[TomyEquix]

 Cita: Originalmente Escrito por Uechy

OS dejo por aquí la configuración que recomienda el propio creador del Kernel Lambda para ahorrara batería:

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"Hipnose was targeting performance, maxing out all the values and turning the phone into something that can pair it to either a Nexus 6 or a OnePlus One.
For the next release, I'm trying to reach more conservative and battery oriented values out-of-the-box as the claim for most people but still having the ability to max it out with a few changes.

I'd suggest you to:

Switch to darkness governor on the two main cores and use conservative on the other two cores to restrain the speed.
Use the bricked tuning interface to get more conservative values like reducing the plug/unplug of the two main cores and restricting the other two to something like 45%. The idle_freq can be 422MHz as I set it out-of-the-box.
Lower vm.swappinnes to 20% in order to keep activities in RAM a little more or set to 0% to totally avoid swap and get more battery life due to less CPU work.
For the GPU switch to simple_ondemand and set the max frequency to 389MHz to get more juice if you ain't playing games or benchmarking. This governor is a major goal for the ordinary user that ain't gonna play heavy duty games.
Set the power efficient workqueues to relax the queueing of activities in the kernel.

As I keep fighting, the default preset won't match all user needs but reading 5min of this post can get it partially good enough for the average user.
With those changes, if you got 5h of SOT it will jump to at least 6,5h of SOT and will keep everything working fine.

Your phone, your needs..."

Lambda es un excelente kernel,pero a mi solo me ha funcionado de manera optima con las basadas en CM, las con AOSP no me fue muy bien...(con Resurrection tenia muy buenos consumos,cuando lo probe con Orion ,lo tuve que sacar)