This is why your my favorite tech TH-camr! Thank you for this video. I do have a feeling Samsung may allow turning off GOS easier after all of this negative press. However, I did realize that FPS throttled down to same after 4 minutes or gameplay.
Guarantee it will be at least a month or a little longer before they do that. Really all this shouldn't be an issue. We're paying over $1,000 for a phone, it should be the consumer's choice to enable or disable the GOS app.
I think there's a way to disable the whole game optimization apps stuff through Android adb interface and then you don't have to keep this app blocker thing running
Also Samsung promised that they will put a switch in the settings that will allow users to disable GOS limitations. So soon you won't need this blocker app
The thing is, you are getting a very small fps boost around 5 fps (10 at best in some places) for almost 3x the energy usage. Your battery will go down 3 times faster, and your phone heat up a lot more. It can actually be dangerous for the hardware. Samsung isn't stupid and their engineers have for sure very strong reasons to turn down the phones performance. However, it's very nice as an end user to be able to have some control over this, so it's still nice that we can actually disable it if we want
True, but i think if GOS is limiting other apps performance like instagram or even camera app itself, it may be worth disabling. However for games its definitely a good thing to have as shown here
It is not whether we should or should not enable or disable GOS. . With this type of information samsung is in evidence of selling top phones overpowered without Developing technology to match processors vs heat dissipation. I think your point is valid about not worth it the "overclocking"but this should not be a trick on a 1300 euros phone. I think heat dissipation technology lacks a lot of development or at least samsung is not willing to invest in it even when we know about there has been a lot of new information about heat dissipation lately. Even with the vapor chamber in the s22 it seems to be obsolet already... Samsung has been exposed in selling race cars to match the competitors but putting them a governor in the gas throttle when the demo has finished.
@@evelynlopez8314 I don't think that is the whole issue. GOS is a symptom of a larger issue. Phones always struggle in dissipating heat, if you can't control the heat dissipation. you control the heat output. which is what GOS is doing. Golden Reviewer takes a temperature reading of the device. And Samsung phones run cooler [at the expense of performance] GOS is doing it's job. it keeps the power consumption below 5W. In their eyes sacrificing performance for battery life/thermals is a tradeoff they're willing to accept and have been for the past 4 years. GOS is a symptom that S.LSI and ARM's in design chips have not been able to match or exceed Performance per Watt of that found in Qualcomm and Apple's Silicon. This is the band-aid that they've been using to meet their power requirements. Now what i'd like it to be possible is to disable it outright, yes maybe it's better for my battery to not get as hot. but my phone is my phone. I did the workaround, now my phone runs just as hot as it did back in One Ui 3. It also coincidentally runs Honkai better than it does stock.
For me who usually gets average of 25fps, I'll gladly take the 10fps increase 😂 and it does work. Now my average fps without gos is around 30-40fps which was never experienced on my S21u exynos 😂 it does generate a bit of extra heat but its worth it as long as you don't play for over an hour. First testing I did without gos I started with 80% battery and after 1hr and 30mins of gaming I was left with 20% battery. Using mobile data and with graphics at max. Now I still game without gos but at medium graphics. Still heats up tho but just as it would when playing pubg. Maybe at most 1° hotter
@@psycho3324 indeed it is not only a software stopper issue. But i still think processor manufactures and in this case samsung are building super fast phones and merchandising them as such but only on their conditions. Technology is there but they ate not willing to sacrifice one feature for overall better results for gamers. In example check lenovo duel there are many fails in the designed however there are sacrificing ip rating for better thermal conditions and thid is only the tip of the iceberg there so many thermal dissipation articles in the web and how to lower heat in exynos or qualcomm even cheap chipsets companies but as i said they are not willing to cross the line. I think shortly they should include a gaming option.for S series.
@@cool9282 unfortunately. I love this device for beautiful screen, cameras this zoom something beautiful. But battery is first problem for me as sometimes I am away like 12h a day from charger and need to be sure phone will handle so long, another thing I am a bit worried about is those problems with smoothness and games lags like hel. If I would knew they will fix it in next 2weeks I would be sure I would leave the device (and also that they will do something about this battery life, I don't need 8h SoT like iphone 13pro max well that would be great but i can live without so much, all I need is a 1 full day of my usage which is not so heavy, 5,5-6h SoT and I am happy my 2,5years old OnePlus 7 pro which I just plugged to a charger had 6:20h sot with 18% battery left.
Yo this the big dawg actually helped me from my codm being 60 fps to 120 fps cuz of that game optimization service spreading love from the Philippines ❤💪
Very helpful. My problem wasn't with too little power, but auto locking refresh rate. Only change I'd recommend is using android sdk platform tools instead of that app. After disabling those 3 apps, my phone stopped locking my refresh rate to 48hz when playing intense games. Edit: if you only want to disable variable refresh rate for games (and not boost power usage) leave game optimization services ON. The refresh rate will still be constant, but you won't be wasting that extra power.
@@PedroHenrique-xp4wdIt takes more setup, but I like that it fully disables the apps instead of just stopping them from connecting to the Internet. Here's a setup tutorial: th-cam.com/video/OSp5_wBAVyQ/w-d-xo.htmlsi=ynz4HOVKTuD_Qb7I
@@PedroHenrique-xp4wdOnce you get it set up plug your phone in and use "adb shell", "pm disable-user --user 0 com.samsung.android.game.gametools", and "pm disable-user --user 0 com.samsung.android.game.gamehome" in that order. My Call of Duty Mobile frames used to be locked at 42, but after doing that I get a pretty consistent 90.
I use Lycan method on my S20 FE 5G. This method seems easier as it doesn't require to start the app before the data/Wi-Fi. The setup steps is a bit more than NetGuard's but still worth it. And as a bonus, it can disable the services too instead of the entire app, great for controlling app's behaviour (there's a risk of that app crashing, for sure).
Any difference with Game Plugins Custom settings? Choose Focus on performance option You can change Resolution (It says Graphics quality: 30% to 100%) You can change max fps - from 15 to 60 fps (5 fps per dot)
@@muhdzaidani2134 My question is same. That's why i came here in comment box see if anyone asked before. Add one more thing, if we off Netguard, Game launcher, Game optimize services and Game booster download some data from internet? As he said in his video...
As we know the weakness of ARM Cortex X2 architecture is heat management. I think that why some manufacturers make control and we can't experience the full potential of SOC.
@Morpheus temp was high for me but it was worth it, i'm using an s21ultra, played at medium graphics with max fps and there was no lag even in br, to me this is absolutely amazing cuz i was playing on low settings ans there was still at ton of lag, i didn't understand why this was happening cuz when i first got the phone, i played on max settings for everything and there was no lag at all but thanks to this video i think i'll once again be able to play at max settings with no lag
@@ridgefrost Did you update the One UI to the newest? That could be the reason, a lot of people say that since they updated to One ui 4, the performance has drastically decreased.
@Davidoko12 yes i did and you know it could be the reason, my phone started heating up alot even for mandane tasks at times and with heat comes throttling i've tried everything but nothings changed, somedays its better than somedays its worse i've just learned to deal with it and hope for the best
@@ridgefrost yep, that's what they say. For that reason I haven't updated my S20 , even though my device says the update is ready I'll just ignore it. I'm gonna stay on One 3.1, because in this version my device is still flying. Won't risk to lose that for a couple of "new" things in One ui 4+. But anyways I hope they soon correct it, because a lot of people are having a bad time rn with the newest update. They'll have to make it more reliable or something. Edit:Even though I like Samsung, idk sometimes I feel that samsung is screwing up everything. It is not normal, that in a high end device like yours people are struggling these hard, as If the device were a much lower , or cheaper device.
They should rename the app from 'Game' to 'Battery' Optimization, also they should give us the consumer the option to choose if we want battery or performance mode. Just give us simple options in a gaming app with per game settings like, - CPU Max frequency slider for each cluster - GPU Max frequency slider - Toggle to Restrict Background Processes, etc And other simple options like these that people will easily understand.
Pretty sure that's what "optimizations" means. Optimal usually doesn't mean max performance as much as it means balance of battery usage and performance. Personally I prefer GOS on because having it off makes the phone heat up like a laptop which isn't good for a device with no active cooling.
Galaxy S10+ with Exynos 9820 here, definitely saw an improvement. I'm running the game at a combination of medium/high settings, with framerate mostly staying in the 60/high 50s mark. FPS will dip a little lower during heavy combat or when the back gets too hot, but still, nowhere near as bad as the agressive throttling Samsung did that made the game pretty much unplayable after just a few minutes. Also, for folks who haven't update your OS, up until Android 11 there was a way to completely remove the GOS app through adb. Look it up and there should be a tutorial thread on XDA.
When playing wild rift, my s10+ exynos version, already heats up a lot, I'm afraid of damaging the phone by disabling GOS, when playing longer sessions. ^^ idk if it's worth for others apps.
*Can you guys try this method with power saving mode turned on as well? I wonder if by limiting CPU to 70% but keeping GPU unlocked we can see better performance but less heat? Also looking into Force 4x MSAA and disable hw overlays.*
Is there anyway to uncapped the thermal limit on samsung devices? it stays around 35-36c at the highest, performance dropped quite a lot by those limit
Galaxy S21+ Exynos model, confirmed working on Honkai Impact also, the game is so much smoother on APHO2 mode, but also heats up so much faster too. Good thing i have a peltier cooler for this thing. Thanks a lot man! Now we need Samsung to address this, and let us have a toggle to do this officially.
Did you try this method with power saving mode turned on as well? I wonder if by limiting CPU to 70% but keeping GPU unlocked we can see better performance but less heat.
@@soul-the_argonaut5211 try APHO2 with maxed settings. It's not laggy per se, there are bunch of stutters when you move between areas at high speed (Timido dash), and especially visible when your device starts to warm up when fighting against a lot of enemies or a boss.
Finally a tech video to improve phone performance that actually makes sense than another ordinary video just saying enable FASS 2X or what ever its called....but thatnks for the video man it was helpful
Hi. I write this comment, maybe its help someone. I disabled the gos, like in the video but thats all, i did nothing else from this video. + Hint If you are using 5g internet instead wifi, turn it only 4g ( LTE ) 5g make it more heating. For me, now the gaming performamce far better. Anyway i cant say abour the more heating thing, cause i play wild rift on my galaxy s22 EXYNOS phone nearly medium settings, its anyway heat the phone and drain the battery so... :D Anyway thank you for the video, its helps a lot to deactice gos!
Can you please do this for the Exynos model? I am still waiting for mine to arrive so I can't test it, also if you could include the temperature difference between GOS on and off, it'd be great. By the way, PerfTools is a plugin that shows CPU use, GPU use, as well as temperature and framerate on a floating window, it's part of Good Lock if you want to compare it to the software you use for monitoring. Thank you for your work!
I did it and yea it doesn't throttle cpu/gpu now, it never allowed them to get over 70% before (it tries to prevent heating issues instead of throttling when heated) now it's happy to sit at 85%90% and cook itself
Thanks man this helped me soooo much. I only need to play on phone when I am travelling and it was a nightmare on my S21 Ultra. Now it's almost buttery smooth! I just need it to be playable so it does the job ^^
We can see why Samsung forced GOS on all users, the battery life. If they had let it run at 100% then in these battery life tests the S22 line would have tanked and been well beaten in these battery reviews. Very dodgy by Samsung. The main reason being that they do not throttle the benchmarks. What that means is they fake performance and battery life. I am not arguing against GOS per se, just that users should not have to go through hoops to have the choice. A simple pop-up when we game asking whether you want to disable GOS would have been consumer-friendly, not default throttling. From comment sections it appears 90% plus of Samsung owners never knew that they would never get close to the benchmark scores when playing games, and may explain why 120FPS games are few and far between. Well done to all the techies that have exposed this Samsung practice and it will be all forgotten in a month or so once Samsung has put it right, but to the Samsung apologists that defend this, you should not put brand loyalty above consumer rights. Samsung made a mistake for sure but they responded quickly and come out of it well once they have removed this trick and no doubt Geekbench will repost their scores on their lists.
You can definitely alter physics though. Almost everyone has some old charge adapter for some old device they no longer have sitting around. Find one that outputs around 9v(up to 12v will work but 12v will be full speed fan spin only, 9v will be like 75% roughly, oh and a low-ish amperage to be safe, mine is 0.6A and the fan is 0.2 so it should only draw 0.2a) and wire it up to a pc fan. if lazy aim pc fan at phone and lay it on a table and it'll help cool it, if you feel inspired make some sort of cooling "stand" out of cardboard(cut a hole in the bottom of a box, put fan inside that, cut box to be level with your table or whatever, cut intake holes otherwise fan has nowhere to draw from). My phone feels cold to the touch in a 27C room with the fan running on slow speed(if its a 4 pin you can hook up the 2 extra control pins to each other which kills the fans speed by like 60%, perfect for quiet mode. Apparently they have some sort of PWM resistor inside, idk how it works but ive been using it like this for a week without an issue) Assuming ofcourse you're playing on controller or a m/kb game here and outputting to a tv, good luck holding a fan on while playing touchscreen games lol
Aside from gameplay, did it make the overall experience of using the phone more pleasurable having GOS off? My s22 ultra snapdragon 12gb is a laggy mess with fps drops even in the system UI and it stuggles even more when multitasking
I have S22 ultra, i have solved it with another way. For games you must use game booster plus plugin in game booster to unlock 60fps (i got 46-60fps) in Genshin (choose max fps, all other setting max, turn off frame booster) . Also to increase the performance, you can choose high performance (there optimal, high, max) (max is not stable in my opinion) in battery setting. Also you can reduce the animation speed to increase snappy UI (in dev mode) . And you can turn off the auto close apps in battery settings too. So S22 can use 100% of the ram. Actually i prefer 48fps in Genshin if they provide it 😂😂
I don't play GI but yesterday I played around with this plug-in too and I'm happy to keep using the max fps for Mario Kart tour. Now that the game supports 60fps it's running smoothly, I won't be disabling GOS for sure but it's nice to know that there's an option for those who want to.
@@Rinnara21 Yeah, I hope they provide a way to disable GOS for those who need to but keep things easy this way for people who rather have a slightly more efficient battery life!
Instead of disabling GOS, you can download Game Booster Plus and then find the game and put it on Max FPS or Max performance. I had FPS issues in another game and I did it, now it works perfectly.
@@TheInchii go to game launcher, then click "more", there you select GamePluggins and that's it, you install Game Booster Plus and put the game on Max FPS.
Can you show the average power result before and after throttling like you did before? You can just put it as a picture as well as long as you show it. We also cant read the red text on top left of the smartphones. Can you increase font size and make it black or white? Lastly, could you find out whats the render resolution on genshin? For comparison purposes.
Great job ! Pleas make same video but with Exynos 2200 version . Im so curious how the new AMD graphic will perform without GOS limitations. Dont forget use a gloves , maybe phone will start a fire 😄
Hello Mr Golder Reviewer, first off I always appreciate the videos. Id like to ask, I own an s20+ w the notoriously Trash exynos 990. Battery life is poor since the beginning, and now performance is starting to decline too. I would like to know if disabling this will improve performance across the board and more importantly what impact it has towards the battery screen on time. Some context: quit mobile gaming, just using it for social media so medium to heavy use.
cant wait to see genshin impact on red magic 7 on your channel golden! most of red magic 7 on youtube now not the real play genshin like lvl 20 character lmao
I turned off GOS on my S22Ultra SD variant and tried my emulators. I tried the new build of Dolphin MMJ because GameCube is very hard to emulate. The result was surprising, games were definitely running a lot better with almost zero drops. Nevertheless, temperature did go higher than normal, not like unbearably hot, but definitely hotter. Trying a previous version of the same emulator which also runs better with GOS on, the difference was imperceptible, some areas where I experienced frame drops were fluid, and temperature was pretty good. I am thinking thar because the old version was already running pretty well, the phone didn't need to do much more to improve, therefore temperature didn't go up; whereas the new one that was struggling to perform well did get a higher boost, resulting on a hotter phone.
@@K71421 I tried to uinstall with adb after every software update but it comes back within seconds.... Samsung has integrated Gos too deep within system that it can't be uninstalled !!
I did this to my S21ultra and the framedrop improved a lot and the game feels more smooth. Codm BR mode. On low graphics and max fps, i can say temperatures don't go up as much as before 🤔 so strange.. i believe this is the best thing to do to your phone and desable that even if you use more battery 😎 I've tried so many "tool apps" to make the game run smooth, but only this made the change 👌
Brilliant video as usual. Would also doing this make the phone smoother with all apps and not just games. I'm looking forward to the exynos review as well please.
Meu Deus!! Tenho um s20 fe snap 865, e posso dizer que melhorou 90%, tanto quanto a estabilidade do FPS quanto a qualidade gráfica, a diferença é MUITO nítida!!!!! Mas em compensação esquentou muito em apenas 5 min de jogo, ao ponto de incomodar os dedos.
Esse método funciona, mas não é o mais eficaz, pois além de não desativar totalmente, a VPN fica rodando em segundo plano e consumindo bateria...É melhor desativar via lycan, pois com ele você desligam totalmente o GOS e outros blootwares da samsung. E sim, é uma boa ideia usar um cooler, ou jogar em um ambiente resfriado.
Looking forward to GOS off Exynos Vs Snapdragon, something tells me without the throttle Snap will blow Exynos away, and the lies of "Similar performance" will be exposed
according to previous test done by golden reviewer, xclipse gpu has same power consumption compared to adreno, while adreno has a 30% lead in performance. So, yes, without gos, exynos will be destroyed theoretically.
Or it can be other way around as the AMD GPU is limited by power consumption and hence not being able to run on its full potential. Maybe the Snapdragon gets blown away in the GPU?
F*ck game booster bruh. On my S20U a couple months ago genshin was running 60 fps. Now with the same settings I'm lucky to get over 30. What have they done to GOS
It's working with my S20 ultra. Thank you for sharing this amazing trick. Samsung should have let user have an option to disable this GOS app if they don't want to lose their customer. The worst optimization apps ever.
That would be great. Also how about a power drain/Performance comparison on say TH-cam, web browsing and a background music or audio playing. I'm curious if you'd lose battery life on non intensive apps too.
Thanks GR! I'm coming to the regular s22 from One Plus 7t playing Genshin on mainly Medium settings, and I was shocked to find that sd 855+ performed better than 8 gen 1. This explains it...
6:30 you can see at the graph here that after 4 Minutes the performance is just as bad anyway. The Snap 888+ and 8 Gen 1 build by Samsung are as much of a heater as the Exynos CPU's used to be.
I didn't notice the graph while watching the whole video. But I tried doing this method and played genshin for around 20 minutes, and it felt so much better, there were no stutters, map scrolling was finally at 60 fps everywhere (and not stuttery 20fps), yes there was thermal throttle and yes the phone got VERY HOT, but I had so much better experience that this is insane.
@TechRise performance wise they're almost the same. S22 with GOS off average 44.3fps, 855+ (860) average 45fps. Just that the latter is a $200 phone which is very impressive.
@@roahnosh while it maybe true on the spreadsheet level, doesn't feel like that in real life, probably because parameters like frame pacing, minimum fps, and maximum fps. Before disabling effectively Samsung's throtelling this was a mess of a gameplay.
So now that the safety was off, we just need to find a way to cool it down. Does samsung have battery bypass feature? Play with just the brick charger and have battery go idle.
Great, but more heat will reduce the life span of the soc and battery life too. It is a love and hate situation here. More heat=more reverse current in the semiconductor chip of soc causing throttle.
Too much heat is bad, some heat is very normal. It's all about balance and if they made the chip like previous ones there are protections built in for when the phone gets dangerously hot in any one of its components.
@@K71421 true until absolute thermal runaway is reached where the silicon dye on which all components are built, start increasing its minority carriers and resembling a conductor until the structure breaks abruptly.
Just for fun, can you try dipping the S22 Ultra into water container and do the game test? Its just like the one you do with the iPhone 13 Pro Max. Or, slap the Blackshark Cooler on the back of the S22 Ultra and do the test. I just want to see if the S22 Ultra (SD8G1 and Ex2200) can stay stable 60fps if enough cooling is given.
Or you can use Geforce Now and play Genshin Impact on the cloud at 120fps 1440p on RTX 3080 GPU... Don't make your life complicated when you don't have to :)
Dont know about 60 fps, but it definitely will have a high and stable frame rate when enough cooling is given - even with game optimisation service on. I'm pretty sure it can give a constant 50+ fps frame rate in that case. Can confirm from playing pubg mobile on my s7 and s9. Cooling is all that's required. A fan like the blackshark one will more than do the trick.
The game slow because it will limit CPU speed when the temperature is too high and save battery. Just plug in the charger and use mini fan to get the best fps.
I am no gamer but this is why I prefer iOS over Android - things on iOS just work. And no need for such adjustments. I am using S22 Ultra and Pixel 6 Pro along my iPhone 13 Pro and in most scenarios iPhone is better. Daylight camera on S22 Ultra is AMAZING, so is zoom. But shutter lag sucks. Pixel's blur prevention is perfect for kids and also action pan. But its fingerprint is still not good.
@@mks1702 if you keep using your phone in high use while already it's already hot, it might shorten the lifespan of the phone. If you want to keep using it with high power like this, you should buy a cooler from Blackshark or ROG to compensate the high temperature
Well I have been trying to get Samsung to realize that the gos worked perfectly fine with one ui 3.1 with the original software that s21 ultra came with the December 2020 software was perfectly fine the games worked perfectly fine also when you disable gos it doesn't fix the frame rate issue actually to get the best performance out of your games you just have to go to the gos app and clear data and open your game and play the only downside is you have to clear the data every time once you close the game before you play
All this does is prove samsung was smart in using GoS ..they realized they needed a solution for the overheating from the note 7 imo..and just finally arrived at this safeguard...should they have made everyone aware of it is debatable.
Does this still work? S23 ultra here. Phones performance has gone to complete garbage even after a fectory reset. They really killed this phones performance after the last security patch and its driving me insane.
Pushing your phone to sprint on a daily basis is not a good thing at all. I would turn GOS and would probably buy accessories like a controller to avoid touching the phone while playing, our hands alone can add heating or those nice cooling fans that you can stick to the back of the phone.
Before I disable GOS, my s21 ultra stutters a lot in genshin, i got like about 20-30fps only and after I disable it and install genshin on galaxy store, my phone can even reach about 45-50fps on high settings. Thanks for ur help
I think when GOS is OFF and the phone overheats and consumes more power this will AFFECT your battery health down the line,after 1 year u might need a battery replacement Again the options to turn GOS on or Off will be appreciated💪🏽
If it overheats because a samsung app can't connect to the internet then that is a really bad design. All we're doing is disabling it's ability to grab the list it needs to use for slowing down certain apps.
@@K71421 give me one reason why Samsung will intentionally slow down their new flagship phone tht needs to compete with Apple🤔GOS is made to give u a stable fps in long gaming sessions🤷🏽♂️ According to u y do u think Samsung slows down this Apps?
@@techandy1747 you said it would overheat and hurt the battery over time, I said disabling gos internet access (what was shown in the video) if that is overheating the battery it is a stupid design. Assuming what you described and what was shown in the video is correct. Why samsung did it could be for several reasons, I agree it is for frame rate stability. But I'd rather have unrestricted performance within thermal throttle limits. The phone will still thermal throttle if it gets too hot, even with gos disabled.
Keep up bro for this kind of video uf you can also present other topics like unlocking bootloader ,ROM , tips and Tricks to improve battery life , Good Lock tweaks
_No Apps needed!_ *SETTINGS:* Applications > three dots above > Special Access > Change System Settings > three dots above > Show System Applications > *DISABILITY GAME OPTIMIZING SERVICE*
This is why your my favorite tech TH-camr! Thank you for this video. I do have a feeling Samsung may allow turning off GOS easier after all of this negative press. However, I did realize that FPS throttled down to same after 4 minutes or gameplay.
Yeah, i guess on the next update
Can you pleaaase set the screen into 1080p before playing Genshin?
Guarantee it will be at least a month or a little longer before they do that.
Really all this shouldn't be an issue.
We're paying over $1,000 for a phone, it should be the consumer's choice to enable or disable the GOS app.
They confirm that there will be an option to turn GOS off.
@@KhanhNguyen-lg2qi source?
Thank you so much! I did this and my Genshin Impact was finally playing around 50-60fps instead of 40fps with constant dips to 25-30. You're a legend.
I think there's a way to disable the whole game optimization apps stuff through Android adb interface and then you don't have to keep this app blocker thing running
Also Samsung promised that they will put a switch in the settings that will allow users to disable GOS limitations.
So soon you won't need this blocker app
@@damara2268 yeah but the actual gos can't be uninstalled anymore bc of a knox update
@@dragonmonster3361 you can disable it I think
What phone and processor?
The thing is, you are getting a very small fps boost around 5 fps (10 at best in some places) for almost 3x the energy usage. Your battery will go down 3 times faster, and your phone heat up a lot more. It can actually be dangerous for the hardware. Samsung isn't stupid and their engineers have for sure very strong reasons to turn down the phones performance. However, it's very nice as an end user to be able to have some control over this, so it's still nice that we can actually disable it if we want
True, but i think if GOS is limiting other apps performance like instagram or even camera app itself, it may be worth disabling. However for games its definitely a good thing to have as shown here
It is not whether we should or should not enable or disable GOS. . With this type of information samsung is in evidence of selling top phones overpowered without Developing technology to match processors vs heat dissipation. I think your point is valid about not worth it the "overclocking"but this should not be a trick on a 1300 euros phone. I think heat dissipation technology lacks a lot of development or at least samsung is not willing to invest in it even when we know about there has been a lot of new information about heat dissipation lately. Even with the vapor chamber in the s22 it seems to be obsolet already... Samsung has been exposed in selling race cars to match the competitors but putting them a governor in the gas throttle when the demo has finished.
@@evelynlopez8314 I don't think that is the whole issue. GOS is a symptom of a larger issue. Phones always struggle in dissipating heat, if you can't control the heat dissipation. you control the heat output. which is what GOS is doing. Golden Reviewer takes a temperature reading of the device. And Samsung phones run cooler [at the expense of performance]
GOS is doing it's job. it keeps the power consumption below 5W.
In their eyes sacrificing performance for battery life/thermals is a tradeoff they're willing to accept and have been for the past 4 years.
GOS is a symptom that S.LSI and ARM's in design chips have not been able to match or exceed Performance per Watt of that found in Qualcomm and Apple's Silicon. This is the band-aid that they've been using to meet their power requirements.
Now what i'd like it to be possible is to disable it outright, yes maybe it's better for my battery to not get as hot. but my phone is my phone.
I did the workaround, now my phone runs just as hot as it did back in One Ui 3.
It also coincidentally runs Honkai better than it does stock.
For me who usually gets average of 25fps, I'll gladly take the 10fps increase 😂 and it does work. Now my average fps without gos is around 30-40fps which was never experienced on my S21u exynos 😂 it does generate a bit of extra heat but its worth it as long as you don't play for over an hour. First testing I did without gos I started with 80% battery and after 1hr and 30mins of gaming I was left with 20% battery. Using mobile data and with graphics at max. Now I still game without gos but at medium graphics. Still heats up tho but just as it would when playing pubg. Maybe at most 1° hotter
@@psycho3324 indeed it is not only a software stopper issue. But i still think processor manufactures and in this case samsung are building super fast phones and merchandising them as such but only on their conditions. Technology is there but they ate not willing to sacrifice one feature for overall better results for gamers. In example check lenovo duel there are many fails in the designed however there are sacrificing ip rating for better thermal conditions and thid is only the tip of the iceberg there so many thermal dissipation articles in the web and how to lower heat in exynos or qualcomm even cheap chipsets companies but as i said they are not willing to cross the line. I think shortly they should include a gaming option.for S series.
I'd be interested to see how the Exynos 2200 will fare in comparison, especially in terms of power drawn and temperature/throttling.
@Golden Reviewer Please.
Well just made it now and still I don't see any difference genshin still stuttering
I bet is worse in peak performance but I'm not sure
Exynos is far inferior to SD 8 Gen 1
@@cool9282 unfortunately. I love this device for beautiful screen, cameras this zoom something beautiful. But battery is first problem for me as sometimes I am away like 12h a day from charger and need to be sure phone will handle so long, another thing I am a bit worried about is those problems with smoothness and games lags like hel. If I would knew they will fix it in next 2weeks I would be sure I would leave the device (and also that they will do something about this battery life, I don't need 8h SoT like iphone 13pro max well that would be great but i can live without so much, all I need is a 1 full day of my usage which is not so heavy, 5,5-6h SoT and I am happy my 2,5years old OnePlus 7 pro which I just plugged to a charger had 6:20h sot with 18% battery left.
Holy, it also worked on my Samsung Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra lmao. I got a steady 60-45 fps and it was awesome. Thank you :D
Did it heat up a lot more?
@@propersod2390 not much tho, 3°c ish
@@owohehe8105 noice
Do I have to keep Netguard on all the time?
What was the FPS before?
Yo this the big dawg actually helped me from my codm being 60 fps to 120 fps cuz of that game optimization service spreading love from the Philippines ❤💪
Hopefully samsung can put that update out faster and give us the choice through the system and not have to download another app.
They're in the process of making a UI controll aren't they?
Very helpful. My problem wasn't with too little power, but auto locking refresh rate. Only change I'd recommend is using android sdk platform tools instead of that app. After disabling those 3 apps, my phone stopped locking my refresh rate to 48hz when playing intense games.
Edit: if you only want to disable variable refresh rate for games (and not boost power usage) leave game optimization services ON. The refresh rate will still be constant, but you won't be wasting that extra power.
OMG THIS IS EXACTLY WHAT I WAS LOOKING FOR, GONNA TRY!
Do u have any tutorial of how to do it?
@@PedroHenrique-xp4wdIt takes more setup, but I like that it fully disables the apps instead of just stopping them from connecting to the Internet.
Here's a setup tutorial: th-cam.com/video/OSp5_wBAVyQ/w-d-xo.htmlsi=ynz4HOVKTuD_Qb7I
@@jestfulcompany9589 i'll defenily try, tk u so much!
@@PedroHenrique-xp4wdOnce you get it set up plug your phone in and use "adb shell", "pm disable-user --user 0 com.samsung.android.game.gametools", and "pm disable-user --user 0 com.samsung.android.game.gamehome" in that order.
My Call of Duty Mobile frames used to be locked at 42, but after doing that I get a pretty consistent 90.
Wasn't aware of NetGuard until this video. I ended up using the android alliance about two days ago.
I use Lycan method on my S20 FE 5G. This method seems easier as it doesn't require to start the app before the data/Wi-Fi. The setup steps is a bit more than NetGuard's but still worth it. And as a bonus, it can disable the services too instead of the entire app, great for controlling app's behaviour (there's a risk of that app crashing, for sure).
Hi , can you tell us more , or make some guide ?
For that user needs to do some tweaks to Knox License for that app to work & I don't that find safe as Knox is meant for security...
Lycan is not working 😕
8gen 1gets so hot that only gaming phones with dedicated internal fans can cool it
I mean, unless you bought an external cooling device. Regardless, yeah it's very hot.
My ac works better💀
@@Dakotabruce6681soppwe can increase the AC heat if we wanted to 💀
Fax
Totally relate to this
Any difference with Game Plugins Custom settings?
Choose Focus on performance option
You can change Resolution (It says Graphics quality: 30% to 100%)
You can change max fps - from 15 to 60 fps (5 fps per dot)
For me game plugins doesn’t make any difference for GI, I also wonder why
@Golden Reviewer do we have to keep the Netguard turn on even when we are not playing games?
@@GoldenReviewer same
@@muhdzaidani2134 more power usage so dont
@@muhdzaidani2134 My question is same. That's why i came here in comment box see if anyone asked before. Add one more thing, if we off Netguard, Game launcher, Game optimize services and Game booster download some data from internet? As he said in his video...
Man you are just Incredibly good.
I think SAMSUNG should Do something quickly to Use the Full Potential of the SoCs
As we know the weakness of ARM Cortex X2 architecture is heat management. I think that why some manufacturers make control and we can't experience the full potential of SOC.
Thank you very much, it really worked. In Warzone Mobile, the game crashed so much that I can easily get up to 60 fps now. thank you really much bro
same problem can i do it as im running on s23 gen 2
Holy! It actually worked! Thanks man for this tips. I hope you make a video how to turn it back just in case. Love your videos!
Tried this with my s20fe e990 and played games in max settings. It much smoother to be honest, minimal lags compared before.
hows the temp??
@Morpheus temp was high for me but it was worth it, i'm using an s21ultra, played at medium graphics with max fps and there was no lag even in br, to me this is absolutely amazing cuz i was playing on low settings ans there was still at ton of lag, i didn't understand why this was happening cuz when i first got the phone, i played on max settings for everything and there was no lag at all but thanks to this video i think i'll once again be able to play at max settings with no lag
@@ridgefrost Did you update the One UI to the newest? That could be the reason, a lot of people say that since they updated to One ui 4, the performance has drastically decreased.
@Davidoko12 yes i did and you know it could be the reason, my phone started heating up alot even for mandane tasks at times and with heat comes throttling i've tried everything but nothings changed, somedays its better than somedays its worse i've just learned to deal with it and hope for the best
@@ridgefrost yep, that's what they say. For that reason I haven't updated my S20 , even though my device says the update is ready I'll just ignore it. I'm gonna stay on One 3.1, because in this version my device is still flying. Won't risk to lose that for a couple of "new" things in One ui 4+. But anyways I hope they soon correct it, because a lot of people are having a bad time rn with the newest update. They'll have to make it more reliable or something.
Edit:Even though I like Samsung, idk sometimes I feel that samsung is screwing up everything. It is not normal, that in a high end device like yours people are struggling these hard, as If the device were a much lower , or cheaper device.
Performance is indeed better, but my god that's almost twice the power consumption... The battery won't last more than 3h running like that
Thanks!
Dimensity is leading now,powerful chips with lower power consumption,also the new dimensity 8100 it rumored has amazing stability for games
Bunch of bullshit
Apple bionic chip series is way better, not even mentioning m chips.
@@vitaliibraslavets IOS and Android are different Platform
@@itsmehan5118 which proofs that apple is both better at hardware and optimization.
in genshin, apple>dimensity>snapdragon
Can you do a full 10 minute gameplay with GOS turned off? Would be interesting to see how sustained performance is.
They should rename the app from 'Game' to 'Battery' Optimization, also they should give us the consumer the option to choose if we want battery or performance mode.
Just give us simple options in a gaming app with per game settings like,
- CPU Max frequency slider for each cluster
- GPU Max frequency slider
- Toggle to Restrict Background Processes, etc
And other simple options like these that people will easily understand.
Pretty sure that's what "optimizations" means. Optimal usually doesn't mean max performance as much as it means balance of battery usage and performance. Personally I prefer GOS on because having it off makes the phone heat up like a laptop which isn't good for a device with no active cooling.
Galaxy S10+ with Exynos 9820 here, definitely saw an improvement. I'm running the game at a combination of medium/high settings, with framerate mostly staying in the 60/high 50s mark. FPS will dip a little lower during heavy combat or when the back gets too hot, but still, nowhere near as bad as the agressive throttling Samsung did that made the game pretty much unplayable after just a few minutes.
Also, for folks who haven't update your OS, up until Android 11 there was a way to completely remove the GOS app through adb. Look it up and there should be a tutorial thread on XDA.
That way to remove gos through adb doesn't work on Android 12?
is this gos problem only related to one ui 4 or it also occurs on one ui 3.1?
When playing wild rift, my s10+ exynos version, already heats up a lot, I'm afraid of damaging the phone by disabling GOS, when playing longer sessions. ^^ idk if it's worth for others apps.
Hello i also have s10 plus . Should i use this method or not? And how will i turn it on gos again when i have turned it off
@@asadullahshah23I have a easy method which works...just clear data of Gos everytime before opening a game
*Can you guys try this method with power saving mode turned on as well? I wonder if by limiting CPU to 70% but keeping GPU unlocked we can see better performance but less heat? Also looking into Force 4x MSAA and disable hw overlays.*
Those dev options do nothing.
@@bulletpunch9317 the only I noticed was increased gpu usage (by 20%) and lots of heat.
@@bryancalle7352 google MSAA you will want to turn it off. It is Multisample anti-aliasing it only hurts performance.
Thank you so much! There was a great performance boost after I tried this
the implementation of GOS for Samsung Smartphones aims to be POSITIVE but we also as owners want to play games with the best performance
The implementation sucks
Is there anyway to uncapped the thermal limit on samsung devices?
it stays around 35-36c at the highest, performance dropped quite a lot by those limit
you can use thermal guardian
You've tried Thermal Guardian in Good Guardians?
it did not work for me because the geekbench show 800 single core and 3018 dual core so it still very low
and before it was 1200 single core and 3400 dual core
Download Thermal Guardian and crank the threshold to max.
we need to see the Exinos version test performance with GOS off
Galaxy S21+ Exynos model, confirmed working on Honkai Impact also, the game is so much smoother on APHO2 mode, but also heats up so much faster too. Good thing i have a peltier cooler for this thing.
Thanks a lot man!
Now we need Samsung to address this, and let us have a toggle to do this officially.
Did you try this method with power saving mode turned on as well? I wonder if by limiting CPU to 70% but keeping GPU unlocked we can see better performance but less heat.
@@bryancalle7352 never have Power saving mode on unless the battery goes below 60%. So no, normal mode.
Honkai has issues? I played on an S20 and never got any lag or problems 🤕was very unaware
@@soul-the_argonaut5211 try APHO2 with maxed settings. It's not laggy per se, there are bunch of stutters when you move between areas at high speed (Timido dash), and especially visible when your device starts to warm up when fighting against a lot of enemies or a boss.
Finally a tech video to improve phone performance that actually makes sense than another ordinary video just saying enable FASS 2X or what ever its called....but thatnks for the video man it was helpful
Did this on my Note 20 Ultra, and phone got so hot Im afraid to have it on, had turn it off for a while, gonna re-enable all GOS servies.
Bro just lower the thermal threshold in thermal guardian.
Hi.
I write this comment, maybe its help someone.
I disabled the gos, like in the video but thats all, i did nothing else from this video.
+ Hint
If you are using 5g internet instead wifi, turn it only 4g ( LTE ) 5g make it more heating.
For me, now the gaming performamce far better.
Anyway i cant say abour the more heating thing, cause i play wild rift on my galaxy s22 EXYNOS phone nearly medium settings, its anyway heat the phone and drain the battery so... :D
Anyway thank you for the video, its helps a lot to deactice gos!
Can you please do this for the Exynos model? I am still waiting for mine to arrive so I can't test it, also if you could include the temperature difference between GOS on and off, it'd be great. By the way, PerfTools is a plugin that shows CPU use, GPU use, as well as temperature and framerate on a floating window, it's part of Good Lock if you want to compare it to the software you use for monitoring. Thank you for your work!
Just done it on Exynos still no difference in performance
I did it and yea it doesn't throttle cpu/gpu now, it never allowed them to get over 70% before (it tries to prevent heating issues instead of throttling when heated) now it's happy to sit at 85%90% and cook itself
Thanks man this helped me soooo much. I only need to play on phone when I am travelling and it was a nightmare on my S21 Ultra. Now it's almost buttery smooth! I just need it to be playable so it does the job ^^
We can see why Samsung forced GOS on all users, the battery life. If they had let it run at 100% then in these battery life tests the S22 line would have tanked and been well beaten in these battery reviews. Very dodgy by Samsung. The main reason being that they do not throttle the benchmarks. What that means is they fake performance and battery life. I am not arguing against GOS per se, just that users should not have to go through hoops to have the choice. A simple pop-up when we game asking whether you want to disable GOS would have been consumer-friendly, not default throttling. From comment sections it appears 90% plus of Samsung owners never knew that they would never get close to the benchmark scores when playing games, and may explain why 120FPS games are few and far between.
Well done to all the techies that have exposed this Samsung practice and it will be all forgotten in a month or so once Samsung has put it right, but to the Samsung apologists that defend this, you should not put brand loyalty above consumer rights. Samsung made a mistake for sure but they responded quickly and come out of it well once they have removed this trick and no doubt Geekbench will repost their scores on their lists.
They should just allow us to toggle it... on/off. Everyone will be happy
Theres nothing to complain to abt what u say, i even thought this was some kind of game bloatware..
You can definitely alter physics though. Almost everyone has some old charge adapter for some old device they no longer have sitting around. Find one that outputs around 9v(up to 12v will work but 12v will be full speed fan spin only, 9v will be like 75% roughly, oh and a low-ish amperage to be safe, mine is 0.6A and the fan is 0.2 so it should only draw 0.2a) and wire it up to a pc fan. if lazy aim pc fan at phone and lay it on a table and it'll help cool it, if you feel inspired make some sort of cooling "stand" out of cardboard(cut a hole in the bottom of a box, put fan inside that, cut box to be level with your table or whatever, cut intake holes otherwise fan has nowhere to draw from). My phone feels cold to the touch in a 27C room with the fan running on slow speed(if its a 4 pin you can hook up the 2 extra control pins to each other which kills the fans speed by like 60%, perfect for quiet mode. Apparently they have some sort of PWM resistor inside, idk how it works but ive been using it like this for a week without an issue)
Assuming ofcourse you're playing on controller or a m/kb game here and outputting to a tv, good luck holding a fan on while playing touchscreen games lol
Aside from gameplay, did it make the overall experience of using the phone more pleasurable having GOS off? My s22 ultra snapdragon 12gb is a laggy mess with fps drops even in the system UI and it stuggles even more when multitasking
Same on exynos . Sometimes it's okay. But yesterday happened it bugged down in vr app and ui crashed
Turn off GOS your system UI runs more smoother i already turned off GOS but u will get slightly less battery backup
yes it definitely does from my experience so far. however battery drain quicker as well.
@@hoangd4132 thats what chargers are for
My exynos runs stable when gos is off in overall.
Thank you for this. This REALLY works!
Can you do a bettery test without gos to check whether samsung was really throttling normal apps?
Bro u literary made my day with this video. i hate samsung for not giving us this option by default
Awesome video... would have loved to see difference in other games as well as creative apps like photoshop and video exporting.
I tried this on my SamsungA9 and it has been really great, i noticed smoother performance and better ms in my game , thanks so much bro❤
I have S22 ultra, i have solved it with another way. For games you must use game booster plus plugin in game booster to unlock 60fps (i got 46-60fps) in Genshin (choose max fps, all other setting max, turn off frame booster) .
Also to increase the performance, you can choose high performance (there optimal, high, max) (max is not stable in my opinion) in battery setting.
Also you can reduce the animation speed to increase snappy UI (in dev mode) . And you can turn off the auto close apps in battery settings too. So S22 can use 100% of the ram.
Actually i prefer 48fps in Genshin if they provide it 😂😂
I don't play GI but yesterday I played around with this plug-in too and I'm happy to keep using the max fps for Mario Kart tour. Now that the game supports 60fps it's running smoothly, I won't be disabling GOS for sure but it's nice to know that there's an option for those who want to.
@@Rinnara21 Nice for you
@@Rinnara21 Yeah, I hope they provide a way to disable GOS for those who need to but keep things easy this way for people who rather have a slightly more efficient battery life!
Instead of disabling GOS, you can download Game Booster Plus and then find the game and put it on Max FPS or Max performance. I had FPS issues in another game and I did it, now it works perfectly.
Can you explain exactly how to so it?
@@TheInchii go to game launcher, then click "more", there you select GamePluggins and that's it, you install Game Booster Plus and put the game on Max FPS.
You can do both disable GOS and by doing this to maximize full potential in gaming
@@christianpasco4673 I just returned the device because of the battery drain
Can you show the average power result before and after throttling like you did before? You can just put it as a picture as well as long as you show it.
We also cant read the red text on top left of the smartphones. Can you increase font size and make it black or white?
Lastly, could you find out whats the render resolution on genshin? For comparison purposes.
Amazing channel. Watched 2 videos today and both of them were mind blowing!
Can you test what if we just disable GOS permissions (change system settings - not allowed)?
Unbelievable. They sell a high end device already slowed down from the box. They give you a Lamborghini with the performance of a van.
for further fps improvement reduce the screen resolution so the resources will be just added in fps instead of bigger render.
Most 9f games are capped to 1080p. So it doest matter
Its only rendering at 600-800p.
@@bulletpunch9317 not it's at 1080p
@@Rahat2995 no, people including golden reviewer has done tests.
600p-800p for sure. a smartphone could not handle 1080p genshin.
Great job ! Pleas make same video but with Exynos 2200 version . Im so curious how the new AMD graphic will perform without GOS limitations. Dont forget use a gloves , maybe phone will start a fire 😄
Hello Mr Golder Reviewer, first off I always appreciate the videos. Id like to ask, I own an s20+ w the notoriously Trash exynos 990. Battery life is poor since the beginning, and now performance is starting to decline too. I would like to know if disabling this will improve performance across the board and more importantly what impact it has towards the battery screen on time.
Some context: quit mobile gaming, just using it for social media so medium to heavy use.
cant wait to see genshin impact on red magic 7 on your channel golden!
most of red magic 7 on youtube now not the real play genshin like lvl 20 character lmao
I used this on s10+ exynos but gos just keeps getting its files back. I tried it a few times.
Same here, did you ever find a solution?
@@kokoko3k i rooted, there is a guide called something like s10 max brightness performance root in xda forums. I followed there.
tried this in 2023, still cant disable it. so samsung really doesnt allow us to disable it anymore now? :(
REmeber when saMsungs were ExplOding in POcKeTs? ...
THIS SUMMER. PREPAIR YOUR POCKETS. FOR SAMSUNG PERFORMANCE MODE. COMING TO AN S22 NEAR YOU.
Samsungs in general no, just the Galaxy Note 7 bruhhhhhh
Thanks for the tip, yup definitely improved performance of my s22
I turned off GOS on my S22Ultra SD variant and tried my emulators. I tried the new build of Dolphin MMJ because GameCube is very hard to emulate. The result was surprising, games were definitely running a lot better with almost zero drops.
Nevertheless, temperature did go higher than normal, not like unbearably hot, but definitely hotter.
Trying a previous version of the same emulator which also runs better with GOS on, the difference was imperceptible, some areas where I experienced frame drops were fluid, and temperature was pretty good. I am thinking thar because the old version was already running pretty well, the phone didn't need to do much more to improve, therefore temperature didn't go up; whereas the new one that was struggling to perform well did get a higher boost, resulting on a hotter phone.
What phone are u using?
@@imangolix7235 I forgot to mention that! I have an S22Ultra SD variant
Finally..
Samsung phones are gonna use their full power 💪
can use adb for removing those apps like on xiaomi? if you can remove it then you won't need installing apps
Gos Comes back in like 2 seconds.
I'm also curious if anyone has tried this with developer commands, removing the gos entirely from the phone.
@@K71421 I tried to uinstall with adb after every software update but it comes back within seconds....
Samsung has integrated Gos too deep within system that it can't be uninstalled !!
I did this to my S21ultra and the framedrop improved a lot and the game feels more smooth. Codm BR mode.
On low graphics and max fps, i can say temperatures don't go up as much as before 🤔 so strange.. i believe this is the best thing to do to your phone and desable that even if you use more battery 😎 I've tried so many "tool apps" to make the game run smooth, but only this made the change 👌
@Daniel Do I have to keep Netguard on all the time?
Yes.. you can turn it off, BUT need to be on while you play the games 🤷♂️
It really works. I subscribe inmediately. Just one question, what app did you use to measure the FPS?
No responde eso :(
¡Gracias!
wtf
LOL@@mooshroom3475
After disabling gos, the performance at the beginning is siginificantly better. but only be better in first 5 miniutes...
Brilliant video as usual.
Would also doing this make the phone smoother with all apps and not just games.
I'm looking forward to the exynos review as well please.
As a Korean, I apologize to everyone.😪
Because gos
It's important to throttle so the phone stays cooled,
Not throttled = hot sooner.
Meu Deus!! Tenho um s20 fe snap 865, e posso dizer que melhorou 90%, tanto quanto a estabilidade do FPS quanto a qualidade gráfica, a diferença é MUITO nítida!!!!!
Mas em compensação esquentou muito em apenas 5 min de jogo, ao ponto de incomodar os dedos.
E bom comprar um cooler
Esse método funciona, mas não é o mais eficaz, pois além de não desativar totalmente, a VPN fica rodando em segundo plano e consumindo bateria...É melhor desativar via lycan, pois com ele você desligam totalmente o GOS e outros blootwares da samsung.
E sim, é uma boa ideia usar um cooler, ou jogar em um ambiente resfriado.
Now I See the watercooler for phones that LTT tested to get useful. 😂
Looking forward to GOS off Exynos Vs Snapdragon, something tells me without the throttle Snap will blow Exynos away, and the lies of "Similar performance" will be exposed
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I'll leave my messages here
It takes 3 min to throttle to 30 fps either way lol
according to previous test done by golden reviewer, xclipse gpu has same power consumption compared to adreno, while adreno has a 30% lead in performance. So, yes, without gos, exynos will be destroyed theoretically.
Or it can be other way around as the AMD GPU is limited by power consumption and hence not being able to run on its full potential. Maybe the Snapdragon gets blown away in the GPU?
TYSM BROO❤❤❤ IT ACTUALLY WORKED ON MY 4 OR 5 YEAR OLD SAMSUNG A70❤❤
F*ck game booster bruh. On my S20U a couple months ago genshin was running 60 fps. Now with the same settings I'm lucky to get over 30. What have they done to GOS
Thank you so much. Just bought s21 fe and had severe frame drop with diablo immortal and your sollution helped. Thanks alot.
It's working with my S20 ultra. Thank you for sharing this amazing trick. Samsung should have let user have an option to disable this GOS app if they don't want to lose their customer. The worst optimization apps ever.
Great review as always! How about doing a battery drain comparison between GOS off and on? Say about 30mins of Genshin playing at max settings.
That would be great. Also how about a power drain/Performance comparison on say TH-cam, web browsing and a background music or audio playing. I'm curious if you'd lose battery life on non intensive apps too.
He literally showed in this video that the power consumption with GOS off is basically doubled, do the math, it's going to lead to shorter runtimes
Thanks GR!
I'm coming to the regular s22 from One Plus 7t playing Genshin on mainly Medium settings, and I was shocked to find that sd 855+ performed better than 8 gen 1.
This explains it...
6:30 you can see at the graph here that after 4 Minutes the performance is just as bad anyway. The Snap 888+ and 8 Gen 1 build by Samsung are as much of a heater as the Exynos CPU's used to be.
I didn't notice the graph while watching the whole video. But I tried doing this method and played genshin for around 20 minutes, and it felt so much better, there were no stutters, map scrolling was finally at 60 fps everywhere (and not stuttery 20fps), yes there was thermal throttle and yes the phone got VERY HOT, but I had so much better experience that this is insane.
@@FutureWiredTec This phone's average fps is 44.3 almost similar to an overclocked 855+ 45fps which the OP mentioned.
@TechRise performance wise they're almost the same. S22 with GOS off average 44.3fps, 855+ (860) average 45fps. Just that the latter is a $200 phone which is very impressive.
@@roahnosh while it maybe true on the spreadsheet level, doesn't feel like that in real life, probably because parameters like frame pacing, minimum fps, and maximum fps.
Before disabling effectively Samsung's throtelling this was a mess of a gameplay.
I honestly don't care about removing gos, since after just 3 minutes the performance is similar but the phone is consuming more power.
Yes exactly
No its not. Its the whole time of playing the performance much bettr.
absolutely amazing🥰
So now that the safety was off, we just need to find a way to cool it down.
Does samsung have battery bypass feature?
Play with just the brick charger and have battery go idle.
Excellent video, thank you!!
Would be awesome to see how this performs on Exynos.
Great, but more heat will reduce the life span of the soc and battery life too. It is a love and hate situation here.
More heat=more reverse current in the semiconductor chip of soc causing throttle.
Too much heat is bad, some heat is very normal. It's all about balance and if they made the chip like previous ones there are protections built in for when the phone gets dangerously hot in any one of its components.
I'd have a new phone by the time that happens tbh
@@devilkazumi578 but others won't. You have to be macroscopic not microscopic.
@@K71421 true until absolute thermal runaway is reached where the silicon dye on which all components are built, start increasing its minority carriers and resembling a conductor until the structure breaks abruptly.
Now now now, this works on all Galaxy devices, not just S22 series :) you're welcome.
Just for fun, can you try dipping the S22 Ultra into water container and do the game test? Its just like the one you do with the iPhone 13 Pro Max. Or, slap the Blackshark Cooler on the back of the S22 Ultra and do the test.
I just want to see if the S22 Ultra (SD8G1 and Ex2200) can stay stable 60fps if enough cooling is given.
Or you can use Geforce Now and play Genshin Impact on the cloud at 120fps 1440p on RTX 3080 GPU...
Don't make your life complicated when you don't have to :)
Dont know about 60 fps, but it definitely will have a high and stable frame rate when enough cooling is given - even with game optimisation service on. I'm pretty sure it can give a constant 50+ fps frame rate in that case. Can confirm from playing pubg mobile on my s7 and s9. Cooling is all that's required. A fan like the blackshark one will more than do the trick.
you can't interact with the phone underwater? or can you my physics understandings say otherwise
Or just get the red magic 7
Can we hide the sign of VPN ( a small key) from the desktop?
What software do you use to record fps
PerfDog
The game slow because it will limit CPU speed when the temperature is too high and save battery. Just plug in the charger and use mini fan to get the best fps.
I am no gamer but this is why I prefer iOS over Android - things on iOS just work. And no need for such adjustments.
I am using S22 Ultra and Pixel 6 Pro along my iPhone 13 Pro and in most scenarios iPhone is better. Daylight camera on S22 Ultra is AMAZING, so is zoom. But shutter lag sucks. Pixel's blur prevention is perfect for kids and also action pan. But its fingerprint is still not good.
I phone does it too. Don't be silly
@@woodiemarv, does what? It is fast at taking pics? Making the best video? Reliable FaceID?
Amazing content as usual you're the best💯💯
that power consumption difference is scary, btw what was the temperature difference between the two ?
Hi, love your video btw, may i know if I have to keep the netguard turned on when I finished playing the game?
Been wanting to do this on my s20fe but was afraid of corrupting my phone in the process. How safe is this process , golden reviewer ?
none of those apps are crucial for the system to up and running so youll be fine
Just disable these things. Now, if you try disabling things like android system, one ui etc... Will Wreak your phone.
Although heating would be an issue.
@@abhaypatil2000 why ?
@@mks1702 if you keep using your phone in high use while already it's already hot, it might shorten the lifespan of the phone.
If you want to keep using it with high power like this, you should buy a cooler from Blackshark or ROG to compensate the high temperature
Well I have been trying to get Samsung to realize that the gos worked perfectly fine with one ui 3.1 with the original software that s21 ultra came with the December 2020 software was perfectly fine the games worked perfectly fine also when you disable gos it doesn't fix the frame rate issue actually to get the best performance out of your games you just have to go to the gos app and clear data and open your game and play the only downside is you have to clear the data every time once you close the game before you play
Don't disable .. it prevents your phone from thermal throttling which is much worse than the default throttle
Noo it doesn't.
The Qualcomm chipset throttles on it's own.
GOS only tells it to throttle much more
Exynos 2200 g.o.s off next! Awesome videos as always golden ♥️ love ur vids from uae
All this does is prove samsung was smart in using GoS ..they realized they needed a solution for the overheating from the note 7 imo..and just finally arrived at this safeguard...should they have made everyone aware of it is debatable.
Does this still work? S23 ultra here.
Phones performance has gone to complete garbage even after a fectory reset. They really killed this phones performance after the last security patch and its driving me insane.
Pushing your phone to sprint on a daily basis is not a good thing at all. I would turn GOS and would probably buy accessories like a controller to avoid touching the phone while playing, our hands alone can add heating or those nice cooling fans that you can stick to the back of the phone.
Before I disable GOS, my s21 ultra stutters a lot in genshin, i got like about 20-30fps only and after I disable it and install genshin on galaxy store, my phone can even reach about 45-50fps on high settings. Thanks for ur help
I think when GOS is OFF and the phone overheats and consumes more power this will AFFECT your battery health down the line,after 1 year u might need a battery replacement
Again the options to turn GOS on or Off will be appreciated💪🏽
Just download Thermal Guardian and lower the threshold to prevent overheating but at a cost of a bit of performance.
If it overheats because a samsung app can't connect to the internet then that is a really bad design. All we're doing is disabling it's ability to grab the list it needs to use for slowing down certain apps.
@@K71421 give me one reason why Samsung will intentionally slow down their new flagship phone tht needs to compete with Apple🤔GOS is made to give u a stable fps in long gaming sessions🤷🏽♂️
According to u y do u think Samsung slows down this Apps?
@@techandy1747 note 7 ptsd
@@techandy1747 you said it would overheat and hurt the battery over time, I said disabling gos internet access (what was shown in the video) if that is overheating the battery it is a stupid design. Assuming what you described and what was shown in the video is correct.
Why samsung did it could be for several reasons, I agree it is for frame rate stability. But I'd rather have unrestricted performance within thermal throttle limits. The phone will still thermal throttle if it gets too hot, even with gos disabled.
Keep up bro for this kind of video uf you can also present other topics like unlocking bootloader ,ROM , tips and Tricks to improve battery life , Good Lock tweaks
_No Apps needed!_
*SETTINGS:* Applications > three dots above > Special Access > Change System Settings > three dots above > Show System Applications > *DISABILITY GAME OPTIMIZING SERVICE*
Thanks
Gos is not a problem, lack of cooling for the soc is.