Root V6 Supercharger

[Lanman1978]

If you want to make the most out of your Triumph phone then I suggest running the V6 Supercharger utility. You have to be comfortable with running scripts, but I got SManager from the Google store which made it much easier. There is so much that this utility does that I can't explain it all here. Put it this way it makes your phone way faster if the script is run correctly. Just Google search for V6 Supercharger. I ran the startup kit as well. Give it a shot and don't be a wuss. Just be sure to follow the instructions carefully and all should be well.

 

[ogfrier]

Ive heard of this but never really thought about using it. How exactly does it make it faster? Like cpu wise or 3g or what.

 

[EarlyMon]

A lot of processing power is lost when Android's memory management parameters are out of whack, and that can also lead to a bad user experience from a multitasking perspective.

In addition, underlying database tables can get fragmented, wasting space and slowing access.

V6 SuperCharger is designed to address that. You can let it determine memory parameters or try combinations that seem better for your setup.

It's script based because you are defining how parameters are set at boot time.

I use it, it works.


If you want to try the V6 SuperCharger:

Get the right V6 from here - xda-developers - View Single Post - [Script][U9RC9T18] OOMptimize with the -=V6 SuperCharger=- and Kick Lag's Ass!!

Save the pdf without the .pdf extension - it's really just an sh file in disguise.

Follow the instructions for it here - xda-developers - View Single Post - [Script][U9RC9T18] OOMptimize with the -=V6 SuperCharger=- and Kick Lag's Ass!!

 

[Lanman1978]

A lot of processing power is lost when Android's memory management parameters are out of whack, and that can also lead to a bad user experience from a multitasking perspective.

In addition, underlying database tables can get fragmented, wasting space and slowing access.

V6 SuperCharger is designed to address that. You can let it determine memory parameters or try combinations that seem better for your setup.

It's script based because you are defining how parameters are set at boot time.

I use it, it works.


If you want to try the V6 SuperCharger:

Get the right V6 from here - xda-developers - View Single Post - [Script][U9RC9T18] OOMptimize with the -=V6 SuperCharger=- and Kick Lag's Ass!!

Save the pdf without the .pdf extension - it's really just an sh file in disguise.

Follow the instructions for it here - xda-developers - View Single Post - [Script][U9RC9T18] OOMptimize with the -=V6 SuperCharger=- and Kick Lag's Ass!!

Thanks for your thorough explanation.

 

[Lanman1978]

If you are going to attempt to use the V6 get SManager from Google Play. Trust me it will make things much easier.

 

[Lanman1978]

One of the cool things that you can do is in the terminal emulator is type su enter then flush enter and a script will run that flushes out the memory caches.