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Root Cool little widget for setcpu users

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demarsjcd

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I was hoping to find a widget with a cpu scaling integrated into it but instead I found this one. It shows your cpu temp. and the cpu range that you are in. Thanks to coolbho3000 for developing setcpu and djmcnz over at xda forums for making this. The widget is very light and I love being able to see the temp and cpu info on my home screen. If you click on it, it launches the app.
Here's a pic of it:



to download click this http://forum.xda-developers.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=349898&d=1277501713 and you are going to have to back up your setcpu, clear the data, and then uninstall your setcpu. Then go into your download location, unzip, then click on setcpu-v1.6.0-xda and you can use easy installer app on the market to download it or any other app installer of your preference
 
demarsjcd said:
I was hoping to find a widget with a cpu scaling integrated into it but instead I found this one. It shows your cpu temp. and the cpu range that you are in. Thanks to coolbho3000 for developing setcpu and djmcnz over at xda forums for making this. The widget is very light and I love being able to see the temp and cpu info on my home screen. If you click on it, it launches the app.
Here's a pic of it:



to download click this http://forum.xda-developers.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=349898&d=1277501713 and you are going to have to back up your setcpu, clear the data, and then uninstall your setcpu. Then go into your download location, unzip, then click on setcpu-v1.6.0-xda and you can use easy installer app on the market to download it or any other app installer of your preference
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That widget is available in the setcpu app already isn't it...mine shows min/max and temp also
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SetCPU has this built in. You just need to add the widget to your home screen. It shows the temp and cpu scaling.
 
Check out something called cool tool. It's pretty nice, a floating customizable graph with any stats. Very Linux widget like, you can drag it around and it's always on top of other apps. Very nifty.
 
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