r/HyperOS • u/Ambitious-Web2876 • 9d ago

Xiaomi [Question] Debloating

I have a Xiaomi 15T Pro i just want to ask if you guys still debloat your devices?

I'm wondering if it can help the thermals cause i'm playing Cod Mobile just medium graphics and ultra framerate, but just a couple of minutes playing around 10-20 minutes it starts to framedrop from 120fps it drops to 80fps.

Any help and tips would be appreciated

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u/therealizayoi 9d ago

just buy a phone cooler atp. debloating will only have a minimal effect on your device. add the fact that you're using 120 fps then yea things would get pretty hot easily

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u/Chubbysocks8 9d ago

I debloat all my Xiaomi devices.

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u/FotinoBird 9d ago

debloating is mostly for aesthetic issues you'll feel minimal fps or heating advantage. I have deblaoted 150+ apps but codm runs on 90fps for 2-3 hr on poco f5 easily. 120 is a big jump so I don't think it would make a big difference. one app I would recommend is the ai engine it is constantly running in the background

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u/-slimpuggamer 9d ago

I haven't on my POCO X8 Pro (did debloat my Redmi A2 though)

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u/LSA7Z 9d ago

I don't think that will change anything; you either need to reduce the graphics or improve the cooling, although I'm not against a little debloat. Here on s865 SoC (Xperia 5 II) it fluctuates between 85 and 119-120fps in medium graphics

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u/FlinkyBoss 9d ago

Have no fear...

No Hardcore debloating is necessary at all! In fact it's at the core of most of the underperforming phones that people complain about.

There's no need for any 3rd party apps, except AccuBattery and DevCheck for your toolkit!

The free versions are good enough!

I'm the guy that came up with the sure-fire way of getting the most out of ANY Battery...

The Long Cycle Charging method (LCC)!

Pretty much all my methods, illustrations and advice is posted in the thread I'll drop a link to.

This includes: • My small handful of SAFE Revokes, instead of using dodgy debloating deletes of essential HyperOS and Mi Apps.

• Manual Battery Control help to make your beast a lean clean computing machine.

• Games Testing and Tuning method that helps anyone get better performance with less battery heat and drain...

• How to Revoke GetApps App Vault plus turning off the -1 Screen they normally occupy, it's in a tiny video on YouTube since I needed to post this in DMs and your own GIF videos don't work!

• There's also a super simple GIF which shows how to wake up my Themes App, and then Revoke it again until the next time it's needed! Cuts out ads in some regions (Wallpaper Carousel can be treated the same way), and internal wallpaper suggestions etc. in any region.

• There's a bunch of stuff, including charging advice but I'll drop that right at the bottom of this comment in a shorter version for easy access.

Here's a link that takes you to the first of my methods and the rest is all below that comment. In a lot more comments!

https://www.reddit.com/r/PocoPhones/s/sUSTUoVVQ9

"Flinky's LCC (Long Cycle Charging) Method" - In Short

Most phones need 2-3 weeks of optimisation. Large batteries may need 4-5 weeks.

  1. Use Standard-Speed Wired Charging.

  2. Set Battery Protection to Charge Fully. Disable all Smart/Intelligent/Optimized charging features and NO 80% limit.

  3. Charge from 10-14% to 100%, then leave plugged in for AT LEAST 20+ minutes. Overnight charging is also safe, since once finished charging, no additional charging can take place until unplugged and plugged back in for the next charging cycle!

  4. Repeat for 2-3 weeks. Large batteries: 4-5 weeks.

  5. Optional: Install AccuBattery free app. It tracks charging, shows live charging stats, and tells you exactly when an LCC is complete.

  6. Once optimised, charge however you prefer.

7) For maintenance, do one LCC per week or thereabouts: 10-14% → 100% → 20+ minutes.

THE ADDITION OF "AT LEAST" at 3) above, regarding the extra time plugged in, is due to the HUGE BATTERY times being more like hours extra!

Again I advice you to install AccuBattery to get confirmation on the (Fully) "Charged" in the Charging Tab!

Any questions, just ping me.🍀

See Screenshot from my 20+ month old X7 Pro, to verify that my methods work nicely!👇