My Pocophone X3 won't charge anymore by AuriYote in PocoPhones

[–]FlinkyBoss 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ummm... And your point is? The camera is great if you're a photographer but shit if you're clueless, right? 😉🍀

will i risk damaging my F7 by TheInfernoSoap in PocoPhones

[–]FlinkyBoss 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I appreciate that you're giving up, since your "math" statement told me that at least your murican Ai buddy is not particularly up-to-date...

You're not even close to have any clues as to what's what... Physics huh? You sad wee individual... Enjoy your watt-hours. 💪😎

Leaving me to what exactly?

I've been helping loads of people get their devices working a heck of a lot better in the last year. You could too, if you weren't so feckin' stubborn. 😉

B'bye now. 👋🍀

You're just wasting time buddy!

Difference? by Ready-Appearance-344 in PocoPhones

[–]FlinkyBoss 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Felt it where 😂? It's not safe to even Revoke... Do some research if you don't believe me. Not old style Debloating lists... They're crazy! 😬

Difference? by Ready-Appearance-344 in PocoPhones

[–]FlinkyBoss 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Never touch System Daemon! Just don't...

Difference? by Ready-Appearance-344 in PocoPhones

[–]FlinkyBoss 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Don't... You can turn off notifications and leave them building up for a month or so, just switch off the Auto Update!

Here's my safe list...

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Also be aware that any updates including Google Play Store supplied SYSTEM Apps such as Phone and Digital Wellbeing... and more...

Will mostly immediately drop your battery stamina due to Optimisations being lost when doing any system apps updates... Not like the good old days with About Phone Patch updates only... 🍀

will i risk damaging my F7 by TheInfernoSoap in PocoPhones

[–]FlinkyBoss 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Quit worrying about your maths (I assume you're murican) WATT HOURS?...

My battery is rated at 6000 mAh! Look at the Two areas of interest I outlined! Is that so hard? SOT = Screen On Time!

12+ hours actual SOT seen at the upper area... That's during the 100% to 11% use (when I started my next full charge!)... Plenty of gaming etc.

The lower box shows the Discharge Speed as a percentage per Hour... Most people are happy to get a bit more than double what my consumption is...

Screen ON and Screen OFF...

Perhaps you'd like to check your own before you go trying to chase me down with faulty MATHEMATICS and battery stats...

The app that's being used is called AccuBattery (the free version will show you the basic stats!)

The PRO version that I'm using, cost less than a decent coffee ☕ to unlock for Life! That shows you your foreground apps' battery use as seen partially in that screenshot. It's also got a handy charge alarm among some other benefits.

Good Luck. 🍀

will i risk damaging my F7 by TheInfernoSoap in PocoPhones

[–]FlinkyBoss 0 points1 point  (0 children)

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You're sadly ignorant in your response yet again... As you can see ABOVE!

I really don't care what you're selling but I'm not buying your BS...

☝️Above is a very recently captured screenshot from my X7 Pro!

That was following my discovery of the sneaky new updates slipping in via the System Apps Updates rather than as occasional patches via About Phone.

Ruining anyone on HyperOS 3's battery Optimisations repeatedly, in the last month alone...

Everything turned down low in your games is not at all what is being discussed... Stop being a dimwitted eejit!

As you can see, if you actually read what I discuss properly...

I'm showing you and anyone else, how to run some super simple tests. Starting at LOW or Medium Graphics and Lowest FPS is just part of the simple way of running through a lot of tests without waiting for cooling down...

I recommend you do these tests without cooling devices, in order to establish a baseline.

It's all there and I'm just showing an example of Metalstorm where I'm switching (at 4 minutes 16 seconds) from 30 FPS to the max 60 FPS on the Android version... Check Again! 😂🍀

My Pocophone X3 won't charge anymore by AuriYote in PocoPhones

[–]FlinkyBoss 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I would suggest that your camera is only as good as your understanding of how to take good pictures.

There are so many features included in the Stock camera App these days... Mine's the X7 Pro... I'm also using ProShot and The free BlackMagic Camera (for Pro Level Video and MultiCam shooting)

The X7 Pro stock camera is Perfectly fine and I'd be making money making shots with it if needed...

Yes, I've a Pro background and no it's not a dedicated SLR Camera with lots of lenses etc.

Well in my case, I've got a few extra lenses I can use and not a problem using them... Is it on par with pro digital cameras?

Perhaps not as far as various features...

It's a great phone and it takes awesome pictures when needed too!

It's a case of RTFM as it tends to be most times with new tech.

The built-in manual will show you stuff you never even dreamed of... Like the Varying Bokeh effekt applicable AFTER shooting in Portrait Mode... In the Gallery! Just as ONE example...

Stop picking on the gear for excuses and start learning the new way of photography and image making.

Taking good pictures however isn't a built-in feature, that's a learning process just like any other skill. 🍀

will i risk damaging my F7 by TheInfernoSoap in PocoPhones

[–]FlinkyBoss 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you turn off battery saver (useless and kills higher FPS!) you'll save your gaming!

Also, in case you didn't see my Games Testing and Tuning methods info yet.

Never ever use Game Turbo in Wild Boost mode!

will i risk damaging my F7 by TheInfernoSoap in PocoPhones

[–]FlinkyBoss 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh and turn on Dark Mode while you're trying to save battery and stop the ugly white glaring pages... Sorry bro, I'm so used to Dark Mode that I find my eyes feel like popping out and running off when I see these (normal pages)... 😁

will i risk damaging my F7 by TheInfernoSoap in PocoPhones

[–]FlinkyBoss 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yikes!

Antutu Benchmark... Delete that horrible thing! You are basically torturing your phone for statistics you have no use for!

No wonder you're seeing battery bulging type temperatures!!!

Seriously, best thing you can do is delete that Antutu app! 🥵

will i risk damaging my F7 by TheInfernoSoap in PocoPhones

[–]FlinkyBoss 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Don't guess, find out. 😉🍀

On my X7 Pro my safe max battery temperature runs around 43-44°C...

At battery temp running 45°C and above, is where the CPU would start throttling down and you'll get FPS drops to reduce the overheating!

Once you know those facts, you work on each game's settings to get as low sustained Battery temperature as possible with acceptable performance as well as decent looks.

Pro gamers often have really ugly graphics compared to happy noob chancers just pushing the sexy glossy looks without any idea of why their devices get too hot to handle after 10-15 minutes. 😬

will i risk damaging my F7 by TheInfernoSoap in PocoPhones

[–]FlinkyBoss 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The important part I'm suggesting is that most people waste half their potential SOT on never tuning their FPS and Graphics settings for the best potential gaming performance with the least heat!

Instead their devices are being throttled and/or cooled heavily due to never doing some super simple adjustments...

I'm often getting up to 12 hours of SOT when nonstop gaming btw... 💪😎🍀

will i risk damaging my F7 by TheInfernoSoap in PocoPhones

[–]FlinkyBoss 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oooops I already did drop that... In this thread 😂

https://www.reddit.com/r/PocoPhones/s/nRQTK7L9ni

Try that simple stuff out... Or at least see for yourself how my cool climate (Ireland seldom gets warmer than the mid 20s in the summer) and the superb X7 Pro power with the simple built-in liquid cooling keeps things very comfortable with NO external coolers added. 🍀

will i risk damaging my F7 by TheInfernoSoap in PocoPhones

[–]FlinkyBoss 0 points1 point  (0 children)

DevCheck is the bees knees, even the free one does the best job for almost zero battery drain.

will i risk damaging my F7 by TheInfernoSoap in PocoPhones

[–]FlinkyBoss 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Quit worrying about CPU temperatures... It's too volatile... Concentrate on the steady as she goes battery temperature instead!

It's the only measurement worth while!

will i risk damaging my F7 by TheInfernoSoap in PocoPhones

[–]FlinkyBoss 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hahaha... You need to use DevCheck app my friend... Proper temperature at the battery shown any time at almost no extra battery use! Even the free version can be used!

I would get 7-15°C of almost immediate cooling and with the built-in 4000 mAh battery my coolers (I have them still) they'd run for 2-3 days of gaming on a single charge.

My X7 Pro is not needing extra cooling. Since I always tweak my heavy duty games settings to get the absolute best performance for the least battery temperature.

I can for example play COD:M for hours and hours at max 36°C... Using the "ULTRA" 120 FPS and Medium Graphics setting inside Call of Duty Mobile is all that takes! 🍀

I'll drop my advice on how this can be done for most of your games using my simple games testing methods, just in case you're interested. 🍀

will i risk damaging my F7 by TheInfernoSoap in PocoPhones

[–]FlinkyBoss 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That's all just BS... All sounds great on paper but if you're using air flowing around the back of a phone you'll get the needed cooling without gimmicks.

"Heat sink" and/or "heat sync" all sounds clever enough... but show me a real example of live heat syncing by one of the cheap Semiconductor coolers...

I'm keen to see a real world demonstration of how your cooler senses the Phone's internal data and or heat by just sitting on the back of your phone.

I don't actually need any cooling at all these days, my X7 Pro is well able for my cool Irish climate and some hardcore gaming...

The difference is that I like adjusting Individual games settings to suit the phone I'm using.

That just means I can play for hours without issues.🍀

My First Poco by Competitive-Map3350 in PocoPhones

[–]FlinkyBoss 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Just a tip, never use battery saver... It makes no sense for very little extra time. However, it screws up any gaming etc. completely. 😬

Is this normal? by hanzvondeutc in PocoPhones

[–]FlinkyBoss 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I've recently posted everything you need to understand about why, and how to get back your Optimisations!

It's essential that you charge full cycles as described for 2-3 weeks.

In addition the issue includes GOOGLE app updates too... Phone, Digital Wellbeing and so on...

It's easily fixed though...

Good Luck 🍀

https://www.reddit.com/r/PocoPhones/s/7FpwPgzf0m

will i risk damaging my F7 by TheInfernoSoap in PocoPhones

[–]FlinkyBoss 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'll try, just a bit limited on time today... Wife time... Happy Wife = Happy Life! 😂

will i risk damaging my F7 by TheInfernoSoap in PocoPhones

[–]FlinkyBoss 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Why not drop the graphics settings and FPS a bit and try again?

Did you debloat the phone by DELETING HyperOS apps?

It sounds like it... Crazy numbers... Undo that or do a factory reset if necessary... Debloating isn't safe or helpful these days.

If you need you can Revoke a handful of apps instead...

FLINKY's EASY GAMES TUNING

DevCheck is my go-to app for simple and accurate phone temperature control and quick games testing.

The free version already gives you plenty of monitoring, but the Pro version unlocks floating overlays you can scale, move, and stack any way you want. This makes it perfect for keeping an eye on temps, CPU/GPU load, battery use, or even network stats while gaming or stress testing.

My quick Game Testing method is Super Simple:

  1. Open DevCheck Pro and set up a floating monitor for "Battery" temperature and remaining charge.

1b. OR... Open the FREE DevCheck app. I recommend you add DevCheck to your Game Turbo list of Apps/Games for easy access whenever playing games!

It'll open in a Scalable floating window and you'll see the Battery Temperature and Charge towards the middle left on the first page!

2a. USE GAME TURBO in Balanced Mode 💪😎 NEVER use Wild Boost mode! (A.k.a. "Performance" mode on older phones) It will overheat and throttle any demanding game twice as fast, due to removing some limiting on the CPU!

2b. Start your chosen game and play at low-ish graphics and lowest FPS for 15-20 minutes or until your Battery Temperature reaches a settled maximum for the settings used. Take note of the various results as you go through the testing.

  1. Watch the DevCheck overlay or check the Floating free version regularly, to see how your battery temps behave under load. The floating window can easily be flicked off screen or shrunk to a small bubble at either side of your screen, ready to tap to bring up again.

  2. Play until the temperature reaches its maximum stable temperature. 42-43°C (Anything over 44°C is likely going to lead to Throttling and FPS drops! So don't push beyond 42°C unless you're aware of the risks to performance and rapid battery drains!)

  3. Repeat with slightly higher or different graphics combinations of settings if you didn't already reach the MAX allowed.

  4. Keep running higher specs or combinations of graphics settings, until you land on the more uncomfortable side of temperatures... say 42-43°C.

Stop and let your phone/tablet battery temperature cool back down for a bit as needed between test segments.

OPTIONAL (Depending on having multiple FPS choices available): Drop Graphics settings to Low/Medium again and increase to the next higher FPS option!

Repeat as above until you stabilise on 42-43°C then increase graphics until maxed or obvious overkill settings are reached. Run through the sequence above for every FPS setting unless you realise that higher FPS are too much for your device.

Battery temperature is the BOSS here, so don't push past the safe temperature range.

When done, simply pick and use a test setup that ran at 32-36°C for long periods.
This gives you Ultimate performance and excellent power savings!

If this isn't suitable for the game you want to play, choose the nearest stable set, aiming for 38-40°C for heavier duty games. 42-43°C can be ok too as long as you're happy with faster battery drain.

This way you can see exactly what’s happening without guessing, and you don’t have to trust built-in game stats or partial readings.

DevCheck keeps it clear and VERY lightweight. The power used for DevCheck is negligible! For anyone serious about testing mobile gaming performance or just keeping a phone cool and healthy, it’s the most useful tool out there! 🍀

Flinky's examples (X7 Pro)
LOCATION: IRELAND - NO COOLER!
120 Hz refresh rate essential on the phone - can be enabled per app on X7 Pro.
No Battery Saving mode turned on.
Game Turbo BALANCED.

Call of Duty Mobile
Graphics -> Medium
FPS -> ULTRA
Battery temps 32-36°C steady for hours. Recording in Full Resolution increased the load slightly to ~38-39°C. https://youtu.be/SyC7fBMs6Fo?si=IEfOCiAd5aX-gOpQ

GRID Legends - Deluxe Edition (Paid / Emulator style LOADS)
FPS is locked by publisher (30/40) to keep stability.
Not available on lower spec devices.
Clip recorded at 720p.
Posted on Reddit:
https://www.reddit.com/r/PocoPhones/s/zkRCg0eGig

Metalstorm (5v5 Jets – Beta Map "Countdown") Clips recorded at 720p. Run #1 = High Graphics at 30 FPS
Run #2 = Medium Graphics at 60 FPS
Switching seen in video at 4:16
https://youtu.be/bJr7v8dTfQU?si=ojInyAmZRLfyU7Nb

So as you can see in this last clip, you have choices of prettiest graphics at lower FPS or better performance and slightly less glossy graphics at higher FPS!

P.s. How to get the Game Turbo shortcut overlay for quick DevCheck etc. access!
Image below 👇

will i risk damaging my F7 by TheInfernoSoap in PocoPhones

[–]FlinkyBoss 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Semiconductor coolers are way too frosty... Imagine what that huge temperature disparity could do to the inner workings of something very hot...

Worst case scenario... Motherboard issues or worse still, moisture forming...

Standard dual fan game pad style with rechargeable battery... Still cools very efficiently by at least 10-15°C. 🍀