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Why does the phone behave like this?
So, I have a Meizu MX4 32gb phone, it was a little over a year old when it started to lag violently. I reset the settings, formatted, tried to flash it, but it did not work out. The antutu benchmark shows that it has dropped UX i / o performance (up to 500) and UX image process (up to 500). I gave it to repair, where they said that the button was stuck in it, they ordered a new button, etc., in general, after 2 months they did not find the reason, I took it away, asked what to repair. They said that his central processor was broken, such as find a donor and bring it. So, I took it: it was completely discharged. Came home and started charging. I turn it on. He doesn't lie! I'm testing in antutu: UX i / o performance has become more than 2500 birds, UX image process is 850 birds (unfortunately, it has not risen higher). Maybe this is related to that I downloaded No-frills CPU Control and configured something there somewhere? Maybe, but when he started to lag again (before that I downloaded toys from the Play market), I again tested in antitu: his performance fell again. Reboot didn't do anything. I waited for it to be completely discharged by turning on the 3D game. Turns off. I turn it on, start charging - again it does not lag, the benchmark shows the usual results. In general, I probably will not go to programmers, but to testers. Please explain this behavior of the phone. I just can't find an explanation for this. Thank you for reading. I start to charge - again it does not lag, the benchmark shows the usual results. In general, I probably will not go to programmers, but to testers. Please explain this behavior of the phone. I just can't find an explanation for this. Thank you for reading. I start to charge - again it does not lag, the benchmark shows the usual results. In general, I probably will not go to programmers, but to testers. Please explain this behavior of the phone. I just can't find an explanation for this. Thank you for reading.
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