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Android UI is EXTREMELY LAGGY.

vt3c
By vt3c
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Got SuperSU to grant permission to the OC utilities and set it to performance governer. UI still has the same issue of horribad lag. Even raised the minimum frequency from 384mhz to 648mhz. 

The heck is going on. 

Eric S. Raymond used an E6600 from 2005 until 12/30/14 or open source software creation. Raw data computations in excess of 18GB each. Core 2 Duos still have tons of life left, my friend.

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Good news, it's a bit less laggy after a teeny bit more tweaking. Hopefully it doesn't crash again.

Eric S. Raymond used an E6600 from 2005 until 12/30/14 or open source software creation. Raw data computations in excess of 18GB each. Core 2 Duos still have tons of life left, my friend.

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Good news, it's a bit less laggy after a teeny bit more tweaking. Hopefully it doesn't crash again.

one tip that won't make your phone faster, but make the interface feel a bit more snappy:

under Settingsa>developer options>"drawing"section set all 3 animation scales to .5x or off. I find that .5x retains the coherence that the animations add but makes the phone feel snappier.

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Better news: 

Lag eliminated. After molesting the hell out of the CPU thingies I made a setting that doesn't make it overheat to hell, but doesn't cause lag. Apparently the governer was set on a setting so pathetic it made it crash. Didn't even reach 500mhz. 

And I played Real Racing. Apparently I can play it at optimal super fluid now. 

 

Jesus. Thank you guys for helping me out. This has been solved.

Eric S. Raymond used an E6600 from 2005 until 12/30/14 or open source software creation. Raw data computations in excess of 18GB each. Core 2 Duos still have tons of life left, my friend.

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And to think this thing is two years old. Heh.

Eric S. Raymond used an E6600 from 2005 until 12/30/14 or open source software creation. Raw data computations in excess of 18GB each. Core 2 Duos still have tons of life left, my friend.

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