Ok so, i have the app Battery Doctor on my s4. It's got some cool features, but the verdict is still out on whether it actually saves me battery life.
Anyway, there was a feature added to throttle down cpu speeds when the phone is idle. Its not that intricate, it's on or off.
So i had the app running and ur able to see all 4 cores. I noticed that only the first core was doing something. For example : it stayed running around 380mhz and jump to 1600 when i touched the screen or something simple.
But i noticed that the other 3 cores remained "sleeping. " so i started running a few other apps, even started up a game with the other apps running in the background, went back to battery doc, and STILL only one core active. The second core jumped for a second or two, but that was it...
What i DID see is my active app widget turn red(bad).
So what the hell is up? When do the other cores wake up and do something??
Sure, maybe it was a misreading from the battery doc app but like i said, i did see the phone start to get bogged down.
Is this normal? Bc it's got me wondering if this may be the reason my phone gets unbelievably hot...
Anyway, there was a feature added to throttle down cpu speeds when the phone is idle. Its not that intricate, it's on or off.
So i had the app running and ur able to see all 4 cores. I noticed that only the first core was doing something. For example : it stayed running around 380mhz and jump to 1600 when i touched the screen or something simple.
But i noticed that the other 3 cores remained "sleeping. " so i started running a few other apps, even started up a game with the other apps running in the background, went back to battery doc, and STILL only one core active. The second core jumped for a second or two, but that was it...
What i DID see is my active app widget turn red(bad).
So what the hell is up? When do the other cores wake up and do something??
Sure, maybe it was a misreading from the battery doc app but like i said, i did see the phone start to get bogged down.
Is this normal? Bc it's got me wondering if this may be the reason my phone gets unbelievably hot...