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Comparisons between different branches? #26

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ARitz-Cracker opened this issue Oct 23, 2021 · 1 comment
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Comparisons between different branches? #26

ARitz-Cracker opened this issue Oct 23, 2021 · 1 comment

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@ARitz-Cracker
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Hi there! I'm talking a look at this, and I see you have different branches, throughput, latency, and balanced, which is fair enough. Though where does "budget" come in? And how would one tweak these parameters in a way that limits power consumption?

My knowledge on how the kernel does things is.... High level... At best so some explanation on what some of these tweaks are supposed to achieve would be really appreciated

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tudos4 commented Nov 7, 2021

From telegram group.

I transformed the KTweak branch system to something that's easier to understand. We now have three branches:

  • balance: This should be the default. It still has performance and latency tweaks that should help out on most phones but without being too aggressive on either end.

  • latency: Prioritizes latency over throughput and power. I recommend this for people who can sacrifice some throughput for a smoother UX.

  • throughput: Prioritizes throughput over latency and power. Those who desperately need more raw performance should try this.

-Budget: This branch is designed for cheap budget phones that are underpowered. Don't expect this branch to help you with performance, it's a less power-hungry balanced branch.

Additionally, I updated the KTweak app to select balance as the default branch.

On that note, the KTweak Magisk Module is officially dead. In my opinion, it makes no sense to maintain it as the app is extremely tiny, and is actually safer than the module since booting into safe mode will disable it.

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