Modern Android smartphones use multi-core processors (often 8 cores: 4 efficiency + 3 mid + 1 prime). Under normal conditions, the kernel scheduler dynamically turns cores on/off and adjusts frequencies to balance battery life, heat, and responsiveness.

– On Android, forcing all CPU cores to run at maximum frequency simultaneously can lead to overheating, rapid battery drain, and potential hardware damage. Modern Android kernels already manage core scheduling efficiently.

Your phone has a physical "thermal trip." If it gets too hot, it will shut down regardless of what settings you use. Where to Download