Post your comparisons / experiences with IOS4.3.3 Jailbreak Iphone 4 here

3Gee

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Ever since i updated to IOS 4.3.1 and later to IOS 4.3.2 my I4 has developed serious lag at times , this never happened with IOS 4.2.1 and 4.1

The OS has simply slowed down ,anyone else with similar issues
 
I haven't noticed any slowdown from 4.2.1 to 4.3.1 - I updated to 4.3.3 a few hours ago (just cause I was bored and did it) so can't tell about that. Will report back if I find anything weird/slow.
 
If you jailbroken add the following repository: repo.insanely.com/
Search for and install fakeclockup
 
Its is jailbroken, however i did not require speedup apps in the past
 
Its is jailbroken, however i did not require speedup apps
The lag in the iOS is manufactured in. Animations designed to make the transition from page to page smoother cause massive lag! All fakeclockup does it alter those animation lag times. No strain on the processor or additional battery drain!! Try it...
 
I hope you busy installing it. I promise you won't regret it!! One of the tweaks of the year.
 
quite impressive i must say
 
Good find, I just tested this out and it does make the phone feel a lot snappier. I have mine set to x1.6 - tested that and x2.0 and 1.6 just felt a balance between the animations and speed. What did you guys set yours to?
 
Does the new iOS 4.3.3 slow down non-jailbroken phones as well?
 
I rekon a 1.8 would be optimal if there was the option for that, guessing there is reason there isn't that as a choice. I know what you mean re: balance/speed .... I'll maybe push mine up sometime to see how it is.
Niccia, I know a few people on non JB devices and they haven't reported any speed/lag issues so at all, so should be fine.
 
I always get the impression of a more responsive device after a restore, primarily cause it's a clean installation. Add back all one's apps and it slows down a bit. JB and add back all your Cydia apps and slows some more... Winterboard has often been identified as a proponent of lag and a performance inhibitor...
 
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