 5.0.2 and 5.1.x if you wish....i'm using it since you made it....:)

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[G3 Android Development] Robshr:
Thanks for the feedback and it's been added
[G3 Android Development] Robshr:
Here's a new thermal mod 70° test version hopefully for improved battery life without sacrificing performance. I'd like some testers to run it for a while and give me some feedback as to whether or not it has improved their battery life here's the link.

https://mega.co.nz/#!rwwXGTCL!E_P44brlxs1yRBwFzOFcAxRHiCqGM_rK65xZLUBe7NM

Please leave your feedback here. . http://xdaforums.com/lg-g3/development/testers-ctt-mod-t3099147

I will also add it in the op
[G3 Android Development] shaarky:
[MENTION=4888382]Robshr[/MENTION], for which edition is it (the test...)? stock/aosp/Blisspop?

Thank you.
[G3 Android Development] m1trand1r:
I think it's for Stock roms....else it would be explicitly stated. Right [MENTION=4888382]Robshr[/MENTION] ?

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[G3 Android Development] Robshr:
Yes it's stock

The blisspop mod doesn't seem to have the battery drain as the stock 70° mod does as it's much but I'm always trying to improve if it helps I will make the same changes to the 75° and 80° mods then I'll see what I can do with the aosp mods
[G3 Android Development] DominatingSystem:
On stock lollipop I can't find the files in system/etc..

There's only 2 files... Instead of 4 in your zip..

Or is there another zip?
[G3 Android Development] m1trand1r:
There's no other zip my friend....and those two files in your rom are fine....those two that are extra in zip are for modifying thermals via any app capable to do so...this way you don't touch original files....nothing is wrong...just flash and test out....but as always ...make a backup of those 2 files that you currently have in your system/etc/...just in case if you'd want to revert back....:)

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[G3 Android Development] takis:
I want to get the stock value as max 60deg... On cm11 and cm12.1 what to flash pls?
[G3 Android Development] Robshr:
You can use the 75° mod . I've not personally tested it on cm 12 but it should work if you find it not working send me your original thermal files from system/etc and I'll modify them
[G3 Android Development] takis:
No options for the actual stock value 60 degrees? When it comes to cm 11????

Thanks... Whats the " for overclocked aosps" value?
[G3 Android Development] onetik:
Hi can you please share which app you are referring to? Would love to apply this mod from within an app if possible.
[G3 Android Development] Robshr:
The over clocked version is set at 75° if you post me your thermals from system/etc I'll make one up for you at 60′
[G3 Android Development] m1trand1r:
I don't use that as i'm perfectly satisfied with Blisspop thermal mod...it's rockin' around ...OC'ed at 2.611mhz I can reach 80°c with 0 lags...insane ;)

But to get to your request ...one app t[emoji23] [emoji23] hat can modify thermal-engine is 3C toolbox from playstore formerly known as Android Tuner...

:)...ups...failed screenie [emoji14]

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[G3 Android Development] takis:
Ok let me flash cm11 first... How can i send you the files?
[G3 Android Development] Robshr:
Using a root browser app navigate to system/etc and scroll down until you find the files that start with thermald or thermal you might only have one file or a couple of them but copy them to your SD card then upload them to a cloud account you have like Dropbox or mega and post the link to it than I'll be able to download them
[G3 Android Development] takis:
Ok give me sometime mate... Thanks..... Do i have to do the same for lollipop cm12.... ???

Oh and are you going to v

Create a zip for me?
[G3 Android Development] Robshr:
Yes and yes
[G3 Android Development] dmxpeter:
Hello, I'm using RR rom as my secondary rom with multirom. I am would like to flash this kernel, however, I am a bit afraid and I don't know which one zip file should I flash. One more thing: when I was backing up those files, I've found only one file, I uploaded it here https://mega.co.nz/#!ZpxVWYaA!JuoJWA_hig0NiIBSR0ualkdbNP_ClZ6gAKXlNF-kpKI

Could you tell me, what to flash or create zip file for me? :)

Many thanks and good job! :)

PS: I am using custom kernel (777), since stock kernel doesn't support multirom.
[G3 Android Development] m1trand1r:
just one note....this is not kernel...it's thermal mod in relation to the file you uploaded....just to be clear...;)

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[G3 Android Development] sikorski:
Thermal mod for Resurrection Remix 5.4.3

Hi [MENTION=4888382]Robshr[/MENTION] excellent work!

Can you make your MOD for the Resurrection Remix Rom please? :)

Regards.
[G3 Android Development] m1trand1r:
one post above mine bud....;)

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[G3 Android Development] Robshr:
I'm working on one now just waiting on downloading and flashing RR to test for myself to make sure it all works
[G3 Android Development] sikorski:
Thanks [MENTION=4888382]Robshr[/MENTION] !!

Regards.
[G3 Android Development] Robshr:
If I'm not mistaken 777 kernel is an oc'd kernel and if it is you can use the mod for aosp oc mod and if you oc and the settings don't stick use the mod for blisspop
[G3 Android Development] m1trand1r:
I believe you got my post wrong mate....I deleted certain quote....above yours quoted post....he doesn't know which zip to flash and I believe he thinks that he's flashing kernel with your zip....at least that's how it looks from what [MENTION=5058780]dmxpeter[/MENTION] wrote above....right?

btw: I know very well what is what and what to flash where....;)

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[G3 Android Development] dorwoo:
Is this needed if I'm on a custom kernel with Intelliplug?
[G3 Android Development] dmxpeter:
[MENTION=3763274]m1trand1r[/MENTION] I am sorry, I probably wrote it wrong, I meant zip file of this Thermal mod. I wrote what kernel I am using, because I though that it can be helpful for [MENTION=4888382]Robshr[/MENTION].

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Do you think it is safe to flash the mod for aosp oc mod or the mod for blisspop on RR rom? Isn't there risk of getting bootloop? Thanks.
[G3 Android Development] Robshr:
Is the kernel your using an oc'd kernel ? And there is very low risk of a boot loop but always nandroid backup first
[G3 Android Development] m1trand1r:
oh my...nevermind then...

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[G3 Android Development] dmxpeter:
So, I flashed Thermal mod for overclocked aosp CPU 75°, everything seems to be fine - no bootloop, no lags :)

Thank you very much :)
[G3 Android Development] dorwoo:
Flashed the 70° version and ran an antutu test but got only 36k.
[G3 Android Development] m1trand1r:
read my sig....[emoji14]....and don't make this thread benchmark scores thread....it's not about bench scores....it's about actual performance that you can feel...not measure ...ok?

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[G3 Android Development] onetik:
I only get around 27k with fully stock everything. With this mod, everything feels snappier so don't worry about benchmarks.
[G3 Android Development] dorwoo:
Yea, tested again with the phone cooler and got 41744, not bad.
[G3 Android Development] m1trand1r:
I don't wanna be ass....but can you please stop with benchmarks....please....:)

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[G3 Android Development] dorwoo:
Haha, no worries mate,i don't care about benches, just checking if everything works [emoji14]
[G3 Android Development] c8ilu222:
This really works.Thank you!I use the 75c version on CloudyG3 2.2,android 5.0
[G3 Android Development] Robshr:
The blisspop thermal mod is confirmed working with resurrection remix with a cutom kernel like 777 or rin

I would still like a few more people to test and confirm

just make sure to backup first just to be safe
[G3 Android Development] onetik:
Ok have been using the new battery friendly mod for a few days now, and battery life seems better than before to me. Also phone seems to heat up less than before as well. Good work mate!
[G3 Android Development] takis:
Is custom kernel actually needed ?
[G3 Android Development] Robshr:
No I believe it will work just fine with the stock kernel
[G3 Android Development] Michelangelos:
The new Version is only for 70° option right?

I´m using the old version with 75°....this new version didn´t have that option correct?
[G3 Android Development] Robshr:
Not yet the new 70° mod I put out for testing and have gotten all positive feedback so. I will be updating all the versions within the next few days
[G3 Android Development] fjsferreira:
THEORY, SUPPOSITION and SPECULATION TIME

What if modding the thermal throttling hurst performance instead of helping it?

Here's my, again, theoretical, reasoning (no hate please):

1st situation - no thermal modding:

Cpu is under heavy load -> temperature rises

Thermal throttling kicks in -> CPU temp quickly decreases, CPU frequency decreases too

Because temperature has decreased -> CPU can work now more efficently again, rising and declining max freqs. as needed

Process repeats - temperature is under control, cpu works better, battery temp under control, less drain, smoother operation

2nd situation: thermal mod on

CPU under heavy load -> Temperature rises

Thermal mod kicks in -> keeps CPU on higher freqs -> temperature still high

Because temp still high due to thermal modding -> Cpu freqs has to decline at some point for not to fry the cpu

Temp declines a little but we are still doing heavy stuff on the phone -> Thermal mod kicks in again, maintains cpu in high freqs at high temp.

Temp will never decrease too much if phone is under heavy load bc of thermal mod -> CPU under high temp and freqs contantly, biiiig battery drain, very inefficient operation

Please, don't kill me, but this makes some sense to me :D
[G3 Android Development] m1trand1r:
Ok....as you said...no hate...at all:)...

But your theory doesn't really stick....Why?

Under 1st point....you missed out one huge thing....LAG....Why?...due to CPU throttling down when we reach certain thermal limit...e.g. 65°c ....then CPU scales down to lower frequency to cool itself...this exactly is causing LAGS all over the system and/or in process your currently running which needs CPU power at max speed and doing something automagically takes longer than usually under full CPU power:)....then if you continue with hardcore usage your CPU will never scale up again as it will be just in between temperature scale where thermal thing is holding CPU to not heat above that point....that's my experience not just a theory or opinion.:)

As under point 2...there won't be any LAG at all due to thermal mod allowing CPU to run at max speed set...naturally with this you might get more battery drain but you don't lose your superb quad core performance which I personally need sometimes....and in addition to that...any task(you name it) will perform much faster than with throttling limit and maybe heat up device a bit more....but...maybe...just maybe....battery drain wouldn't be so severe if certain task isn't something really demanding and takes long time to perform it...now look at this please:

^^^this Is my current battery status and i've been at work for 8h...i've been listening to music almost all the time...(there were periods where I just poped out my in-ear pieces due to communication with people but I left music playin' all along ) and I still have 34% of battery left...I am using Blisspop thermal mod....heck...I was a 1st tester to help out [MENTION=4888382]Robshr[/MENTION] making it:) and help us out of LAG which nobody really wants to face:)

I am also clocking my cpu at 2.4ghz if that matters..;)

Oh...and highest temperature I measured during game play was 87°c ...in Dead Trigger 2....yes...battery was draining very fast...like in any other game....but if you do anything else that's not graphicaly demanding ...battery drain isn't that severe....

Does this make sense?

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