Hello guys, what's going on?
So, i bought a new brand of LG's G2 amazing phone and I've noticed something that bothers me
my G2 version is the D802 and i bought it from orange in israel
so right now i have total of 1856 RAM available and the odd thing is that it should have 2046 RAM in total?
is there something wrong with my device?
Sevenz said:
Hello guys, what's going on?
So, i bought a new brand of LG's G2 amazing phone and I've noticed something that bothers me
my G2 version is the D802 and i bought it from orange in israel
so right now i have total of 1856 RAM available and the odd thing is that it should have 2046 RAM in total?
is there something wrong with my device?
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nothing wrong, the OS used some of the RAM to operates..
all other phones/computer does the same..
Nothing is wrong. It is normal.
The rest is use by the system.
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I think some RAM is reserved for the graphic chip.
This could get much worse: For example, the "Samsung Galaxy Note 3" has 3GB of RAM, yet it shows only 2.3GB...
Noam23 said:
I think some RAM is reserved for the graphic chip.
This could get much worse: For example, the "Samsung Galaxy Note 3" has 3GB of RAM, yet it shows only 2.3GB...
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Note 3 has a ridiculous amount reserved for the hardware.
Thanks for the quick answers now i can live peacefully with my LG G2 with no worries at all. :victory:
Well seeing this idk if its just the Verizon variant but I only have made 1gb to use. Is that supposed to be right?
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curly9 said:
Well seeing this idk if its just the Verizon variant but I only have made 1gb to use. Is that supposed to be right?
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Same here, I'm on the international D802 model though. I have approx. 1GB available for use and my free RAM is usually around 700+ - 800mb.
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Well seeing this idk if its just the Verizon variant but I only have made 1gb to use. Is that supposed to be right?
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Same here, I'm on the international D802 model though. I have approx. 1GB available for use and my free RAM is usually around 700+ - 800mb.
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I'm on my 2nd G2 and I'm not about to get on my third but I notice on both device both get rather low on ram with regular use.
Could anyone on the T Mobile version verified how much RAM they constantly having after opening up a couple of apps?
I got as low as 300mb free one the regular.
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Guys, till you have Free ram available it is all good. The Free ram is just sitting idle and doing nothing, you paid the price for RAM, make it work
If something needs more ram then what is available, OS memory management will take care of it. So sit relax and push the phone to it's limits.
shook187 said:
I'm on my 2nd G2 and I'm not about to get on my third but I notice on both device both get rather low on ram with regular use.
Could anyone on the T Mobile version verified how much RAM they constantly having after opening up a couple of apps?
I got as low as 300mb free one the regular.
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Free RAM is wasted RAM. Just use it all up and when an app needs some RAM android itself will flush some apps you haven't used in ages to compensate for it via set adj and oom values.
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Why does this tablet have 32GB of RAM?
My PC only has 8GB and most Tablets have 1GB or 2GB
Soz, XDA must have messed up in the Device Thingy it Said 32GB of RAM and 2GB storage
Thought it was Odd
Even got the Pic of It
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Why does this tablet have 32GB of RAM?
My PC only has 8GB and most Tablets have 1GB or 2GB
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It doesn't have 32GB of RAM. It has 2GB of RAM and either 16GB or 32GB of storage
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jezus101 said:
Why does this tablet have 32GB of RAM?
My PC only has 8GB and most Tablets have 1GB or 2GB
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I think you've got it wrong.
It has up to 32 GB of internal storage. Only 2GB RAM.
OMG. /facepalm
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Why does this tablet have 32GB of RAM?
My PC only has 8GB and most Tablets have 1GB or 2GB
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Hi,
This tab is having 2GB of RAM and 32 GBof internal storage,not as u think.
jezus101 said:
Why does this tablet have 32GB of RAM?
My PC only has 8GB and most Tablets have 1GB or 2GB
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Jesus!!!
jezus101 said:
Why does this tablet have 32GB of RAM?
My PC only has 8GB and most Tablets have 1GB or 2GB
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The reason is that XDA have incorrectly typed up 32 GB of RAM instead of 32 GB of ROM while stated ROM is 2 GB
Guys, if you look at the Nexus 10 landing page, you will see that it is incorrectly listed as that... hilarious but incorrect.
Can a mod change it please?
Cheers
OMG
Nexus 10
32 GB RAM
512 GB SSD
8-core i7
GTX 680 in SLI
........Battery Life 5 minutes
........Weight 2 KG
:cyclops:
Look carefully =_=
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I don't know why you'd be upset if it did have 32GB of RAM. You could load the whole OS and all apps and data into RAM at boot and have a blazing fast system! Sure, boot and shutdown would be slow but I think the performance boost would be pretty significant.
mundixx said:
OMG. /facepalm
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Lol. This was my exact reaction too. Lmao.
jefftheworld said:
I don't know why you'd be upset if it did have 32GB of RAM. You could load the whole OS and all apps and data into RAM at boot and have a blazing fast system! Sure, boot and shutdown would be slow but I think the performance boost would be pretty significant.
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Probably not since android wouldn't be able to use it. Is android 32bit or 64bit?
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jezus101 said:
Probably not since android wouldn't be able to use it. Is android 32bit or 64bit?
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Android is multiarch, but the ARMv7 chipset in Nexus 10 is 32-bit. Newer AArch64 (ARMv8) CPUs, due 2013, will be 64-bit.
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I don't know why you'd be upset if it did have 32GB of RAM. You could load the whole OS and all apps and data into RAM at boot and have a blazing fast system! Sure, boot and shutdown would be slow but I think the performance boost would be pretty significant.
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And then say good bye to all your apps and data right when you turn it off.
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And then say good bye to all your apps and data right when you turn it off.
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Only if the device was shut down improperly. At low load times and during a proper shutdown it would dump any changes to non-volatile memory. There are plenty of operating systems that can function from RAM and maintain persistence.
Requesting Thread Lock or delete
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So Some guy on this forum modded his Note II so it can have a bigger battery and have 228GB of Storage.
I have sooo many questions, how is his phone managin that much space, why does he need that much space, is the root system included in that 228GB, etc etc etc
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http://www.theupload.geek.nz/2013/07/tech-monster-galaxy-note-2-has-288gb-of.html
What are your thoughts/ would you do the same?
Lol, no way I'd do it.
However, I'm curious about the weight of that thing.
With that much bulk it is no longer pocketable IMO. As such, for the price of the phone + mods you can probably get another device that suits your needs better (whatever they may be). I can't for the life of me imagine a practical use for such a modded Note 2.
Portable porn hub lolol
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With that much bulk it is no longer pocketable IMO. As such, for the price of the phone + mods you can probably get another device that suits your needs better (whatever they may be). I can't for the life of me imagine a practical use for such a modded Note 2.
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It's only as thick as the zerolemon extended battery, maybe has a slight bulge on the back because of the sd card, but plenty of people on dad (including myself) use the zerolemon battery on a daily basis and I have no problem with it fitting in my pockets.
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Im can write most of my music collection. Very nice.
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So Some guy on this forum modded his Note II so it can have a bigger battery and have 228GB of Storage.
I have sooo many questions, how is his phone managin that much space, why does he need that much space, is the root system included in that 228GB, etc etc etc
http://www.theupload.geek.nz/2013/07/tech-monster-galaxy-note-2-has-288gb-of.html
What are your thoughts/ would you do the same?
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Why link to an outside article? His post is right here.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2239413
Wow. They don't even credit the guy by name.
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32 Gb is enough space for me.
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32 Gb is enough space for me.
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Not for me 64 GB card and no space left...
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Not for me 64 GB card and no space left...
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What no space left?? I have 32 Gb card and 27 Gb left.
HD porn takes alot of space
What size is the biggest SD card?
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Geezus i hope that brick wont fall on my face while using it lying on bed
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What size is the biggest SD card?
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64gb
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What size is the biggest SD card?
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64GB, but it would be nice if we have 128GB cards and the opportunity to put it into Samsung Galaxy Note 3!
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64gb
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He asked about SD's. 256 is the largest and it costs several hundred bucks.
Largest MicroSD at this moment is 64.
It can be done with this:
http://dx.com/p/sd-to-microsd-transflash-card-converter-module-27001
I already ordered one for $5...
I am going to get the Note 3 in a few days. I like its hardware, the display, size and battery. But i hate touchwiz. So i will be installing cm11 asap. For this reason, is snapdragon model better than exynos? In India i can get exynos from anywhere but s800 is available only on ebay. Please advice what should I go for? Thanks in advance
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docravi said:
I am going to get the Note 3 in a few days. I like its hardware, the display, size and battery. But i hate touchwiz. So i will be installing cm11 asap. For this reason, is snapdragon model better than exynos? In India i can get exynos from anywhere but s800 is available only on ebay. Please advice what should I go for? Thanks in advance
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one has 4G (SD800) other only has 3G(exynos) -- Depends what you want out of it tbh.
I need only 2g. But i need good custom rom support, especially cm. For that which one is better and by how much margin. I read that exynos source codes are never released.
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docravi said:
I need only 2g. But i need good custom rom support, especially cm. For that which one is better and by how much margin. I read that exynos source codes are never released.
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go buy N9005,then.
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siavash2death said:
go buy N9005,then.
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This ^^ N9005 has the better support for custom ROMs.. However CM will by the looks of it have decent support on the N900 + the N9005
I had the Note 2 exynos version earlier. I had bad battery life on it after installing cm rom. Can the scenario be different on snapdragon viz a viz the battery life. I think the rom can be well customised only if hardware codes are not restricted.
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docravi said:
I had the Note 2 exynos version earlier. I had bad battery life on it after installing cm rom. Can the scenario be different on snapdragon viz a viz the battery life. I think the rom can be well customised only if hardware codes are not restricted.
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It is possible yes, but @stanley08 has got crazy battery life on his exynos Note and I myself get very good battery on the Snapdragon model, it is mainly user dependant with battery. - a lot of people have issues on both variants.
radicalisto said:
It is possible yes, but @stanley08 has got crazy battery life on his exynos Note and I myself get very good battery on the Snapdragon model, it is mainly user dependant with battery. - a lot of people have issues on both variants.
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Crazy battery life is correct!
Thanks to my Battery Saving Tips!
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2579075
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i would suggest the N9005 as it seems to be the more future proof device since it comes with 4k Video recording & playback capability & i think games like GT Racing 2 runs a little better thanks to the Adreno 330.....compared to a friend who has the Exynos version..felt a little laggy to me...
I today i got my galaxy note 2 i think i phone is using much romes compare 2 normal it is using 75 % ramJust curious as to how much ram is free for most people while idle. Use Android System Info, Widgetsoid, or something similar to observe ram after the device has been idle throughout the day. I'm not interested in people's attempts to maximize this number; I just want to know what it is, on average, without the use of task killers .
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I today i got my galaxy note 2 i think i phone is using much romes compare 2 normal it is using 75 % ramJust curious as to how much ram is free for most people while idle. Use Android System Info, Widgetsoid, or something similar to observe ram after the device has been idle throughout the day. I'm not interested in people's attempts to maximize this number; I just want to know what it is, on average, without the use of task killers .
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my 1 gb ram is free in normal circumstances. ...it uses only 650-750 mb ram
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I'm on Hurricane v9 with Note 3 mod v4.
My phone's been on today after fresh 100% charge for several hours, screen on for about 45 mins.
Am continually surprised by people' concern over RAM usage, to the point of creating thread about it. I know the basics of Android mem usage and using available RAM is desirable for smooth operation of your phone.
A few posts above mine someone highlighted the message confirming such. Take it to heart, I suggest if ur phone used 85% and above regularly THEN be worried. Otherwise ignore it and enjoy.
Maybe off topic, but how do we know the percentage, we have to calculate it? And what does "how much ram" mean? FREE RAM, USED RAM? You should have formulated your question better
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Maybe off topic, but how do we know the percentage, we have to calculate it? And what does "how much ram" mean? FREE RAM, USED RAM? You should have formulated your question better
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ofcourse used ram
and no need to calculate % just use clean master to clean ram and junk files. and also find out how much ram usage:good:
With Hurricane 8.0 the usage of RAM amount at about 1.0 gb when there aren't opened apps.. while when i open some apps it goes to 1.3 - 1.4 gb and i have about 250-300 mb of free RAM...
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I'm on Hurricane v9 with Note 3 mod v4.
My phone's been on today after fresh 100% charge for several hours, screen on for about 45 mins.
Am continually surprised by people' concern over RAM usage, to the point of creating thread about it. I know the basics of Android mem usage and using available RAM is desirable for smooth operation of your phone.
A few posts above mine someone highlighted the message confirming such. Take it to heart, I suggest if ur phone used 85% and above regularly THEN be worried. Otherwise ignore it and enjoy.
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u just restarded the phone? and no apps opened huricane with note 3 mode eats up a lot of memory without doing anything special
how come anyone ram usage is 20-30%.
this is wired for me at least
nicholes said:
how come anyone ram usage is 20-30%.
this is wired for me at least
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that's exactly what i was thinking..
Droiderr said:
that's exactly what i was thinking..
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As I said - the question was not asked properly... it is badly formulated. It should be like "how much used RAM do you have under normal usage (in MB)?"...
I am on Hurricane v9 with Black Metallic theme and the normal ram usage after using it for a while and not having any apps on the foreground is max 1.4 GB. Which seems quite high :/
I am on Hurricane v9 with Black Metallic theme and the normal ram usage after using it for a while and not having any apps on the foreground is max 1.4 GB. Which seems quite high :/
yeah its high
If you use the note 3 apps the Ram comsumption is very high!
1gb used in normal usage
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Here is my standby memmory with fb, viber, yahoo messenger in the background stocked 4.3 mk1, rooted, knox 1, killed & deleted unnesessary systems apps (knox included) 692mb
If i open firefox and watch online video its arroun 900mb to 1gb.
My max is 1.2gb
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Hack the world!!!
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About 800mb+-
alvaro_plopez said:
If you use the note 3 apps the Ram comsumption is very high!
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I use DN3 and man ram usage is high. No wonder why the note 3 has 3GB ram. The phone needs it lol
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Stock rom. Ram is always 1.4gb
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What is the best way to make free RAM space. Looks 2/2.77GB is used for me using/running only Lollipop. Does the OS using that all? Thinking to clear all bloatwares if somebody could tell me what is all safe to clear. Thanks
Free RAM is wasted RAM...
Do you have any problems with multitasking, app reloading etc.? If not, let Android take care of the usage and ignore the RAM bar.
I am coming from the S3 with 1GB RAM, where 500Mb were constantly in use. Frequent app reloads included.
Now that I have the Note 4, I can switch as much as I want without reloads. I'm loving it! My RAM is currently 2.4/2.7 GB in use, but who cares
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Free RAM is wasted RAM...
Do you have any problems with multitasking, app reloading etc.? If not, let Android take care of the usage and ignore the RAM bar.
I am coming from the S3 with 1GB RAM, where 500Mb were constantly in use. Frequent app reloads included.
Now that I have the Note 4, I can switch as much as I want without reloads. I'm loving it! My RAM is currently 2.4/2.7 GB in use, but who cares
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Actually, I have no problems yet but worried about RAM. Thanks for your tip, hope everything will be OK in future
MisterKanister said:
Free RAM is wasted RAM...
Do you have any problems with multitasking, app reloading etc.? If not, let Android take care of the usage and ignore the RAM bar.
I am coming from the S3 with 1GB RAM, where 500Mb were constantly in use. Frequent app reloads included.
Now that I have the Note 4, I can switch as much as I want without reloads. I'm loving it! My RAM is currently 2.4/2.7 GB in use, but who cares
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Note 4 is pretty awful at multitasking, although it works, because there is no RAM, free or not, to multitask with.
You need free Ram so that when you load a new app, an old one isn't destroyed.
Wish people wouldn't regurgitate silly quotes that aren't true.
cro.dev said:
What is the best way to make free RAM space. Looks 2/2.77GB is used for me using/running only Lollipop. Does the OS using that all? Thinking to clear all bloatwares if somebody could tell me what is all safe to clear. Thanks
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Go to application manager / running .
Find apps which you dont use but they running in background (messengers, music players some other) and shut them down manually. Some will restart but some won't. Find offensive apps and check if you can turn them off - not all of them can be turned off in application manager. That can be achieved on not rooted device. If you rooted you can use many applications to freeze and prevent offensive apps from automatic start
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thanks for tips, I ll try them all
Jonathan-H said:
Note 4 is pretty awful at multitasking, although it works, because there is no RAM, free or not, to multitask with.
You need free Ram so that when you load a new app, an old one isn't destroyed.
Wish people wouldn't regurgitate silly quotes that aren't true.
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Didn't quite understand what you meant here
Hi guys,
Same thing here.
Over 2gb in use with apparently no apps running. So, is this normal?
Thanks
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Free ram is wasted ram.
For the most part (on smart phones running android) that saying is very true. Free ram is wasted ram. So it's not a regurgitation as one guy said...and almost every developer here would likely agree to that saying