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1200 mhz

Sorry about that.

My phone got reset but before my time under 1200 MHz was third behind 350 and dead time.

Why would that be??

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lol, it depends on how much you use your phone. If you're using your phone a lot it will be at 1200MHz more, if you don't use your phone at all that day it will be at 350MHz more.
 
If you are pushing the CPU it ramps up to 1200 to process the information at a desirable speed. Simple tasks and uni-tasking can often be done at the 350 slot which is why it is so high. Also I believe when you wake a sleeping phone it automatically goes to Max to perform the needed tasks of waking then settles back down.
 
Here is how it works:

You are scrolling through a homepage and it stays at 350MHz - as you do, you launch an app, your kernal immediately shoots to MHz to launch the app quickly and once it is opened it goes down to 350MHz. During a game, even, it will only be at 1200MHz for a few short seconds.

So it is completely normal to have mostly 350MHz and 1.2GHz.
 
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