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When I was running Nougat, it was usually only around 1.7-1.9 GB. Now it's gotten much higher. Does anyone running Oreo have this same issue (Moto Z Play)?
Didn't noticed but Oreo runs faster than nougat I think. For the breif I used it was good experience.
Mines 2.1gb on nougat
It will vary with apps you installed. Since using 7.1.1 to 8.0 i got no difference between the two in terms of memory usage.
Averaging in 2,3Gb to 2,5Gb
Manish355 said:
Didn't noticed but Oreo runs faster than nougat I think. For the breif I used it was good experience.
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Same here, since I updated to Orea I feel that my MZP is snappier. What is more, I think that battery performance is better than Nougat.
Cheers!!
Chyler said:
Same here, since I updated to Orea I feel that my MZP is snappier. What is more, I think that battery performance is better than Nougat.
Cheers!!
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Cheers
Free ram is wasted ram.
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I just upgrade from 4.2.1 to 4.2.2 a week ago, and it seem to eat a lot of the ram(eats battery)
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Its always around 300mb in 4.2.1
Can you guys please tell me if this is normal or not? (Virus?)
I think 4.2.2 allocates more memory to the GPU, so it looks pretty normal to me.
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I think 4.2.2 allocates more memory to the GPU, so it looks pretty normal to me.
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My device have been heat up so easily after I upgrade to 4.2.2
there has been lots of talk about the ram use on the various forums. this seems normal for 4.2.2
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My device have been heat up so easily after I upgrade to 4.2.2
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same problem here, device heats up without doing much. It was not like this before.
I'm running 4.2.2, 2 users profiles
We know the allocation of ram is lower due to the GFX now getting more, thats a known fact.
The issue is that the use of ram in 4.2.2 is whack!
Device is getting hotter and slower the longer its on. Mine was baking just playing videos in the browser.
Run "OS Monitor" and see whats going on?
Hi guys,
Any idea if there is a significant performance difference between the 4GB and 6GB version? Do you think the 6GB version is worth the 50€ difference?
Best regards,
Sascha
Performance wise there is no difference only how much apps you can run in the background is limited by the amount of RAM.
Personal I bought the 6gb version only because the phone is cheap as hell and more ram can't hurt
thats what i get with the 6 gb ram..!!
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i noticed when you run lots of apps ( keep them open), the 6g ram can maintain the speed better. which means you dont need to close apps. i sometimes see that if i open many files including multiple media on line video file, i can use as much as 4.5g of ram. but most time, i use about 3.5 g ram. so definitely a 6g is a better choice over 4g especially for the long term, as many apps a simply getting bigger and bigger.
Hello guys, I've been using a 6P for about 3 weeks now, coming from a Nexus 4 with CM13.
I've been getting somewhat between 3,5h to 4,5h of SoT, but everytime I check the Battery graph, the Android System and Android OS consumption seems pretty high. On my old Nexus 4, these two never got over 6%, and I didn't found many reports of those 2 proccesses taking that much bettery.
I don't really know what it can be, and I feel that I should be getting a better battery life if I didn't have this problem.
Running Stock and Unrooted on 7.1.1. Anyone got this problem before?
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Thanks!
That SOT sounds about right for this phone, unfortunately. Especially if you are on stock and don't use a custom kernel with battery easy profile.
There are thousands of report of people complaining that they are in the top list but that doesn't matter, what counts is your overall drain. Which is very dependent on the apps you use, your baseband station, and your usage. 4.5h is a good average for this phone.
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what does this include?
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A few tweaks/enhancements included again, I see!
I haven't noticed much of a difference with the update.
Haven't really dug into it that much.
Face unlock still sucks, and the fingerprint reader only seems to like one of the 4 fingerprints I have registered.
So yeah... not much different.
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I haven't noticed much of a difference with the update.
Haven't really dug into it that much.
Face unlock still sucks, and the fingerprint reader only seems to like one of the 4 fingerprints I have registered.
So yeah... not much different.
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Yep, I feel ya on that...samsung is always non-specific as to what the device enhancements are (if any) when included with the security patch!
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what does this include?
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Samsung is very non-specific about their enhancements when it piggyback's with the current security patch as you know. I hope it pertains to battery draw, device lagging, for starters, but we can't be certain what they included? All-In, with the sec. patch, the update weighs-in at only 243mb
so I don't think the enhancements were too significant.
Hey Guys!
I used to get close to 7.50hrs of SOT when the phone was on Android 9 with Nokia 6.1 Plus but now it's close to 5.50hrs in Android 10 despite Battery Saver Optimization (Recently I replaced the Battery, Original Of Course).
Do you guys get the same result?
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Hey Guys!
I used to get close to 7.50hrs of SOT when the phone was on Android 9 with Nokia 6.1 Plus but now it's close to 5.50hrs in Android 10 despite Battery Saver Optimization (Recently I replaced the Battery, Original Of Course).
Do you guys get the same result?
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Again, it depends on the mode of using, but of course I doubt you have bought a battery in excellent condition even if it is the original one.
You can try some battery hardware or software analyzer to check the real capacity.
I bought the original same like before no issues on that. You can compare it yourself.
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