Does any have experience with editing the available CPU frequencies? I want to go to a lower frequency than 1113 GHz. So, the opposite of overclocking. From what I understand, it requires either editing the kernel or getting an entirely different one - which I am not capable of doing myself.
As it bugs me (and probably you) how fast the battery drains on Mi 6x, I looked in the CPU settings.
As it looks:
CPU 0 to 3 run on a minimum frequency of 633 GHz each. (or 1 to 4 depending on how its being read)
CPU 4 to 7 run on a minimum frequency of a whopping 1113 GHz each. (or 5 to 8 depending how its being read)
When I put the phone into standby, it continues to run on 1113 GHz on 4 cores. So, is it surprising that Mi 6x drains battery? No. (In addition to a massive screen that requires extra battery, in addition to a smaller battery... very smart engineering here) Imagine you'd put your laptop into standby and it would continue to work with half its processor speed. Not acceptable.
As it bugs me (and probably you) how fast the battery drains on Mi 6x, I looked in the CPU settings.
As it looks:
CPU 0 to 3 run on a minimum frequency of 633 GHz each. (or 1 to 4 depending on how its being read)
CPU 4 to 7 run on a minimum frequency of a whopping 1113 GHz each. (or 5 to 8 depending how its being read)
When I put the phone into standby, it continues to run on 1113 GHz on 4 cores. So, is it surprising that Mi 6x drains battery? No. (In addition to a massive screen that requires extra battery, in addition to a smaller battery... very smart engineering here) Imagine you'd put your laptop into standby and it would continue to work with half its processor speed. Not acceptable.
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