Battery consumption on android

[GuilhermeGS2]

Is it just me or lately PPSSPP this consuming a lot of battery? Well, I'm also thinking it's my new ROM. I played a few minutes in the emulator (about 5 minutes) and came in second PPSSPP applications that consume more battery, second only to the screen so mobile. In five minutes consumed approximately 5% or more of battery. Someone there with this same problem?
I use the 4.0.4 ROM, I'm from Brazil but it is international, the ROMs from Brazil end in ZTO, XEU on this, I think is English. I'm finding that my battery is going away very fast, faster than my old ROM.
Thank you.

[Masato]

The battery consuption of PPSSPP has not changed at all... It must be your Rom, as the emulator consume less than Ravensword and other Android games.

[skyfor]

(03-23-2013 02:05 PM)GuilhermeGS2 Wrote:  Is it just me or lately PPSSPP this consuming a lot of battery? Well, I'm also thinking it's my new ROM. I played a few minutes in the emulator (about 5 minutes) and came in second PPSSPP applications that consume more battery, second only to the screen so mobile. In five minutes consumed approximately 5% or more of battery. Someone there with this same problem?
I use the 4.0.4 ROM, I'm from Brazil but it is international, the ROMs from Brazil end in ZTO, XEU on this, I think is English. I'm finding that my battery is going away very fast, faster than my old ROM.
Thank you.

hey remeber bro after flashing new ROM,make sure you download battery calibration(ROOT DEVICES ONLY) from playstore then charge your phone to 100% then click on battery calbiration...!that give me a lot battery hours for play game such ppsspp...!

[GuilhermeGS2]

I not have root acces on my phone.

[Henrik]

I don't believe in battery calibration apps


Anyway, as PPSSPP gets faster it will use less energy, but emulation is power intensive, there's no simple way around it.

[skyfor]

(03-23-2013 11:28 PM)Henrik Wrote:  I don't believe in battery calibration apps


Anyway, as PPSSPP gets faster it will use less energy, but emulation is power intensive, there's no simple way around it.

Hey use battery calibration is reset ur battery stats...with battery calibration u feel like buy new battery...it work for me

[Carter07]

Battery calibration is unuseful, just placebo effect:
http://www.xda-developers.com/android/go...tery-life/

[LordPusha]

I don't know if that's a problem really .... I have yet to play any other game , but I'm stably getting 3-4 hours of battery life playing Fate/Extra on Nexus 7 .

[skyfor]

(03-24-2013 08:19 AM)Carter07 Wrote:  Battery calibration is unuseful, just placebo effect:
http://www.xda-developers.com/android/go...tery-life/

LOL ... I dont care if that thing is unuseful

[sfageas]

well,a psp battery can last 4-6 hours depends from graphically intensive games,brightness so on phones which first priority is phonecalls battery usage is pretty good

[GuilhermeGS2]

Um, maybe the game I play. I'm going to experiment with other games. Or is plugged into USB Joystick spend a little more too?

[sfageas]

are you using a program for the usb joystick?if yes then the program may consume battery also,for the best battery usage terminate all programs running in the background

[GuilhermeGS2]

I always confinement programs. It seems that when I am without the Joystick the battery lasts longer.

[GuilhermeGS2]

Take a look at these screenshots

[sfageas]

maybe its a bit increased with the latest builds,i played championship manager(most) and wipeout pure take a look at my stats.Ive noticed your brightness consumes a well amount of battery maybe you should reduce it to 10% or zero