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[G3 Android Development] i0r3k:
Good evening from Costa Rica! This is a great mod. Unfortunately, I am so new to Android that it hurts. I am not quite sure which one of all those options above I have to choose. I have an LG G3 D855 International with CloudyG3 2.5 (the latest available) and with TWRP. Would anyone please be so kind to let me know which should I choose or let me know how should I choose the right one for me?

Thanks a lot in advance, I do really appreciate it and please, my apologize if this question is not in the right place.
[G3 Android Development] Robshr:
Here this is the one I use with cloudys ROM. https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=24052804347809786
[G3 Android Development] huzefaonline:
Hi Robshr, thanks for the great mod. I'm using 5.1.2 mod with XenonHD. i'd like to flash the one you shared in the link. so i should just delete the temp file from etc folder, reboot and flash the new mod, wipe dalvic and cache and reboot?
[G3 Android Development] i0r3k:
Thanks a lot Robshr!
[G3 Android Development] Omegadrive:
I'm having a weird issue and I don't know if it is related to this mod, my Catlog is being spammed by Thermal Engine messages, like 60 messages per second

Been disabling modules in Xposed just in case but still the same spam.

Currently on CM 12.1 10/04 build (the last one before they changed base to r24)

Thanks
[G3 Android Development] Robshr:
I see in the screen shot it's only sensors 5,6,7,8 so I'll look into the mod to see if maybe there's an error somewhere

Which mod are you using?
[G3 Android Development] Omegadrive:
thermalmod70rc5.1.2

Without the 2.3 step
[G3 Android Development] Robshr:
OK I checked the mods code and couldn't find any errors and I ran I log on my phone and didn't come up with those errors

I'm wondering what kernel control app are you using and is there a thermal section and is there anything turned on in that section
[G3 Android Development] Omegadrive:
Kernel Adiutor

All off in thermal section

Checked Catlog again and now they are not showing, but every now and then it starts doing it again, something must be triggering the occurrence.

I'll do some more testing and see if I can catch what is causing this.

Update:

Happens when I open snapchat, I have Snapprefs installed in Xposed. As soon as I open the received snaps and switch to Catlog there is the spam.

http://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/1/view/co6js5q4j3s5pbn/Stuff/2015-10-07-15-36-37.txt

Update 2:

Just installed latest CM build (based on r24) and installed without your mod to test, getting same issues in Catlog, so spam seems not related to your mod. Many thanks for looking into it thou and sorry to bother you. [emoji5]
[G3 Android Development] ramnoob:
i flashed the 4th one after deleting thermal-engine-8974.config and termal-engine-default.config cause i only found these two in my system/etc on d850

what can happen to my device?

i wish nothing bad happens amen
[G3 Android Development] Robshr:
Nothing you're good to go
[G3 Android Development] ramnoob:
Thanks

Thanks , my phone just booted up and android is upgrading ran, phone is working fine.

But are 2 problems with cloudy rom i've been facing even before flashing this mod, they are that messaging app is a lil laggier than the stock and smart bulletin gets laggy if i add music player or qmemo in it, why is that so?
[G3 Android Development] Robshr:
Not sure I'm also on cloudy and I use textra and quickmemo and nothing is laggy at all

You could try clearing the apps caches
[G3 Android Development] ramnoob:
maybe its the model difference

no other app is laggy neither the qmemo, smart bulletin is a lil laggy and messaging app takes a lil more time than on stock, and one thing i wanna ask too is that cloudy rom will be updated to android M?
[G3 Android Development] Robshr:
Not sure
[G3 Android Development] ramnoob:
can you tell?

can you just tell me that when you installed the rom did you use any custom stuff that was also available in aroma installer?

sorry for consuming your time
[G3 Android Development] levider:
Which I should install for XenonHD?

Thanks
[G3 Android Development] Robshr:
Anyone in the first section 75 is what I use

Just a reminder ( to everyone) follow the instructions
[G3 Android Development] levider:
With step down?
[G3 Android Development] jokerpappu:
8

use the 75 mod with 4 steps down
[G3 Android Development] dfogelstrom:
[MENTION=4888382]Robshr[/MENTION] - running Euphoria latest (9/28 I believe) on LG G3. What would be the best DL for your mod? ( I also run 777 kernel but mod it with Kernel Auditor)
[G3 Android Development] Robshr:
With 777 kernel it depends on whether or not you've over clocked or not

If you're not them any of the first ones I use the 75 with the extra step down added if you are over clocked than use the one for over clocked kernels
[G3 Android Development] :
Which version would you recommend for someone trying this for the first time who doesn't use the phone for gaming or anything super resource hogging (I don't think) and just wants to have smoother transitions when scrolling or moving from tab to tab, app to app etc? Even after de bloating and greenify-ing and such there's still some jerky, lagginess on my G3. It's this sort of mod overkill for a light user?
[G3 Android Development] Robshr:
Go with the 70 mod without the 2.34 step down
[G3 Android Development] :
Old thermal files

In my system/etc folder I just have thermal-engine-8974.conf and thermal-engine-default.conf. Are those the ones I want to copy and delete? Do I need to find the other files you listed?
[G3 Android Development] Robshr:
Yup just those two
[G3 Android Development] abced123:
which exact mod do you use on ur own with Cloudy G3 ROM ?
[G3 Android Development] Robshr:
I use the 75 mod with the extra step down
[G3 Android Development] gillim74:
I have the at&t d850 running cyanidel which mod should i use i do game and stuff
[G3 Android Development] miodzioo1:
Which mod on AICP?
[G3 Android Development] cowboysgz:
Well that's not the way to ask. I'm pretty sure [MENTION=4888382]Robshr[/MENTION] is tired of answering same thing over and over again. Read the OP and you'll find your answer.

Hit the Thanks button if I helped you
[G3 Android Development] BurtGummer:
So to my understanding the first five thermal mods in the OP raises the throttle temperature? The speed step-down however is still set to stock 1.5 GHz?
[G3 Android Development] meyerweb:
From the OP:
[G3 Android Development] emptyPD:
Hi, Thanks for the mod :) im using on my new LG G3, one question, in the OP video(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v8iQltQK-co) i see a Led blinking in the guys phone, this a mod for show the CPU Ussage in the LEd or something like that? if thats the case whats the name of the mod?

Thanks in advance!
[G3 Android Development] Robshr:
All of the non specific mods are compatible it depends on your kernel and your choice
[G3 Android Development] kumeall:
Will someone tell me, which mode to use with Resurrection Remix, with stock RR kernel because I just flashed OC thermalmod75 rc5.1.2.zip with 2.34 steps down and literally my battery was going backwards while charging whenever I was using phone or skyping. Please help.
[G3 Android Development] Robshr:
Use the 75 mod from the first section of mods and make sure to follow the instructions
[G3 Android Development] y0000:
Robshr you create CTT mode for Android M? or not need it?
[G3 Android Development] Robshr:
Will have to see once marshmallow comes out for the g3 so I can take a look
[G3 Android Development] digitall1982:
I flashed 75c 5.1.2 on stock 20w, and when charging phone with original 1.8A charger it's not charging if I use it, sometimes goes backwards! It charge normaly only when I'm not using phone at all.

Do you recommend 75c with extra step down? I don't know what extra step down mean, and for what rom is that..
[G3 Android Development] Robshr:
I don't see it being the mod causing it check for a rouge app or something in your settings or CPU control app
[G3 Android Development] digitall1982:
maybe its' not this mod fault, can't tell for sure because this is first charge since flashing new rom.. and nothing else changed, everything is stock..

what about extra step down? is it better for flashing on this 20w rom? or should I stay on 75°rc5.1.2?

thanks
[G3 Android Development] Robshr:
The extra step down is all I did was boosted four bump downs instead of just 3 with the other. The extra bump down should give you a little better performance then the other one. Only thing I can say is return to stock and see of the problem still exists

If it doesn't then I would need your original thermal files and what CPU app you're using and what all the settings are especially the thermal section. Also check to see if it had been overvolted
[G3 Android Development] noidman123:
I'm actually having similar problems. First it was on cloudy g3 with stock kernel now it's with cloudy g3 and Gabriel kernel. My phone usually charges very quickly and while the performance and temperatures with this mod are immensely better, it barely charges now, sometimes even dropping a few %. I use Ampere to check things and I see that it's charging at 100-500mA on AC. I use Kernel Adiutor to change kernel settings. I'll update the post in a few to include Kernel/Mod versions

Edit: okay so I'm using mod version "thermalmod75rc5.1.2"
[G3 Android Development] Robshr:
That's strange I was on cloudys ROM and kernel and had no problem charging even with the hotspot on and me being on the phone

If you're using kernel auditor is everything turned off under thermals. You two are the first to report this so I'd really like to try to figure out what's going on
[G3 Android Development] noidman123:
Sorry for the late reply but it seems like either the battery stats aren't being reported right or it really isn't charging right. After a reboot, for the first hour or so for me the phone charges very slowly, then after that it starts charging rapidly.
[G3 Android Development] digitall1982:
can someone provide me stock 20W files please? didn't do backup..

I want to back on stock for try other kernel with thermal control..

There is back to stock zip in OP, but there is four files, and that is probably not from 20W, because there was only two files in system/etc

edit; if I delete those four files that flashed with this mod, and dirty flash my rom, that mean i'm on stock?
[G3 Android Development] Robshr:
Yes if you dirty flash your ROM again that will return you to stock
[G3 Android Development] Robshr:
Update: I've compiled a new thermal mod for xdabbeb's ROM and possibly all 5.1.1 ROMs I'm in the process of testing. So far all is great on xdabbeb's ROM going to do further testing on this ROM and a couple of other ROMs stock and aosp
[G3 Android Development] Robshr:
New version

Anyone wanting to test the new 5.1.1 thermal mod message me and I'll give you the link also include your g3 variant and the 5.1.1 ROM and kernel you're on and whether it's stock or aosp

Thanks
[G3 Android Development] Trueray:
I volunteer as tribute. On CyanogenMod 12.1(aosp), stock kernel, Canadian variant D852.
[G3 Android Development] Benholder90:
Can someone tell me which one i need for d855? Running cloudy 2.5 thanks
[G3 Android Development] marcdw:
Search the thread please. Asked and answered a few times.

Plus I forgot anyway. [emoji4]

LG G3 D851, Paranoid Android, Tapatalk 5.2.7
[G3 Android Development] Orcam:
[MENTION=4888382]Robshr[/MENTION] Can someone mirror these? Android file host is down due to some major fibres being cut, I assume due to street work or a digger or something but it is not possible to download anything at the moment.

I could always wait, but if someone is lurking with the files on hand it would be helpful to upload them!

Edit: No worries. They fixed it! Most of the sites downloads were down for about 2 hours.
[G3 Android Development] samuelaviv:
Hey, any chance you make a 80 degrees version for overclocked kernels? Im using the standard 80 and I think its causing me to revert to stock max a bit after I change it.

Thanks dude This MOD is a life saver.
[G3 Android Development] jookdakang23:
Im running resurrection remix 5.1.1 veeizon g3
[G3 Android Development] Robshr:
Yes what do you have the kernel clocked to and what are the available scaling frequencies you can find them in sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling available frequencies take a screen shot of them
[G3 Android Development] digitall1982:
I think that something changed in stock 21A rom, because it goes to 77c without any mod...

previous versions of stock roms didn't do that
[G3 Android Development] samuelaviv:
Im scaling to 2880, here are the scales:

268800 300000 345600 422400 499200 576000

652800 729600 806400 883200 960000 1036800 1113600

1190400 1267200 1344000 1420800 1497600

1574400 1651200 1728000 1958400 2265600

2342400 2419200 2457600 2572800 2726400

2880000

Thanks.
[G3 Android Development] Robshr:
Just wanted to inform everyone on some recent findings of mine.

I purchased the lg urbane about a week ago now my phone runs almost 5 degrees higher than before.

Now the mod is still working well I went back to stock thermals and after being on the phone and watch at the same time doing stuff like backing up and installing apps the phone shut down due to heat now with my mod the temps stay low enough that the phone doesn't overheat.

Just to let anyone know who has a smart watch or gets one and wonders about the heat
[G3 Android Development] Slmii92:
If I wanna go back to STOCK thermals, do I only need to copy the STOCK files back or also flash the STOCK zip you've provided?
[G3 Android Development] Robshr:
Yes just delete the existing then copy your originals back set permissions and reboot
[G3 Android Development] Slmii92:
Could you tell me the permissions I need to set them to?
[G3 Android Development] Robshr:
Set the to 644
[G3 Android Development] Robshr:
New 5.1.1 thermal mod beta v-2 now up in op

Changelog: (Goals)

Improved GPU speed

Faster charging

Note: as stated in the op these 5.1.1 thermal mods are based off the latest thermals released and are still in beta testing.

All of the thermal mods posted work with all versions 5.1.1 and below.
[G3 Android Development] Eyalkn:
Will it work with cm13? Using unofficial cm13 now on my G3.
[G3 Android Development] Robshr:
* Updated op with version 2.1 *
[G3 Android Development] :
Can anyone tell me, which version is the right one, when I use Cloudy v2.5 on my G3?

There are many versions of this mod available in first post, but I only can see RC or Beta version.

Thanks in advance
[G3 Android Development] gdonanthony:
i wanted to ask the same question also.. is this mod working on AOSP roms ?
[G3 Android Development] Robshr:
I have been able to see if it will work on an aoso ROM as that is Verizon users are limited in the ROMs we have right now it should work because it effects the kernel settings but but just follow my instruction on saving the files and see if you have the three or four files in there if you do then it'll work
[G3 Android Development] Robshr:
That depends the stock kernel on the ROMs and the stock rooted ROM and kernel are missing the file that allows you to change the thermal values at least for Verizon now I don't know what variant you are using and what ROM and if you have a custom kernel flashed there all factors on whether or not you can do it on the fly

Now after flashing my mod yes you can change the values on the fly with android tuner and I've done some additional tweaking that can't be done with android tuner
[G3 Android Development] pblasi:
Sure it's a silly question, but... do we really need to wipe dalvik/cache every time after flashing this mod? What if we don't? thanks!
[G3 Android Development] Robshr:
You probably don't have to I just suggest it for good measure making sure there's nothing from the previous settings lingering around
[G3 Android Development] Robshr:
testers wanted

I have been testing on vanir aosp for the last hour and all seems to work fine vanir appears to be the same as lollipop with only one thermal file but after running some benchmark tests to heat up the phone it throttles the same as stock so by flashing my mod added the capability to have thermal controls and so far seems to improve on the throttling if you or anyone else is running an aosp ROM or a lollipop ROM and are willing to test it out and let me know the results it would be greatly appreciated thanks Rob
[G3 Android Development] Robshr:
testers wanted

Please read my previous post as I said in there in vanir ROM there is only one thermal file but after doing some testing it seems to throttle the same as stock but after flashing my mod and doing some more testing it seemed to help I was wondering if you're running a lollipop ROM would you or anyone else be willing to test it out with my mod flashed and let me know the results
[G3 Android Development] GTMoraes:
Lollipop ROM here. Willing to test.
[G3 Android Development] tobitege:
[MENTION=4888382]Robshr[/MENTION] I'm in the process of configuring/restoring apps on new AndroidNow 3.2 Lollipop... after that I'll be happy to test your mod, no problem. Will post again when I have something tangible to report for you. :)
[G3 Android Development] Robshr:
Thank you both for your willingness to test the mod I'm looking forward to your results
[G3 Android Development] tobitege:
Sure thing, Rob. Might have to wait till tomorrow morning my time (CET), but will get back to you asap.
[G3 Android Development] tobitege:
[MENTION=4888382]Robshr[/MENTION]: do you recommend any app for testing your mod, e.g. some sort of temperature/CPU logging tool?

Installed your mod on AndroidNow 3.2 and so far I don't have any issues, but not sure how to report usefull info to you... :silly:
[G3 Android Development] Robshr:
Yes android tuner will do it under the CPU manager tab it will show both frequency and temperature or really any other app that tells you both the frequency and temperature CPU temp is another one

And run a benchmark test with antutu to let the phone heat up and then after the test see where the temperature and frequency is at

And if you could once before you install the mod check the results in android tuner then wait a while to let the phone cool down and then do it again with the mod installed and that should help tell you if the mod is holding the frequency at the higher temperature

Also if you could pm me your findings as to not clog up the forum thanks
[G3 Android Development] tobitege:
[MENTION=4888382]Robshr[/MENTION]: I've now tried several apps (3c Toolbox Pro, CpuTemp and others), but there seems to be no CPU temperature sensor and I got only the battery temp shown. I can run Antutu without noticable throttling (scores between 38K and 40K).

CpuTemp says that it's only guessing the temp and with that during Antutu it went up to 82°C.

Did that help anyway? ;)
[G3 Android Development] Robshr:
Yes that helped some from what your saying it seems to be working but in android tuner under CPU management it shows the CPU temperature It's last in the line if text across the middle of the screen

Now with the temperature at 82 was the frequency still at 2.45ghz ?
[G3 Android Development] tobitege:
Q: my thermal* files have date of 01.08.08, 14:00 and not the November dates of the files within the ZIP (I just went back into recovery and flash the thermalmod-80 again). Is this correct or strange? :confused:
[G3 Android Development] Robshr:
It's correct mine has the same date I don't know why it doesn't change the date but the files are changed
[G3 Android Development] whoamigriffiths:
I'm happy to help test for Lollipop, do you have a specific zip hidden in your pocket for it?
[G3 Android Development] Robshr:
Lol no try the ones posted in the op try the 80 zip thanks
[G3 Android Development] GTMoraes:
I notice some improvement during heavy usage (+30m screen continuously on, multitasking with music playing), less stuttering, but notable increase in the warmth. Using the 75 v4.1

Living in a hot country doesn't help at all
[G3 Android Development] Robshr:
Here use this one it's the one I use on cloudy ROM

https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=24052804347809786
[G3 Android Development] moomoon03:
Hello do you think you can make this mod for lg g2 ?
[G3 Android Development] Robshr:
I could but don't really feel it needs it my g2 with oc kernel runs as fast as my g3 without any heat issues
[G3 Android Development] mrgian:
I am confused on which file I should use on my f400k. Running exodus rom. I have this heat issue when using xmodgames in clash of clans. The back of my phone is really hot that could fry an egg! Will this help on decreasing the heat?
[G3 Android Development] dorwoo:
Is flashing the zip to return to stock enough? I don't have the stock thermal files.
[G3 Android Development] Robshr:
The return to stock is now probably outdated and alot of ROMs have now altered there thermals so now there are just to many different ones I can't put up all the different stock thermals so I'm actually taking it down now

What you can do is dirty flash your ROM and that will return you back to stock then copy the thermals so if you flash the mod again you have the originals
[G3 Android Development] Eyalkn:
[MENTION=4888382]Robshr[/MENTION] I have an issue where the screen dims itself the more the CPU heats up more than 70c. Could it be from this mod? I'm using 75rc5.1.2 on XenonHd 5.1 aosp rom.
[G3 Android Development] Robshr:
I'm not sure if this affects all ROMs but I know with the new 5.1.1 stock ROMs have had a problem with it dimming to low in low light areas I also noticed a slight heat up since updating to the latest 5.1.1 so I installed lux light which takes over control of the automatic dimming and let's you adjust it which for me seems to have helped. The mod is not culprit
[G3 Android Development] Eyalkn:
I use the auto brightness app and I even uninstalled it and manually put my brightness on 100% and when I still got that issue it still showed that I'm on 100% although the screen was barely readable from how dim it was.
[G3 Android Development] Robshr:
There are a couple if things you could check make sure you either deleted or renamed your original thermal files also see in your kernel control app that it's not controlling your thermals and that if your kernel has intellitherm in not active
[G3 Android Development] Eyalkn:
All my thermal controls are disabled by me using kernel auditor but I didn't delete any of the files before installing assuming that they will just get replaced.

Update: in the end the cause for that was the rom itself XenonHD.
[G3 Android Development] juanmaasecas:
Same problem here, how did you solved it? Xenon HD is my favourite rom but in the few latest updates, it seems like CTT mod doesn't work properly. It's a pity the screen dining and the cpu slowing speed a lot at 60 degrees or so (when charging for example).
[G3 Android Development] Eyalkn:
I thought it was CTT too but it's not, it happens also after a clean install of XenonHD with no mods involved. It happenes when the CPU heats above 60°c so an easy way to test it is by doing benchmarks couple of times. So I just switched to broken os.
[G3 Android Development] pidjong:
Hi Robshr, i'm kinda new to this Mod. Can you explain the differerence between the "no step down" and "step down to 2.34"? How does the "no step down" manages the heat if it will not throttle to lower frequency? (This is from what I understand the use of this mod). Also what's with the "extra step down" of 75 deg? Been reading the thread for awhile but can't seem to understand still.

Thanks
[G3 Android Development] Robshr:
OK the difference between no step down and the 2.34 step down is that some kernels include that step down as part of there kernel others skip it and go right down to 2.26. So I made those mods so the l that the kernels with the 2.34 step down actually utilize it. As far as the extra step down most kernel use 5 step down points with all the other mods I only changed the first 3 and left the last 2 stock, with the extra step down I changed 4 and left the last 1 stock