yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[LeEco Le Pro3 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other D] D1stRU3T0R:
2265? That's the max for sd820
[LeEco Le Pro3 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other D] exice:
Sorry, I might be an idiot, but 2.2ghz is the maximum standard speed of my CPU.

The specification of the sd820 says it runs at 2.2ghz. I would not call it overclocking if the CPU runs at its standard speed?

Or are you telling me that the kernel is overclocking the CPU with a tiny 65mhz?

https://www.qualcomm.com/products/snapdragon/processors/820

This guy is running the old Snapdragon 800 on 2.8ghz (original 2.3ghz):

https://wccftech.com/qualcomm-snapdragon-800-overclocked-288-ghz/
[LeEco Le Pro3 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other D] Ace42:
Different times. None of the devs are going to implement an OC anywhere near 2.5Ghz, let alone 2.8Ghz. 2.4Ghz is stable for 821, and 2.2 for 820. End of story.

If you want higher you need to create it yourself. :cowboy:
[LeEco Le Pro3 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other D] exice:
I guess some of you misunderstood what overclocking means. It is not suppose to be "stable". It is suppose to unlock all possible clock-speeds. It should be up to the user what clock-speed he wants to run/try. The thermal throttling protection should keep the CPU safe and in any case, it's not the responsibility of the developer anyways to keep the users devices "safe". Especially as it's not the "main" kernel, but a "special overclocking" version, which the user agreed to install.

What is the point in limiting the speed to the specification of the CPU? Then it's NOT overclocking! I DO understand that the guy is not charging for this kernel, nor he is forced to change anything. But to release a separate kernel which is claiming to be a "special overclocking"-version and then limit it to the speed it is SUPPOSE to run at in the first place? What is the point?

Btw, quote from the link I posted earlier:

"What’s more is that the Snapdragon 820 can be overclocked as high as 3 GHz, as can be seen in the image below."
[LeEco Le Pro3 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other D] meangreenie:
Silly question, but does this work on stock eui roms?
[LeEco Le Pro3 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other D] D1stRU3T0R:
No
[LeEco Le Pro3 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other D] mosimchah:
I know my kernel name is "BlackScreen" but I don't actually want to give users a BlackScreen (hard brick), overclocking that much is just dangerous, if 3GHz was at all safe and provided an actual improvement, all the oem's would be doing it, especially since it would help them beat the iPhone in benchmarks, which none can do right now. I don't want users to think they're risking getting a brick when flashing stuff I release
[LeEco Le Pro3 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other D] D1stRU3T0R:
You said you have a surprise for 5.2. When are you going to release it?

Also, blackscreen.... Bs... bullsh, nwm
[LeEco Le Pro3 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other D] mosimchah:
Just been busy lately with real life, haven't forgotten BlackScreen 5.2, no eta though, and yeah I wasn't thinking about the initials when I made the kernel name:victory:
[LeEco Le Pro3 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other D] exice:
What are you talking about? Why would an OEM release kernels with overclock capabilities? The Snapdragon 820 runs at 2.2ghz according to the specification. Therefor, the OEMs will run it at that speed.

YOU, on the other hand, claim to have a kernel that offers overclocking, thus MORE than the specification provides (2.2ghz+). Just because you unlock the options to run up to 3ghz, does not mean that you have to set 3ghz as default in your kernel. Of course you simply release the kernel with the default 2.2ghz setting, BUT also enable all other options for apps such as Kernel Auditor. IF the user first installs your kernel (knowing that it is a special OC version) AND installs Kernel Auditor AND then set it to 3ghz, do you seriously think that he will blame YOU for bricking his phone? The goal of the user is to overclock his CPU, that's why he chose that version in the first place! The user that would actually do all those steps knows what he is doing (or is an idiot and who cares about idiots?). But in any case, this discussion leads nowhere. You obviously already made up your mind with releasing an "overclock version" that, in reality, does not overclock **** (or very very little).
[LeEco Le Pro3 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other D] Quavosh:
Actually if you gave those "experts" a hard brick maybe they would learn from this a lesson?. Even latest S845 doesn't go on 3ghz. Smartphones aren't made for OC. Especially Leeco ones?.

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Long time ago OP posted that his OC version wouldn't support more than 2,4 ghz. Users agreed to that statement. Then you came and you are telling us that this is not OC. It is becouse the clock is higher than OEM give us. Even on 2,4 ghz phone becames unstable. So make kernel with true OC even 5 ghz if u want but don't bother us on this thread with your knowledge :)

Kisses ;*
[LeEco Le Pro3 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other D] exice:
Well, if it actually gave me the option to chose 2.4ghz I would be satisfied with that. Because that WOULD be considered overclocking, as my CPU is "made for" 2.2ghz. But I don't have that option. The highest I can go, is 2.2ghz, which is the factory specification of my CPU, thus NOT overclocked and it is NOT higher than the OEM gave me.
[LeEco Le Pro3 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other D] D1stRU3T0R:
I really understand your point. You are trying to say that the OP "only" unlocked the freqs which leeco "locked" for us, and this isn't overclock, we're only using "normal" specs.

So, just renaming the "OC kernel" to "unlocked freqs kernel" would solve everything, right?

(also, I'm curious if we could archive higher freqs, I feel that the gpu is bottlenecking us, that would be awesome, but we already have huge improvements)

Oh, and 2.4GHz would be awesome, but i guess you would run in thermal throttling in some mins.

If sd821 is basically 820, why we can't achieve those freqs? Like, with amd fx 8300 you can (almost) achieve 5GHz, like with FX9590(factory oced, like sd821 maybe? Yea sure better binning and etc, but maybe isn't such a huge difference)
[LeEco Le Pro3 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other D] Johndays01:
Actually, you can go to 2.3ghz at x722.

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2.165ghz is the default maximum.
[LeEco Le Pro3 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other D] D1stRU3T0R:
Can you tell what special thing it will have?
[LeEco Le Pro3 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other D] 4K2K:
Guys, OCing phone CPU is different than OCing PC CPU. And this is coming from a person who's been OCing CPUs crazy for decades. In fact, OCing a phone can actually get you worse performance due to throttling. Unless you installed a heat sink and a fan that can dissipate heat, there is no point of doing it unless your purpose of using a phone is drooling over synthetic benchmark results.
[LeEco Le Pro3 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other D] exice:
Does it matter? An OC-kernel should unlock all possible options. It's up to the user to experiment with voltage, clock speed and thermal throttling levels. Why would a kernel prevent you from doing all that when it calls itself a OC-kernel? Then just remove the OC in front of the kernel-name, because it is simply not true. It is just a "performance optimized kernel".
[LeEco Le Pro3 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other D] inknow:
Things work differently on Android and you cannot set clock speed and voltage on the fly. The kernel is overclocked because at least one of its frequencies is indeed higher than the base version.

While there may be some reasons to seriously OC your smartphone, they aren't mainstream and most users won't care for them. Serious OCers will probably rather opt for a phone with better cooling and SoC, such as the ASUS ROG monstrosity with its SD845 and vapor cooling.
[LeEco Le Pro3 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other D] Incogn:
And who are you to decide how to call kernel or what freqs dev unlocks? It is OC kernel, because it offers speeds a bit higher than stock kernel, period. You come here attacking people, calling their work/naming of work incorrect, then demanding something no one else really wants. I dont understand what your problem is. Okay, you made your point, oc for you is 3ghz, that is not happening. Still want to use it? Go ahead, enjoy. Dont want to use it? Then dont use it, end of story. Why all this nitpicking and blame for developer? And sorry, but your points like "Oc kernel should unlock all possible options" are just pure bull****. You should go read the term overclock again and its meaning. Even if it boosts cpu freq by measly 50mhz above OEM released version, technically its still oc kernel.
[LeEco Le Pro3 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other D] tsongming:
How about replacing the self entitlement with some gratitude.

In addition to building great ROMs [MENTION=6227169]mosimchah[/MENTION], Spends his free time creating kernels that will work on a wide range of ROMs for no pay whatsoever. He doesn't even have a PayPal!

Thanks to him we all have options. So he can call the kernel whatever he wants to call it!

Instead of wasting time complaining about free software, go learn to build a kernel yourself.

His repositories are on Github feel free to improve upon his expertise. Just keep in mind that there are no Qfils available to fix your inevitable brick.
[LeEco Le Pro3 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other D] exice:
No, OC has nothing to do with unlocking software enforced limits. Read the definition at Wikipedia. OC is when you make the HARDWARE run faster than what it is suppose to run (according to the specification). In this case, the Snapdragon 820 is set to run at 2200mhz by Qualcomm. Thus, to OC that CPU, you need to run it FASTER than 2200mhz. If LeEco decided to limit the speed of the CPU in their kernel (software), is irrelevant. But in any case, I don't really give a ****. I already recompiled the kernel with OC clock options available. Just don't understand why it wasn't done in the first place. I am done with this discussion.

But for the ones that cares, I am running it at 2350Mhz just fine. Together with some other tweaks, I now get 190k in Antutu 7. Also ran a 100% CPU test from full battery to dead without any issues. But even IF my phone would blow up, it's MY choice. Not some developer that seems to think he needs to hold my hand through the process.

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Do you mean "in general" or in this fake OC-kernel? Because I was not able to chose anything faster than 2265mhz.
[LeEco Le Pro3 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other D] inknow:
A'ight cool.

Out of interest though, what benefit did you get out of it? Did your phone run hot? Did you OC the GPU core as well? What was your battery life with it?

I'm asking all of these things because mosicmah released his kernel for the general public so general use is its focus. If you have a different project in mind, that's cool as well.
[LeEco Le Pro3 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other D] D1stRU3T0R:
Ik, I'm an ocer myself too :) i own top 1 oc on 1 gpu, hehe

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Also, now did you oced to 2350 or what? Bcs now you said that you couldn't chose anything fater than 2265 (or are you talking about bs kernel?)

Oh, and I really agree with that you said. It's up to the user to play with the freqs, and whoever is playing with it, should know what it's doing.

Oh, and OC isn't available everywhere. Look for ex kirin socs.
[LeEco Le Pro3 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other D] exice:
100% correct. But "mainstream" people would not install a s.k OC-kernel either.

Noboby wants to OC? Do you realize that he made the OC-kernel just BECAUSE people wanted it! They would not stop nagging about OC, so he made that extra kernel. Get your head out of your ass!

Yes, I got some benefit. Some games starts a little bit faster etc. Yes, it does get hot when gaming. I would not suggest using a cover for your phone when overclocking. Battery life is fine. Not really effected, as the CPU does not run 100% on day-to-day tasks. If I run games, of course the battery life will be a bit shorter, but it's pretty short anyways (if you play lots of games). Sorry, but I would not agree about the OC-kernel being targeted to the "general public". That is what his non-OC-version should be for. Why else create a OC-version other than for people that want to OC?

Yes, I am running on 2350mhz now. I recompiled the kernel to enable the extra clock options.
[LeEco Le Pro3 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other D] BrateloSlava:
Hot!!! Hot!!! Hot!!! Some users are asking to turn off the fast charge in order to lower the temperature. And some - on the contrary. Even more increase the temperature by overclocking the processor. ;)
[LeEco Le Pro3 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other D] Ace42:
Time to try 2419mhz, which is stable on zl1 (821), then 2.5ghz. It will bring you closer to your dream ?

Yeah, fast charging isn't important to me. It heats the phone more compared to a "normal" charger.
[LeEco Le Pro3 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other D] exice:
Well, that is kind of the point with overclocking :) Getting the most performance out of your CPU/GPU. :)

Well, I tried higher, but it's not stable. 2350mhz was as high as I could go on my device. Your results might be different.

Btw, if you don't like fast charging, why don't you just use a 500mA charger then? That's what I do. But not because the device gets hot. I want my battery to last as long as possible.
[LeEco Le Pro3 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other D] D1stRU3T0R:
2350 at what voltage? Also, try overclocking the GPU too, and I can give you a commit to modify so you/we will have higher screen refresh rate. (57 vs 64 or whatever is possible)

Also, if I charge my phone from my pc, with slow ma, like 300-500, is that "healthy" for my battery?

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I'm sorry, but lol, those are stpd af.... It's a feature, and features can be disabled for whoever want. Mosimchah made 2 kernel, one for... Beginners and one for us, gamers, ocers etc, who want max performance and doesn't really care about heat or battery (to a point)
[LeEco Le Pro3 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other D] Incogn:
Beginners? Okay, let me be as ignorant as you. More like adults who have common sense and use their phones in daily life, depending on its stability and performance. The OC kernel is a gimmick for kids who play around with their phone having nothing better to do, reaching for some impressive numbers in syntetic benchmarks that mean absolutely nothing.
[LeEco Le Pro3 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other D] :
One post removed.

I'll be subscribing here for a bit because it seems some of you need to chill out. Let's remember that this is a hobby and supposed to be fun, no?

No need for name calling or abusive language at all. Please try to remember that there are users of all ages here. Profane, abusive replies will not be tolerated and they could get you into trouble.

Be respectful to ALL members at ALL times. No need to post that you are reporting someone, just report it and mods will handle it.

Sound good? Great!

Now back on topic and be cool! :cool:

Thanks!
[LeEco Le Pro3 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other D] exice:
Sorry, but that entire sentence is offensive. OC is just for "kids"? Everyone is like you and use this phone in their "daily life"? etc... What do you know about the reasons others wants to OC? And why do you assume all people use this phone as their "daily driver"? Syntetic benchmarks means nothing? How else would you compare different devices? It might not mean that much compared to "daily use". But it sure as hell means something.

Yes, it is. It's true for all Lithium batteries. Charging with slower "speed" (lower mA), will make the battery last longer and store a little bit more charge. Fast chargers hurts the battery. If you want your battery to last even longer, you should only charge it to like 80-90% and never let it discharge to more than 10%. That's what Tesla is doing with their car batteries, which are Lithium batteries. They use li-ion batteries and phones usually use lithium-polymer. But they have almost the same characteristics. Basically phone companies today use built-in batteries and fast chargers because they know the battery will last less than 500 charges that way. Which means many people will buy a new phone each year.

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So he reported ME, but got his own post removed? Fantastic! :)

In any case, point taken. Will use better language for the sake of the kids.
[LeEco Le Pro3 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other D] tsongming:
Sorry to ask you about this publicly. But I did message you privately about this, and did not hear back. I am guessing that you get to many PM's to realistically deal with and can no longer answer. Yes, I can relate to that!

Respectfully, will you please remove your 26s firmware for the X722 from android file host: specifically the firmware-26S-X722-le_zl0.zip.

I have X727's so it doesn't affect me. But, I know of 5 people who bricked their phone using this firmware.

Last week, I personally caused two of those bricks by sharing your link in one case and the file itself in another case. Although, I informed the users that I hadn't used the firmware, I still feel terrible about it. There is no benefit in sharing firmware that locks the bootloader, and these people were using it on custom Roms.

Thank you.
[LeEco Le Pro3 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other D] inknow:
You aren't wrong, but the difference is pretty much negligible either way. IIRC charging to 80% instead of 100% will net you a whooping 10% battery capacity after 5000 cycles - from a drop to 80% battery capacity to 90%. Seeing that 5000 charging cycles is more than a decade's worth - it's not really that major difference.

QC is also harmful, but you tend to see its effects once you go past the 9V/3A of current phones. It barely scratches 1C (it takes my phone ~1hr to go from 20% to 90%. which is 0.7C), which is the rate you see the sharp drop off in battery life. Also, most batteries have some sort of protection from reaching "true" 100% or 0% to prevent micro-charging and dead batteries - but I do not know if it's the ROM/kernel's responsibility and whether it's utilized in everything.
[LeEco Le Pro3 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other D] D1stRU3T0R:
Lol what?

Gimmick kids? I don't want OC for benchmarks, i want it for better gaming experience. You know, this phone starts to be old and outdated, specs are already "bad" and only OC can help us now, I won't buy another phone until this one doesn't die. Also, you know that higher freqs means higher performance ans fluidity. I don't want to wait loading or smth else, and I can't live with low fps. If you're in the category of "normal daily usage phone" than stay there and don't flame us.

There is already a kernel for you, for daily usage, and already one for us, with "OC"(even tho low but...) so calm your horses.
[LeEco Le Pro3 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other D] Incogn:
Dude learn to ****ing read okay? I said let me be as ignorant as you, then i said oc kernel is for kids. Because you said normal kernel is for beginners, which is utter nonsense and the ultimate show of ignorance. But why am i even bothered, enjoy your oc kernel kiddo.
[LeEco Le Pro3 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other D] D1stRU3T0R:
Beginners, whats the problem? Users who doesn't care about performance and scores, normal users, name it however you want.
[LeEco Le Pro3 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other D] :
Chill out guys. :)

I don't want to have to remove any posts or hand out penalties.

Thanks!
[LeEco Le Pro3 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other D] Incogn:
beginner

bɪˈɡɪnə/

noun

a person just starting to learn a skill or take part in an activity.

And thats completely false. I use normal kernel and ive been in these forums since i dont know, 2010 probably, since HTC Desire HD. Funny how you say name it whatever you want, but this whole argument was started because apparently OC kernel name is misleading and wrong :))
[LeEco Le Pro3 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other D] mister syslik:
It's pretty stupid action. You can made kernel with 3+ ghz but i think you know the result. Very old qualcomm snapdragon (2014 year) 807runs at default 2.7 ghz, but processor uses max 40% of this freq. It's just a marketing

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I after all when that already lifted this subject in this topic. I showed you what will happen if you use the phone at such frequencies. Up to you, it's still not realized that if you use a frequency above 1.6 ghz, will you burn your phone or are you more likely to kill the battery? Tell me, how can you be such a stubborn ram to not be aware of this? I showed on screenshots to you how at a frequency of 2.3 ghz the phone was heated to 86 degrees Celsius in 3 minutes. Do you realize that this leads to the inevitable death of the battery? What the hell to overclock, if the maximum permissible temperature of the processor is not higher than 65 °, this temperature keeps me at a frequency of 700 mgz on a small cluster and 1600 on a large cluster. Take and put the kernel with thermal ptotection, and look at the maximum frequency of the game. It will fluctuate around 1.4 ghz. Do you know why this is done? To ensure that such boobies like you did not burn their phones, and then did not complain to the developers that because of them the phone began to work badly

Phones aren't made for playing huge games, if you professional gamer, sell your leeco le pro 3, go to the shop and buy a PC, don't forget to buy additional cooling, because you are cool overclocker, you need max of power
[LeEco Le Pro3 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other D] D1stRU3T0R:
Here we go again.

1. I know about temp throttle, but you know in ALOT of cases, the 2.3GHz is used only 1-2 secs until it finishes the work.

2. I don't know where you live, but i can play more than 3 min even at performance governor(i never use it for daily usage, or gaming lol), so I don't really have that throttle problem.

3. Killing the battery? Lol, everyone is doing that, why should I care if i use the phone only for some years? I used my last phone alot for gaming, and still had very good battery life.

4. Don't talk now about the protection, it's fck logjc

5. Already told you about my PC and oc, but here we're talking about ANDROID GAMING. Jeez...

If you don't like OC (it seems like this) stop posting. You already told your opinion, and it doesn't really belong here.

Ps: it's snapdragon 805 not 807, at least that's what i found
[LeEco Le Pro3 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other D] Coconut tree:
Is there a kernel build where the small cores aren't clock at 1500mhz
[LeEco Le Pro3 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other D] tsongming:
Use a kernel manager and lower them down.
[LeEco Le Pro3 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other D] Coconut tree:
Sorry for the confusion I'm wondering why the small cores are clocked at 1500mhz instead of 2100mhz
[LeEco Le Pro3 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other D] slgooding:
Regarding OC kernel discussion

Can you all PLEASE stop spamming this thread? Go argue somewhere else. Start a new thread under discussion (where that belongs). I typically read through an entire thread to stay up to date, and this is just annoying.

Thank you.
[LeEco Le Pro3 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other D] exice:
If I remember correctly, the little cores of the Snapdragon 820 are running at 1593mhz according to the specification. Running them at 2100mhz would probably not work.

Or maybe you have a device with the Snapdragon 821?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Qualcomm_Snapdragon_systems-on-chip#Snapdragon_820_and_821
[LeEco Le Pro3 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other D] D1stRU3T0R:
He has 821 i guess.
[LeEco Le Pro3 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other D] Coconut tree:
Yope