Open Source Java Overclocking Software

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    KonaBess

    KonaBess

    A GPU overclock & undervolt tool for various Snapdragon chips

    KonaBess is a straightforward application designed to customize GPU frequency and voltage tables without the need for kernel recompilation. The application achieves customization by unpacking the Boot/Vendor Boot image, decompiling and editing relevant dtb (device tree binary) files, and finally repacking and flashing the modified image. The extent of improvement varies, with some users reporting a 25% reduction in power consumption in the graphics benchmark (4.2w->3.2w) after undervolting the Snapdragon 865. Actual improvement is chip-specific and contingent on stability requirements.
    Downloads: 40 This Week
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