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Reduce Screen Resolution and DPI For Better Android Gaming. This app reduces the screen resolution of your Android phone or tablet so you can play games with a lower DPI and resolution. Simply enter the desired resolution and then click on the shrink button as many times as you need to. Note: This app does NOT save any information or store any data locally or online. You must re-enter the desired resolution every time you open the app. AGR (App Ground Reduction) is a lightweight rooted background daemon for Android (AGR supports Magisk, KernelSU and APatch) which always tracks the currently running foreground application. This daemon resizes and DPI adjusts games from a predefined list of supported games (e.g. from 1080p to 720p) and automatically reverts you back to your previous configuration when exiting said games or locking/unlocking your screen. Why use it? · Sharper Text and Outlines – enhanced definition through increased pixel density · Helps to prevent over heating by reducing GPU usage and greatly reducing thermal throttling. · Saves battery power, especially 3D games. · Supports Native Resolution for everyday use (no lo-res for regular applications) Requirements · Android 8.0+ (needs the wm command) · Root access (Magisk, KernelSU or APatch) How it works Very simple to install and use - simply burn the .bin file to the module and then power cycle it, then add games as desired. Games will then automatically have the screen resolution resized by AGR before launching, and then returned to normal on exit. Uses the arg terminal command menu. These fans are perfect for the serious gamer. They will provide that little extra boost of power needed to run some games and keep your gaming system at the proper operating temperature. They will also provide increased cooling for any user that requires it.

This Magisk module grants true bypass charging to rooted MEDIATEK devices. This means your battery life will not degrade because you are charging your phone’s processor directly through the charging port on your phone. No more heating up when using your phone because your battery is not being charged and then immediately being used to power your phone all at once. This is much healthier for your battery life because you are charging directly to your phone’s motherboard instead of through your battery. How it works after installation: Bypass charging is turned ON by default so you don’t have to manually enable it. The module is configured as a daemon and comes pre-configured to recognize common games such as PUBG and Genshin Impact. Once you’ve exited these games, it will automatically toggle back to bypass charging for you. We currently support ~500+ games and only require additional configuration for games that are not on our default list. What you can configure: You can tweak the interactive main menu. To do this, open up a terminal application (like Termux) and type: su -c bpsmtk This menu allows you to add or remove games from your check. Lock a game manually. Change the interval between the auto checks. Turn off the auto daemon completely. Requirements: · MediaTek (MTK) device with Android 10+ · Root access (Magisk, KernelSU, or APatch) · The install program will first check for hardware compatibility. You really need the original charger or a very powerful power brick for this bypass charging to work properly!!

Advanced Android optimization Magisk module Dynamic switching of CPU governor, sensor disabling etc. and other low-level kernel optimizations on or off screen. Supports Android 10–16+, ARM 32/64-bit. How it works Right after boot, the module launches two components: · hibernation — a C++ background C++ daemon that checks how long it’s been since you last interacted with your screen, every N seconds or so, and does something about it when it’s reached. · Screen ON: enabled performance governor, sensors, mem_sleep. · Screen OFF: power-saving governor, disabled sensors, suspend as deep sleep (if supported). · service.sh This is the script that runs every boot (including on an SSD), and it generates the config if it doesn’t exist, makes a couple of system tweaks (like removing the .ubuntu-release_upgrades file that can cause problems later on a fresh install), adds users and shell configurations (like enabling GPM on X for mouse scrolling), and (on newer kernels) mutes the headphones for video playback. Key features · Smart CPU governor switching – automatic selection from ~40 governors. Screen on = performance (schedutil, interactive…) ; screen off = power saving (powersave, conservative…). Falls back to none if control unavailable. · Sensor hibernation – turns off camera & microphone when screen is off via service call sensor_privacy. Android 10–16+ compatible. Automatically disabled if service not found. · Deep suspend (Suspend-to-RAM). mem_sleep=deep will be set when screen is off. Kernel support required. · enhanced TCP: selected optimization methods and best algorithms together, bbr3 > bbr2 > bbr > cubic > westwood > reno. · Reduce logging – kernel debug messages, printk messages, ramdump generation, IO stats, Wi-Fi messages reduced. Many other debug options have been disabled via resetprop at boot time. In general, everything that can be disabled to remove system/kernel logs has been disabled. Disable of amount of logging has been focused on. · Other tweaks. Disable some un-needed system services (statsd, cnss_diag, etc), disable BLE scanning, disable packet capture hotword, disable screensaver, fixes for some issues with unity-based software (such as steam and Origin), disable kernel panic, disable CRC checking in mmc_core. Optionally disable GMS (is off by default). · Interaktive Menu zur Optimierung deines Smartphone! Drücken Sie L + Kürzen für Ultraoptimierung. Kommandos für den terminal: ultraopt. Außerdem kann das RAM von Hand gereinigt werden, DEX Optimierung und Apps, die entweder optimiert, gelöscht oder installiert werden. Installation Download the .zip module file. Open Magisk → Modules → + button → select the file. Wait for installation to complete. Reboot your device. Config is generated automatically on first boot. On reinstall/update, the old config is removed and recreated. Commands sh su -c ultraopt # open interactive menu su -c ultraopt -ram # clear RAM su -c ultraopt -clean # clear cache and temp files su -c ultraopt -dex # optimize apps (dex2oat) su -c ultraopt -bg # kill background apps su -c ultraopt -tcp # reapply TCP optimization su -c ultraopt -fstrim # triming system su -c ultraopt -h # help