landonh12 Android Enthusiast Sep 27, 2012 #1 What is the difference between noop and cfq? Should I mess with this?
K kwknott Android Expert Sep 27, 2012 #2 The scheduler is responsible for how traffic is prioritized between the cpu and system memory. I set mine for noop. Haven't tested to see if one works better than the other This site list a bunch of scheduler and their differences. Our 2 are listed http://www.vincentkong.com/wiki/-/wiki/Main/Android+IO+Schedulers
The scheduler is responsible for how traffic is prioritized between the cpu and system memory. I set mine for noop. Haven't tested to see if one works better than the other This site list a bunch of scheduler and their differences. Our 2 are listed http://www.vincentkong.com/wiki/-/wiki/Main/Android+IO+Schedulers
landonh12 Android Enthusiast Sep 27, 2012 #3 Seems like cfq is better. I also got a better score in quadrant by setting the cpu governor to performance and clocked to 1613-1613MHz
Seems like cfq is better. I also got a better score in quadrant by setting the cpu governor to performance and clocked to 1613-1613MHz
K kwknott Android Expert Sep 27, 2012 #4 Performance keeps the proc at full speed all the time. It doesn't allow it to step down to slower speeds. It'll eat battery too
Performance keeps the proc at full speed all the time. It doesn't allow it to step down to slower speeds. It'll eat battery too