Download V6 Supercharger Script Droid X2
When I first got my Droid, it was really fast. Now 2 years later, its slow as I don't know what.
My screen goes blank after ever task that I do for about 30 or more seconds. Sometimes when I click the button to make a call, the numbers won't go when pressed and then all the sudden they all shoot up on the screen 5 seconds later or say I accidently call someone and I am trying to end the call, The END button won't appear until the person answers the phone and has nothing to do with the sensor at the top of the screen near flashing notification light either.A Verizon rep told me in order to fix the issue, I would have to do battery pulls. That don't even work. Perhaps my 2 year old, 1st generation Droid, is just old and outdated even though I am running the newest software on it.Im just annoyed how slow it is. It processes information sloooooooooow!!!I do have a task killer but I am not seeing any change and I do have a Cache cleaner that can clean all my apps and I am not really seeing any difference in speed when I clear my caches.My phone is NOT rooted.
I also did the same type of thing as BmanCV60 (except I'm running CM 7).For the Supercharger script, when it shows the options, you can still use your finger to scroll back up - I heavily recommend using your phone in landscape mode for this.I did a lot of checking on my phone, and I've actually found the Agressive 2 option (number 3 on the list) has worked best for camera & GPS navigation. Surprisingly enough, stock kernel worked better with netflix, but I can survive not having netflix run smoothly to have the rest of the system work betterCurrently I run at 800 mhz with a chevy ulv kernel that can go to 1.25. However the system seems to have problems running for me at the higher speeds doing GPS and such, and 800 still works very well. My phone shows its age when I look at new programs, but for mid-age and older programs (or more basic) my system runs just fine.Bottom line is if you feel comfortable tinkering a bit with your phone, your Droid can probably last you another year.two depending on if you avoid newer apps and they don't do something stupid to the basic google apps (like market.like they started to do) and suck up all your storage space. If tinkering with your phone is like someone who burns rice in the kitchen, then you need to watch for an upgrade with your plan. They are coming up with some nice budget android phones in here that, while they won't tear up the road like a Galaxy S II or Bionic, will still be a marked improvement for the Droid 1.
Actually, a thread like this can be extremely useful in detective work on what works to help the Droid keep up speed wise. I do think Widgets can slow things down. I used the Multitask setting on V6 and it didn't help alot. Haven't tried the aggressive setting yet.
Navigation seems to not like this phone anymore. I use it, it works for a bit and then locks up and I have to do a reset. I can see the triangle on the screen stuttering instead of moving smoothly along,especially when it gets in a area that has a few turns or twists in it. On the highway it isn't too bad but after awhile it still reboots or freezes up. The camera is similarly slow. Take a pic,wait a good while for the image to show up afterwards.
This may be related to me putting in a higher 32gb card,not really sure. Anyone else have issues with the larger 32gb card slowing the phone down?? This is all about detective work folks so let's keep it going and let's see what everyone finds as far as what slows their phones down.
I wasn't talking about closing or actually moving the thread, that part was tongue in cheek.The V6 settings I posted earlier seemed to work pretty well, but the camera is REAL slow as Sportster mentioned. BTW Sportster and all others, if we want to make this thread really good, why not only post our observations, but also make sure we include all the pertinate data about our phone. I think if we post the important info in the last few lines in the menu - settings - about phone it would be of great info to all the future readers.I agree about Droid Concepts. It got off to a good start in a way, but #11 just didn't do it for me at all. Today I am trying one of the last CM6 nightlies without V6, and P3Droid's sv 800 kernel.
Download V6 Supercharger Script Droid X2 2
I don't know if I'll last, Froyo looks rather bland co0mpared to a Gingerbread rom.Oh yeah, before I forget, Sportster, if your phone is rooted and you have either SetCPU or another way to set your kernel's governer, set it to performance when you want to use the camera. Makes all the difference in the world.Well.
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