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[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PowerSorce:
I have a nexus 6p running a custom rom "PureNexus" 6.0.1 marshmallow. Everything was working fine until one day my VoLTE stopped working. I can no longer make calls and utilize Internet simultaneously. I have HD voice/VoLTE activated on my Verizon account. I've snooped around the network settings and made sure I was on CDMA, I also made sure to check if voice over data was enabled. Next, I stopped by Verizon and had them look at my phone thoroughly. The Verizon representatives also installed a new SIM card just to eliminate the possibility of the SIM card being the issue, yet I had no good luck.

Another interesting thing to note is that when I use another SIM card outside of my service provider on my phone, VoLTE works fine. The issue seems to lie in the fact that my phone is not accepting the network VoLTE as it should.

any suggestions or ideas of how to fix this issue?
[Nexus 6P Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Exodusche:
[MENTION=7931675]PowerSorce[/MENTION] I had issues with connections on Oreo couldn't imagine running Marshmallow. I would try running Nougat either stock or PN. It ran the best I found as far as Bluetooth, wifi and mobile are concerned.
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[Xiaomi Mi Max 3 Guides, News, & Discussion] windwaver:
Hi folks, I'm torn between the snapdragon 636 and 845. I know 845 is the more powerful chip but I'm not exactly a power user.

I play games which runs well even on the snapdragon 625 and I love how the chip stays cool even with extended gaming sessions. On the other hand, I've had bad heat experience with the older 8xx series of snapdragons. No matter what I do they heat up so much till I can fry an egg with those phones.

Now the hard decision comes because the prices of Max 3 is just a little shy of the poco f1. I'm just sick of heat and would like some hands on feedbacks from the excellent community here.

Thank you so much!
[Xiaomi Mi Max 3 Guides, News, & Discussion] misterk267:
I have the Max 3 and I have no problem with even higher end games at max settings - mobile CPUs have gotten so powerful that there aren't many things around that can actually challenge them anymore, even at the mid-range price point. I would consider myself a power user, and the 636 keeps up with everything I do with zero issues. I would recommend the Max for it's huge battery and reasonable screen resolution - anything above 350ppi is a waste anyways, and the Max 3 has exactly 350.
[Xiaomi Mi Max 3 Guides, News, & Discussion] windwaver:
Hi misterk267,

Yeah, I certainly like the new format of the Max 3 and how much the battery can last before I have to charge it. Problem is the pricing is just so close to the Pocophone and it doesn't come in 6/64GB configuration.

Since we're on it, I just like to know the heat produced by the SD636. Does the SD636 ever throttle? I'm assuming the SD845 does throttle under extended continuous usage beyond 30 minutes.
[Xiaomi Mi Max 3 Guides, News, & Discussion] FlashSA:
I pre-ordered the Global Rom Mi Max 3 @ $290 before the Poco F1 was announced. As I am still waiting for it to be shipped, I have been very torn between it and the Poco F1 and wondering if I should cancel the Max 3 and rather get a Poco. I have to say that I don't game at all, so a Flagship chip like the 845 would probably be wasted on me. While the Poco has a slightly better camera, I am sticking with the Max 3 because of that massive battery life, bigger screen for media consumption and no notch. I'd love to rock a flagship chip and buy into the Poco hype (which is justified - amazing bang for buck), but I have wanted to own a Mi Max device for so long, so will have remorse if I don't hold out for my on order Max 3!
[Xiaomi Mi Max 3 Guides, News, & Discussion] Tharg0r:
I cant get my 6GB/128GB .eu ROM Mi Max 3 to heat up no matter what I do to it, PUBG while charging no bother, it doesnt even get warm.
[Xiaomi Mi Max 3 Guides, News, & Discussion] windwaver:
Yeah, that's the thing I love about the 600 series of Snapdragons. My worry is SD845 heating up too much; it happened on my old cellphones with the older 800 series of Snapdragons.

However, the SD845 is on 10nm while the SD636 14nm. Max 3 has a larger screen that makes typing much easier, IR blaster and battery that allows me 2 full days of usage.

Really torn between Pocophone and Max 3.
[Xiaomi Mi Max 3 Guides, News, & Discussion] FlashSA:
Maybe I must buy both
[Xiaomi Mi Max 3 Guides, News, & Discussion] lawong:
if you need root go to pocophone as xiaomi has increase the waiting time for unlocking bootloader for their device , but not with pocophone.
[Xiaomi Mi Max 3 Guides, News, & Discussion] dinhvtai:
I dont see any torn between these devices:

- You just see the torn because you want the best of both (battery, screen of max 3 and the performance of poco).

- IMO, after purchasing MM3 (went up from MM1) then continuing found out Honor play, Honor note 10, Poco, etc. I dont have any regret or think back because:

-- I defined clearly the reason why I chose MM3:

1/ great battery

2/ huge screen

3/ the performance which is enough for my daily use.

4/ Not too expensive.

So you should only feel the torn when MM3 cannot afford for your daily use and there is another phone with the same price/better specification or lower price/same specification, something like that.

Imagine that after buying poco, there is another phone which is even better than Poco, how do you think at that moment? Sell poco then buy that better phone? :D
[Xiaomi Mi Max 3 Guides, News, & Discussion] misterk267:
I hadn't really thought about it, but now that you mention it I don't think I've ever felt my 6/128 Max 3 get warm at all. That being said, I've never had an SD845 device, so I can't comment about how they compare.

For what it's worth, my 636 hasn't failed me yet in the gaming department. I can run strangers wrath with all graphics settings maxxed out, and that's the most graphically intensive game I really play. And it STILL doesn't get hot.

Unless you want the SD845 for bragging rights (totally understandable!), I'd advise you to get the Max.
[Xiaomi Mi Max 3 Guides, News, & Discussion] SUPERUSER:
You can try this app.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=skynet.cputhrottlingtest

Look if the temps rises and if the graphs dip after the test has been running for a couple of minutes.

If they do that indicates that the one or more cpu cores are being underclocked after a while to restrict heat output.

I have done this on my phones with different cooling paste to test before and after results.

I did look at some of the teardown videos on youtube on the Mi Max 3 and it has a square almost dry grey probably dow corning preapplied cooling paste.

It looked dry and teared in the video so its not very good to begin with.

The cooling paste is only for the RF shield.

Under the RF shield is two blue thermal pads. One big for the cpu and one smaller for the radio I think.

None for the storage chip.

Would be interesting to see if changing the cooling paste makes any improvement..I'll wait until my warranty expires before I open my Mi Max.

Under the RF shield with the pads, one alternative is to put copper thermal shims to make contact with the rf shield or a better quality thermal pad with higher thermal conductivity on the cpu and radio chip

http://www.thermal-grizzly.com/en/products/13-minus-pad-8-en

Teardown video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yAwL1Q4k-C0
[Xiaomi Mi Max 3 Guides, News, & Discussion] misterk267:
Nice share.

I ran the test for 5 minutes, and the results show throttling to 76%. That being said, the end experience is what really matters - I've certainly had heavy gaming sessions that lasted well beyond 5 minutes with no slowdown, though I have to wonder how Xiaomi's gaming optimization affects throttling when active. It's also possible that 76% is still enough to run these games. I'll add the app to the list of games and run another test in a few minutes.
[Xiaomi Mi Max 3 Guides, News, & Discussion] misterk267:
Here is a screenshot.
[Xiaomi Mi Max 3 Guides, News, & Discussion] SUPERUSER:
Yes this app puts a load that is kind of balls to the walls..you rarely ever push the cpu this hard in real life even in games on android.

But it gives an indication in which direction you might want to look at look at. Its a little on the warm side but its okay.

Its not going down below 50 to 40 to 35%. That would be a significant warning sign for heavy thermal throttling

Edit:

The screenshot is totally passed. Nothing wrong about that.

Starts off way up in the green and hovers in the high yellow and kind of stays there for the duration of the test and doesn't drop any lower than that.

If you see any low points that quickly rises back to its normal state and you know you touched the phone that might be why.

If you accidentally touched the screen or give the phone any additional stimulation it will decrease the result and it will show up at the given time on the graph.
[Xiaomi Mi Max 3 Guides, News, & Discussion] misterk267:
Out of curiosity - you said you have run tests on other phones before and after swapping the thermal paste - have you seen any/significant changes in throttling when doing this?
[Xiaomi Mi Max 3 Guides, News, & Discussion] SUPERUSER:
No just slight. The top values are the same.

Just that it takes longer for the cores to start underclocking.

Of course the phone don't have any fans to exhaust this heat so you can only prolong the time before and to when the cpu cores are starting being underclocked. That's where the limitation comes in.

The cooling paste only improves the thermal conductivity so it reaches the far end of the phone quicker than with the old crappy cooling paste.

So we cannot compare this to a laptop or desktop computer where you change the cooling paste and see dramatic results because you have fans that push the heat away from the computer.

My honami dimmed the screen before and it took almost 5-6 minutes until it started feeling a littler cooler and the screen brightness slowly coming back to its original state.

And I couldn't see the damn screen! It was like the screen was off.

Now the phone gets VERY HOT!! and the screen dims. But the brightness returns after just a minute and the phone is already cool to the touch.

So the new cooling paste helps to quickly collect and move the excess heat. If compared to the old cooling paste that did not move the heat out of the way and the phone did not feel warm other than right above the motherboard while now the whole phone is scorching hot indicating that all that heat that collected at one spot is now helped to spread out to the whole area that is thermal conductive.

Same goes for my Z ultra but its a larger phone so it don't have the same issue as the smaller honami.

And the smell of a hot iron is gone too. You know the smell when you heat up your clothes iron and it starts smelling like hot materials.

Very hard to explain. But that scent is completely gone now when the phone gets very warm.
[Xiaomi Mi Max 3 Guides, News, & Discussion] misterk267:
Thanks for the explanation - even if it does not give dramatic results, it's still pretty interesting to see what happened when you made the modification. I don't think I'd ever have the courage to try something like that :crying:
[Xiaomi Mi Max 3 Guides, News, & Discussion] souljaboy:
How can you be torn between a 6 and a 7 inch screen? They are completely different beasts! Decide how big of a phone you can put up with (bigger the better) and then buy the corresponding one.

No processor could make up for a smaller screen for me.
[Xiaomi Mi Max 3 Guides, News, & Discussion] windwaver:
I wish there is a Max 3 with SD660 instead :fingers-crossed:. I really love the Max series for its battery, it's actually lighter to carry a Max phone than any other phone with a battery pack. The only thing is the weight; it'll be great if it's 200g but I prefer a larger battery than not.

I wouldn't hesitate to buy a Max 3 if it weren't for the price; it's almost the same as a Poco and I really prefer a 6/64GB configuration for the Max 3.
[Xiaomi Mi Max 3 Guides, News, & Discussion] windwaver:
Wow, great post! Have you had the chance to do this with any SD845 phones? It seems that the Pocophone has some sort of heat pipes. I certainly don't want an SD845 that throttles way below an SD636 after gaming for 30 mins.
[Xiaomi Mi Max 3 Guides, News, & Discussion] windwaver:
Pocophone seems to have a multitouch bug. Does Mi Max 3 has this problem?
[Xiaomi Mi Max 3 Guides, News, & Discussion] windwaver:
Problem is this

https://www.reddit.com/r/Xiaomi/comments/9df99r/selling_my_poco_f1_because_of_its_bugs/
[Xiaomi Mi Max 3 Guides, News, & Discussion] lawong:
buying xiaomi device is a gambling now , too much quality issue , my redmi note 5 ai screen now looks so pathetic where the ghost image so noticeable .
[Xiaomi Mi Max 3 Guides, News, & Discussion] SUPERUSER:
No I haven't and I probably have no plans to have one either.

The 845 is actually a desktop oriented chip put inside a mobile device "because we can".

So it explains the heat output.

The last flagship device I owned was with the Snapdragon 800.

I'm not sure if I'll ever buy a flagship unless the market changes back to how android started.

The motto for a flagship was "balls to the walls with no compromises".

Today that has changed to being a prototype made mainstream, as thin as possible.

Bigger batteries is for *******. We aim for world record in the smallest capacity with every new flagship.

Big phones are boring.

Micro sd card are for cheapscates.

Water proofing is for kids.

Our phones don't cost much to manufacture but we know that our target audience will pay anything.

Read article: https://www.phonearena.com/news/Xia...ompany-to-offer-a-phone-for-over-699_id108536

That is why I held on to my phones since 2013. I rather keep my money in my pockets and wait for a more balanced model.

Mi max 3 is probably the last device that fullfill this gap. The Huawei equivalent is not relevant as you cannot unlock their bootloader anymore
[Xiaomi Mi Max 3 Guides, News, & Discussion] windwaver:
Yup, Huawei is no longer relevant eversince their bootloader is locked for good. If MM3 had an SD660, it will be a no brainer which one I should go for.
[Xiaomi Mi Max 3 Guides, News, & Discussion] oatcooky:
I'm facing the same dilemma myself. My Mi Max 1 is ancient yet still fast with long battery life. The SD650 GPU is also faster than the one on the SD636 ?

I really want the Max 3 for the screen size but I also want the amazing camera on the Mi 8 and Poco F1. The Max 3 camera is decent, hopefully the gyro OIS helps make low light pictures look better. That and a good Gcam port. I don't care much about the CPU, a midranger 6xx chip is good enough for me.

Too bad Xiaomi won't make a premium Max with a 710 chip and the Mi 8's cameras, like a Mi 8 SE with a huge screen. They already make a dozen models so one more wouldn't hurt.
[Xiaomi Mi Max 3 Guides, News, & Discussion] karlax:
In that case, you're gonna be happy to upgrade... I went from a Mi Max Prime (SD652) to a 6gb/128gb Mi Max 3 and I'm really glad I did so far.... The screen is gorgeous (but you won't feel it's that much bigger than the original Mi Max).... Battery wise, it's awesome, as was the Mi Max.... On the camera side of things, it's WAY better than the Mi Max (actually, that was my only grief with this phone, I must admit)... Overall, the Mi Max 3 feels thinner in your hands, that's basically a big Redmi Note 5 (my wife bought one two months ago)....

IMPORTANT sidenote: The Mi Max 3 doesn't have Gorilla Glass. You really need to buy a screen protector or you WILL scratch the screen (I did anyway...ouch)
[Xiaomi Mi Max 3 Guides, News, & Discussion] windwaver:
I was hoping for the SD660 but a 710 wouldn't hurt :fingers-crossed:. Is the SD650 on Max 1 really faster? It's definitely hotter on the 28nm.
[Xiaomi Mi Max 3 Guides, News, & Discussion] oatcooky:
Gsmarena's Max 3 review shows the SD636 GPU being slower than the SD650/652, although single core and multithreaded CPU performance are equal. That old 28 nm process isn't great for power savings though.

It's funny how such an old chip and device are still competitive two years on. I'm surprised why Xiaomi used a 636 instead of a 660, their CPUs are comparable but the latter has a much stronger GPU.
[Xiaomi Mi Max 3 Guides, News, & Discussion] windwaver:
Even more amazing is you can still buy Max 1 :laugh:. Is the SD650/652 really hot?
[Xiaomi Mi Max 3 Guides, News, & Discussion] oatcooky:
Nope, it runs cool under my usual work usage. I only play old RPGs on it once in a blue moon and it doesn't get hot. I've tried some of the latest 3D titles just for fun and it did get warm, although it never throttled even after an hour of play.

My Redmi Note 3 has the same chip as the Mi Max but it runs even smoother under MIUI. My Max 1 runs Lineage, I get awesome SOT at the expense of some performance. That's perfectly fine for work purposes. The 65x, 66x and 63x chips are all cousins (the all-A52 625 is an outlier) and for me, they're good enough to preclude buying a flagship 845 device.
[Xiaomi Mi Max 3 Guides, News, & Discussion] windwaver:
Yeah, the 6xx series of chips are awesome when it comes to performance and battery life. The new 7xx seems to be doing pretty well. I really hope to see 7xx in mid range phones and the 8xx reminds top end.

How's the SOT of Max 1 compared to Max 2/3? Is it drastically lower?
[Xiaomi Mi Max 3 Guides, News, & Discussion] oatcooky:
On nijel8's lovely Lineage Nougat ROM, I can get 10 hours on mainly LTE, 11-12 hours on WiFi with LTE off. This is with web browsing, emails and document viewing. I'm also using zolaIII's downclocking scripts to save power.

The Max 2 has even better battery life, thanks to the slower chip and 14 nm process node. I was initially skeptical of the chip having only A53 cores but it works fine in daily use. I have two Max 2s in the family (somehow I've converted everyone I know into Xiaomi fans) and they're great pocket computers. Not great for gaming but that's a niche market anyway.

I'm hoping to get 14-15 hours SOT on a Mad 3 on LTE. Is this even possible?
[Xiaomi Mi Max 3 Guides, News, & Discussion] Zanr Zij:
Abit hard to reach 14-15 SOT full LTE.
[G 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rutambh:
I was on nougat and Suddenly Simcard and Wifi stopped working then I gave mobile in their care So after he done some work Whole mobile stopped working, So I gave Mobile to Local store and He flashed stock Marshmallow but even after that Simcard, wifi was not working, Yesterday I flashed Marshmallow stock (Bootloader Unlocked) but After that Even My bluetooth stopped working and I can't even use my QS tiles.

please Help :confused:
[G 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Andrio:
Try flashing the Stock KitKat ROM. I don't know if it'll work or not but won't hurt to give a try. Good luck.
[G 2014 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Syberclone:
For the sim card, try settings > network > network operator.

Tap that it should scan for available networks and give you a list, choose your provider and should register.

I forget the exact location coz I'm running Los 16 and its configured differently.

I'm not sure about the Bluetooth and WiFi ?
[Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 Questions & Answers] sameekou:
Hi all!

I came from Nougat and update to Oreo following a step by step from XDA.

Flashed the update thru Odin, patched Dm verity also with Odin and flashed TWRP. No root.

After it boots into the system it shows 24GB total internal storage (on ES Explorer and Disk Usage. Samsung "My Files" shows 32GB...

Tried all I read here.

Tried booting in TWRP and format data.

Tried wiping all ways.

Tried downgrading to Nougat.

No success...

Any clues?
[Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 Questions & Answers] YugoMaster:
32 GB is the total storage WITH SYSTEM

24 GB is the storage that you can use.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 Questions & Answers] sameekou:
Oh, really???!!!

Geez...

But it has always been like that or it is something that started being shown like this recently (Nougat and Oreo)?

Anyways, thank you for the answer!
[Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 Questions & Answers] YugoMaster:
It's always been like that because I have a Galaxy Tab 3 tablet with Android 4.4.2 (KitKat) and it shows the same thing.
[Samsung Galaxy Tab S3 Questions & Answers] ashyx:
8gb for system? :eek:

In a terminal emulator or adb do:

df > /sdcard/df.txt

Post it here.
[Xiaomi Poco F1 Questions & Answers] WingXBlade:
Hello all.

This is my first time buying a xiaomi phone and I'm not that familiar with miui. And there is a problem I found that is instant messaging app like WhatsApp not receiving in the background. When the phone is active (not in doze) it will receive messages as usual but once left unattended for a period of time, messages won't sync in the background.

I've tried turning off miui optimization, allow auto-start and made sure that background data is not restricted but the problem still persists. Considering custom roms are not released yet, plus bootloader unlocking isn't allow before the first 2 months this is a major issue.

I'm currently running the latest global rom FYI.

Update: found a temporary fix by locking the app in the recent app menu.
[Xiaomi Poco F1 Questions & Answers] pavankumar14:
same here. swapped my SIM to slot 1 and it worked. looks like a bug.
[Xiaomi Poco F1 Questions & Answers] Darklouis:
Report it in the feedback app in the settings. It should help them fix the problem in the next stable or beta update.