Boost your Galaxy's processor

[iAnimateYT]

Hello. Today I'm going to give you tips on boosting your Galaxy.

1. Open calculator

2. Type in (+30012012732+

2.5 DRParser should open

3. Type *#9900#

3.5 SysDump should open

4. Go to Debug level and Select High

4.5 Your system will restart to apply it.

5. Repeat steps 1 through 3.

6. Find CP RAM LOGGING and turn that on.

6.5 Your device will restart. This will prioritize RAM for your processor.

Now that the SysDump stuff is out of the way, time to go to developer options.

If you don't have that enabled then follow these steps. If you do, ignore this.

1. Open Settings.

2. Go to About phone->Software information->Build number

2.5 Spam press Build number

3. Go to Developer options

4. Go down to Hardware accelerated rendering and look for these 3, Force GPU rendering, Force 4x MSAA and Disable HW overlays. Enable them all.

5. Scroll down to Backround process limit and select No backround processes

[CHMultimedia]

And not MS Flight Simulator? NOT interested.

[TheOneGuyMan]

LMAO DON'T PUSH YOUR LUCK THAT FAR

[Sjessu60]

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[OlllllllO]

followed the whole procedure, however didn't find "Force GPU rendering".

what's the significance if this isn't there, and therefore not enabled?

[dliedke]

Yes, not available in Android 14 

[unknownm]

How freaking cool is this **bleep** 😍 love it soooo much thank you

[Members_6wCA8Ci]

I don't have force gpu rendering

[Mighty033]

1. The SysDump and CP RAM Logging Steps:**

   - **`*#9900#`**: This is a **Samsung diagnostic code** for accessing system logs (SysDump). Enabling "Debug Level: High" or "CP RAM Logging" is meant for **engineers or developers** to troubleshoot hardware/software issues.  

     - **Risks**:  

       - **Battery drain**: Continuous logging consumes power.  

       - **Storage overload**: Logs can fill up your storage, slowing the device.  

       - **Performance lag**: Background logging steals CPU/RAM resources.  

       - **Security risk**: Logs may leak sensitive data.  

   - **Restarting repeatedly** serves no purpose for performance and may corrupt system files.

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### **2. Developer Options Tweaks:**

   - **Force GPU Rendering**: Forces apps to use the GPU for 2D graphics. While this *might* smooth out some animations, it can **overwork the GPU**, causing overheating or app crashes.  

   - **Force 4x MSAA**: Improves graphics quality in games/apps but **drains battery faster** and may cause compatibility issues.  

   - **Disable HW Overlays**: Makes the GPU render all screen elements constantly. This can lead to **screen flickering, lag, or overheating**.  

   - **No Background Processes**: Killing all background apps **breaks functionality** (e.g., notifications, music playback, messaging).  

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### **3. Why This "Guide" Is Misleading:**

   - **Processor "boosting" is a myth**: Modern phones (including Galaxy devices) automatically optimize performance based on workload. Forcing tweaks like these **bypasses built-in safeguards**, leading to instability.  

   - **No actual CPU enhancement**: These steps don’t increase clock speeds, improve cooling, or optimize chip efficiency.  

   - **Outdated advice**: This guide dates back to 2019 and may not apply to newer Android versions or One UI updates.  

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### **What You Should Do Instead:**

1. **Optimize Legitimately**:  

   - Clear app cache (**Settings > Device Care > Storage**).  

   - Uninstall unused apps.  

   - Use **Light/Lite versions** of apps (e.g., Facebook Lite).  

   - Enable **Adaptive Battery** (**Settings > Battery**).  

2. **Avoid "Performance Booster" Apps/Methods**:  

   - Most are scams or placebos that harm your device.  

3. **Factory Reset (if sluggish)**:  

   - Backup data and reset to remove bloatware/software corruption.  

4. **Check for Hardware Issues**:  

   - Aging batteries or failing storage can slow phones. Visit a Samsung Service Center if needed.  

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### **Final Warning**:  

**Do not follow unverified "tweaks" from forums or YouTube.** They often exploit placebo effects while hiding serious risks. For performance issues, stick to **official Samsung guidelines** or consult a technician.  

If your phone feels slow, it’s likely due to software bloat, aging hardware, or battery degradation—none of which are fixed by logging or developer toggles. Stay safe! 🔧📱

[Wolfy190]

Did bro use ChatGPT to write a goddamn comment ?