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Oneplus set the
fw.bg.apps to 60 (32 previously)
So,you will have the same amount of max apps in memory (OP3,5,6,7)
All services counted.
Gotta disable few Oneplus app like oem log etc to get the most out of your Multitasking experience.
If not,editing that build prop line will get the job done.
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Oneplus set the
fw.bg.apps to 60 (32 previously)
So,you will have the same amount of max apps in memory (OP3,5,6,7)
All services counted.
Gotta disable few Oneplus app like oem log etc to get the most out of your Multitasking experience.
If not,editing that build prop line will get the job done.
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Are you saying the prop is set to 60 or 32 out of the box? And which should it be set to?
Arden144 said:
Are you saying the prop is set to 60 or 32 out of the box? And which should it be set to?
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60 on 7 pro... 32 on previous phones
ram4ufriends said:
60 on 7 pro... 32 on previous phones
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and is that for the 6 , 8 or 12 gb version?
Bintang Krisna said:
Oneplus set the
fw.bg.apps to 60 (32 previously)
So,you will have the same amount of max apps in memory (OP3,5,6,7)
All services counted.
Gotta disable few Oneplus app like oem log etc to get the most out of your Multitasking experience.
If not,editing that build prop line will get the job done.
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how do we disable those?
This is called "ro.vendor.qti.sys.fw.bg_apps_limit" in PIE and this is set to 60. Frankly, just setting this to 60 doesn't make much difference to multitasking as I was experiencing pretty hideous multitasking with my OP6T and tried everything including build.prop edit.
In OP7 pro however, multitasking has been excellent so far. Apps keep in memory for a long time and do not reload. I am using 8 Gig version.
My ram management is terrible on the 1+7pro 6GB ram model. I can't even keep more than 6-7 regular apps open without app refresh. I know it's 'only' 6GB but than I think ... Come on it's 6GB ram this is ridiculous.
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My ram management is terrible on the 1+7pro 6GB ram model. I can't even keep more than 6-7 regular apps open without app refresh. I know it's 'only' 6GB but than I think ... Come on it's 6GB ram this is ridiculous.
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Same for me, 3 or 4 apps can't stay in the memory.
My Note 8 keeps 8-10 apps in the memory and it has 6GB RAM too.
Very poor RAM management on the 7 Pro.
dephsone said:
Same for me, 3 or 4 apps can't stay in the memory.
My Note 8 keeps 8-10 apps in the memory and it has 6GB RAM too.
Very poor RAM management on the 7 Pro.
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I found a solution! I disabled adaptive battery, disabled ram boost and rebooted the phone. Now the ram management is much much better!
Seems to be aggressive power management which closes the apps. I also read it's a problem with pie in general.
Let me know if it helps!
Jornwitt said:
I found a solution! I disabled adaptive battery, disabled ram boost and rebooted the phone. Now the ram management is much much better!
Seems to be aggressive power management which closes the apps. I also read it's a problem with pie in general.
Let me know if it helps!
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How many apps can you keep in memory now?
do you recommend me 6,8 o 12 ?
I don't play with phone
fashion_live said:
do you recommend me 6,8 o 12 ?
I don't play with phone
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Get the 8 Gb. It will suit all your needs. I'm using the 8/256 and I'm more than satisfied. I also don't pay games on my phone.
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Hello,
Multi-task is really good for me.
No problem with me on the 8gb with that said adjustment of turning off adaptive battery which I learned from my pixel 4gb ram days
Pretty much using this much ram all the time. Never less than 5gb. Even when I close all recent apps. Not sure why this phone uses so much ram. Anybody else with 6gb or 8 want to download CCleaner and post their ram right after recent app close?
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Pretty much using this much ram all the time. Never less than 5gb. Even when I close all recent apps. Not sure why this phone uses so much ram. Anybody else with 6gb or 8 want to download CCleaner and post their ram right after recent app close?
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Are you using "Normal clear"or "Deep clear" in Settings->System->Recent app management?
Also disable "RAM Boost" and use "Deep clear" and see if there's any change
Jornwitt said:
I found a solution! I disabled adaptive battery, disabled ram boost and rebooted the phone. Now the ram management is much much better!
Seems to be aggressive power management which closes the apps. I also read it's a problem with pie in general.
Let me know if it helps!
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I Have to try disable the ram booster. Sounds stupid to clear apps from ram. My use rarely goes above 4,2gb so the ram management of my 8gb 7 pro is horrible. Why the phone dont just put the apps to deep sleep and keep them in ram is beyond me.
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Oospython said:
Pretty much using this much ram all the time. Never less than 5gb. Even when I close all recent apps. Not sure why this phone uses so much ram. Anybody else with 6gb or 8 want to download CCleaner and post their ram right after recent app close?
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Why do you even wanna clear the ram? Could just be cache and gets cleaned when something active needs ram.
8 gigs are fine. Without clearing the ram
I usually.never get above 3.5 or 4, but i run a lot of apps at that moment...
I also have the ram booster and adaptive battery off, but besides that i installed the EX Kernel and debloated my system using tomatot's script...
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why my Note only has 800mb total RAM? Shouldn't it be 1024mb/1gb? Is this the same for everyone?
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why my Note only has 800mb total RAM? Shouldn't it be 1024mb/1gb? Is this the same for everyone?
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They round it up.
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It is advertise as having 1024MB RAM. I feel that is false advertising when it really came with only 800MB. Even rounded up, that is a big different.
I think its the "drivers" that take up the missing 200mb! Hardcore Rom cookers can slim down the drivers giving a few extra MBs! Not any here Yet!
It has 1024mb, but because the kernel and os need to use some, not all of it is available for your apps.
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It has 1024mb, but because the kernel and os need to use some, not all of it is available for your apps.
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yea, that seems to be the likely explanation. and I'm running 2.3.5 currently, and usually its using 400 to 500 at any given time, with only the browser and maybe one app running. any suggestions as to what can be forced closed or disabled to increase RAM available?
You will need root to get rid of system apps and most pre-installed apps. You can use Titanium Backup to "freeze" any apps and widgets you don't use (also requires a rooted device). As for which apps to freeze, look at what's running on your device with an app manager like SystemPanel Lite, and decide what you don't need from that list.
LOL
Some memory is shared with GPU
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yea, that seems to be the likely explanation. and I'm running 2.3.5 currently, and usually its using 400 to 500 at any given time, with only the browser and maybe one app running. any suggestions as to what can be forced closed or disabled to increase RAM available?
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Why? What's the point of having lots of RAM if you don't use it? Want to keep some for a rainy day?
Seriously, don't think about it. It will drive you crazy. And do not start using a task manager. I will smack you hard.
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Its like that for every device, much of ram goes into graphics and android os other ram that u always see full in that 800 mb are the system apps.
Yup, and i imagine TW is using a lot of it too. For comparison when i run MIUI on my Desire HD (with 768MB RAM) i have around 400MB when i boot it up. With Sense it only got around 160MB left.
But again, don't worry about it! Android handles it.
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why my Note only has 800mb total RAM? Shouldn't it be 1024mb/1gb? Is this the same for everyone?
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So is the only benefit of more ram the ability to have more open applications? That seems kind of silly. I use tasker and I still get low memory notifications on my note?
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So is the only benefit of more ram the ability to have more open applications? That seems kind of silly. I use tasker and I still get low memory notifications on my note?
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Which is the exact same purpose of more RAM on a desktop... either more applications or heavier applications. Since the latter don't exist for mobiles, it's the former. Wth did you think it was for, making it shiny?
Protip tough: Go Launcher Ex has a "close all running applications" on it's app drawer. Sometimes, depending on how long I've gone without doing this (on my Atrix) it goes from 180 free MB to over 500 free MB (which is the maximum free you get considering the 800 total for Apps).
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So is the only benefit of more ram the ability to have more open applications? That seems kind of silly. I use tasker and I still get low memory notifications on my note?
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what are you running on your note?
I never close the apps and i've never seen the low memory issue.
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So is the only benefit of more ram the ability to have more open applications? That seems kind of silly.
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Um! Multitasking is silly?
Ok, do it the hard way.
So this discussion again... every single android device gets this.
The RAM that you "can't see" is used by system apps, drivers and the kernel.
1gb is plenty even with some RAM used already. By default Android never closes apps but instead keeps them open in the background thus "eating" RAM to enable faster multitasking. Rarely will you face a situation when the used memory gets too low, and in most cases Android takes care of that by shutting down less important and unused apps itself. If you for some reason have a fetish to see all the RAM unused and available, then you either:
a) Are a PC gamer (Android doesn't have games heavy enough to eat up tons of memory)
or
b) You don't understand how Android works.
Everyone should understand the one main principle of android:
unused RAM is wasted RAM. There is no point having 1gb, 2gb or 16gb of RAM if it isn't used. And like someone earlier said, the two uses for RAM in Android devices are either multiple applications or heavy applications. There are no heavy enough apps to eat 1gb of RAM, so the amount of applications is what affects the available memory. If you close every app from any task manager etc. then you are in principle destroying the multitasking abilities of Android.
And if you want to shut down apps that eat battery or stop the phone from going to sleep, then I strongly suggest uninstalling those apps instead. Apps that do this when they aren't active are badly coded and should not be used.
The problem with uninstalling those apps is that, sometimes, they're quite unique in function, being unreplaceable. GDocs is an example of a battery hog, and it's substitutes are office applications that cost well over 10US$ and not everyone needs.
But yes, the OS should take care ofmost memory managing issues.
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The OS itself might be using a portion of it that's not visible, however, I always have around 600MB+ in-use, even with bare Stock and AOSP... so I doubt this.
It probably is the OS and kernel using up a chunk. Android 4.2 is pretty heavy.
Android also caches stuff in RAM that isnt even open, even right at boot. This is to help open those apps faster, but if something else needs that cached memory space then Android automatically drops the app in cache and uses it for whatever is needed.
Remember, unused RAM is wasted RAM. Looks to me like you have 600MB of waste
Part of the 2GB DRAM is probably also shared with video memory and since the resolution is so high it's a big chunk.
same problem but not with nexus 4
Hi guys,
I have the same problem with my nexus 10, about 500-600 MB RAM lost..
The strange thing is that in my nexus 4 it recognize alla 2 GB RAM.
In my nexus 10 I have 2 users, do you think that can ne the cause?
Thanks
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Hi guys,
I have the same problem with my nexus 10, about 500-600 MB RAM lost..
The strange thing is that in my nexus 4 it recognize alla 2 GB RAM.
In my nexus 10 I have 2 users, do you think that can ne the cause?
Thanks
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Multiuser doesn't have any effect; I've had about 1.6GB memory available on all custom ROM's and Kernels I've tried. The fact that the Nexus 4 displays all 2GB usable though does still raise the question as to why about 400MB is missing on the Nexus 10.
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Part of the 2GB DRAM is probably also shared with video memory and since the resolution is so high it's a big chunk.
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This might be a possibility; but I think at this point the Kernel source might be a good place to start digging for proof of whether this is happening or not.
Some GPUs have dedicated memory and it does not share from the system RAM, our GPU shares and thus it takes a chunk of what we have available.
If it makes you feel any better on my GSIII with CM10 its a 2GB device says 1630MB is available. Sounds normal with the N10 mine is the same
The ram measurement on Android has never shown as 100% empty (I think my Nexus One had 276MB free). Same as a Desktop/Laptop, it would only be 100% unused if there were no Kernel or libraries loaded.
I'm by no means an expert on this, but I dug into android memory management quite a bit when trying to optimize Shadowgun Deadzone performance. I don't think any of the apps measure memory used by native code. There's an adb command that will show you native memory use for an app, but I never dug that far into it. Again, I'm not a developer, but I assume your missing memory is being used by used by the parts android running native code. What's not clear to me is how android handles how much native memory an app can use. I got over my gaming fixation, but I'm still curious about this. If anyone can shed some light on this, I'd love to hear it.
Mine says 1gb used and 613mb free
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I'm by no means an expert on this, but I dug into android memory management quite a bit when trying to optimize Shadowgun Deadzone performance. I don't think any of the apps measure memory used by native code. There's an adb command that will show you native memory use for an app, but I never dug that far into it. Again, I'm not a developer, but I assume your missing memory is being used by used by the parts android running native code. What's not clear to me is how android handles how much native memory an app can use. I got over my gaming fixation, but I'm still curious about this. If anyone can shed some light on this, I'd love to hear it.
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I've checked /proc/meminfo and it looks like even the kernel doesn't see the full 2GB (assuming it is really there). MemTotal is 1,686,380 kB. Even if they were using 2GB==2,000,000,000 B, it's still missing over 150MB. I'd really like to know what is going on, but even Google support is completely clueless.
I'll probably just return it for something that lets me use the amount of RAM advertised.
May be video ram is shared with main memory ?
About 160MB is taken by Android OS (kernel + necessary libraries). It's reserved only for the OS, so it's unavailable for the user. It's common for all Android devices I've had.
For example my i9001 (SGS+) has also missing ~160MB of RAM (should have 512MB, but has only ~350MB available for apps.
If the video memory is shared at the hardware level, the number would make sense. What irks me is that I don't see that mentioned anywhere even on 'techie' blogs/reviews and even Google support doesn't know this about their device.
From what I understand, unless the kernel was modified to report less memory than is really available, meminfo should report the full amount accurately.
I don't even get 1.6 GB of ram
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thats seems to be a normal thing for 4.2.2
As an owner of a previous tablet, my Acer Iconia a500 reported (in 3.0, 3.1, 3.2, 4.0, 4.1, and 4.2) that it only had 725MB of RAM (it shipped with 1GB). My guess is that the missing chunk is graphics memory. I also show 1.6GB of RAM in my Nexus 10.
prior to 4.2.2, the GPU had 400-some MB reserved. At 4.2.2, there is almost an extra 400MB (386MB I think to be exact) reserved for the GPU, so 2GB - 800MB = 1.2GB
The extra GPU memory is to prevent userspace fragmentation if I read right.
Awesome. Thanks for the explanation. I just noticed that after the CyanogenMod 4.2.2 patch, mine dropped as well. Honeycomb and Ice Cream Sandwich must've reserved around 256MB of memory.
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Odd, seeing as how the N7 has 975/1024 available
And my nexus 4 has 1.8 of the 2gb available.
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I was wondering why my nexus 10 only shows around 1.6 gigs of ram this shows with the widget I use and also under setting>apps>running the total is again around 1.6 gig. Is some of the ram reserved for the JVM or similar?
It's said that the other 400MB or so is strictly for the GPU
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It's said that the other 400MB or so is strictly for the GPU
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Thanks for the info. Anyone know of a widget that shows both the system and gpu ram usage ?
I have only 1.2 gb of RAM... Stock 4.2.2
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What is happening?
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Pre-4.2.2, out of the 2GB, 400MB was reserved for the GPU. 4.2.2 gives an additional 380 or so MB to the GPU (totaling close to 800MB reserved for the GPU) in order to prevent userspace RAM fragmentation.
Thanks for the info
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Pre-4.2.2, out of the 2GB, 400MB was reserved for the GPU. 4.2.2 gives an additional 380 or so MB to the GPU (totaling close to 800MB reserved for the GPU) in order to prevent userspace RAM fragmentation.
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Thanks a lot that really helped. I have just got my Nexus 10 a couple of hours ago and was **** scared that I would have to send it back!!!
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Pre-4.2.2, out of the 2GB, 400MB was reserved for the GPU. 4.2.2 gives an additional 380 or so MB to the GPU (totaling close to 800MB reserved for the GPU) in order to prevent userspace RAM fragmentation.
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What does userspace RAM fragmentation mean? Sorry for being noob...
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Basically it means when the gpu needs more it doesnt take away from userland aka launcher apps etc. Instead they reserved an extra 400mb for the gpu to help with performance on the crazy hifh resolution
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Well, **** I think that they should have let it take away RAM from the user, I keep like 15 tabs open at all times and only having 1.2gigs free causes the browser to run out of memory and crash.
Fidelator said:
Well, **** I think that they should have let it take away RAM from the user, I keep like 15 tabs open at all times and only having 1.2gigs free causes the browser to run out of memory and crash.
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Weird, Android should keep all tabs open and reload them if you want to see them. My phone does exactly that.
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Fidelator said:
Well, **** I think that they should have let it take away RAM from the user, I keep like 15 tabs open at all times and only having 1.2gigs free causes the browser to run out of memory and crash.
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15 tabs open is considered excessive on a laptop and low end desktops. Let alone a tablet. As is the case though when it was allowed to rob from the userspace RAM is it was fragmenting it.. Which in a lot of cases probably left you with less usable RAM then you get now.
Fragmented RAM = There is free RAM but because it isnt a contiguous block the OS can't use it. It's sits there completely wasted until x-y-z happens.
Two great pictures showing what fragmented memory is and why it's a problem. These are about Netware servers but the same principles apply.. Fragmentation = Bad and a waste of space.
External Fragmentation
Internal Fragmentation
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15 tabs open is considered excessive on a laptop and low end desktops. Let alone a tablet. As is the case though when it was allowed to rob from the userspace RAM is it was fragmenting it.. Which in a lot of cases probably left you with less usable RAM then you get now.
Fragmented RAM = There is free RAM but because it isnt a contiguous block the OS can't use it. It's sits there completely wasted until x-y-z happens.
Two great pictures showing what fragmented memory is and why it's a problem. These are about Netware servers but the same principles apply.. Fragmentation = Bad and a waste of space.
External Fragmentation
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I usually keep at least 25 tabs open in my first gen i5 laptop without problems (I have 6gbs of RAM though).
And damn that sucks, but would the the unusable RAM ever reach 400mbs?
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I usually keep at least 25 tabs open in my first gen i5 laptop without problems (I have 6gbs of RAM though).
And damn that sucks, but would the the unusable RAM ever reach 400mbs?
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That I can't answer.. I just would be illogically guessing at that point.
Yeah, extra RAM helps on the PC end of things with browser tabs.. It can start bogging down on the CPU though with ads, flash, and scripts running. :laugh: My ADD can't deal with more then 4 tabs at once.. I'd go nuts with 25. :laugh:
I would also suggest a lighterweight browser. I use lightning browser mostly. And chrome beta only when a page doesn't render something properly in lightning.
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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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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...
tweeny80 said:
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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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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You're busy and don't have time to wait, which is why you need to stop reading this thread and get back to organizing your Pogs. Rate this thread to express how the Samsung Galaxy A50 performs when multitasking. A higher rating indicates that the Samsung Galaxy A50 keeps many apps in memory so that they don't need to reload, and that when moving between apps, transitions are smooth and performance is excellent.
Then, drop a comment if you have anything to add!
Free Ram
Hi,
Can anyone tell how much ram is free out of the 4gb model of A50?
thanks in anticipation.
dcpathak said:
Hi,
Can anyone tell how much ram is free out of the 4gb model of A50?
thanks in anticipation.
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There is no simple answer to your question. It depends how aggressively apps in memory are frozen ( mean how you set the system ) and how many app you launch.
Lets say for me and aggressive killing apps in background I usually have 1 GB free. This corresponds with my 4GB Lenovo P2
Thanks. I understand your point. Am just wondering if I restart the mobile and don't launch any heavy game or app, how much ram is taken by the os and the system apps. For example, in my mi max 2, 2gb is free of the 4gb ram.
1,7 GB free after reboot but take in mind that I have some installed apps starting at boot
I'm using A50 for a week No more scrolling issues and it keeps in memory upto 10 apps
Leolucas07 said:
I'm using A50 for a week No more scrolling issues and it keeps in memory upto 10 apps
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I am planning to buy A50. Would you please tell how the overall performance?
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I am planning to buy A50. Would you please tell how the overall performance?
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Overall performance is good and Battery performace is awesome it has 4000 mah battery no issues was found till now. You're good to go with that.
Leolucas07 said:
Overall performance is good and Battery performace is awesome it has 4000 mah battery no issues was found till now. You're good to go with that.
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Your's is 4gb ram version or 6gb ram one? Am slightly confused as Samsung puts so much of bloatware that ram management takes a hit.
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Your's is 4gb ram version or 6gb ram one? Am slightly confused as Samsung puts so much of bloatware that ram management takes a hit.
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European ROM has not much bloatware and you can disable almost all those obsolete apps. Also you must stay sharp when asked for agreements
pabgar said:
European ROM has not much bloatware and you can disable almost all those obsolete apps. Also you must stay sharp when asked for agreements
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True. I would ultimately root it and remove all the bloatware but then it is not short-term plan.
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True. I would ultimately root it and remove all the bloatware but then it is not short-term plan.
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Why to root? You can easily uninstall for current user any system application by adb. For example, I dont need preinstalled Microsoft office programs, so I turned on usb debugging in developer options and run adb:
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adb shell
pm uninstall -k --user 0 com.microsoft.office.powerpoint
pm uninstall -k --user 0 com.microsoft.office.excel
pm uninstall -k --user 0 com.microsoft.office.word
That is all. Note: if you uninstalled via adb shell, you can restore apps only if factory reset.
You can just disable, using: pm disable-user --user 0 ...
On your choise
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Your's is 4gb ram version or 6gb ram one? Am slightly confused as Samsung puts so much of bloatware that ram management takes a hit.
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I'm having 4GB RAM. 4GB RAM and 6GB RAM you cannot notice that much difference between these two. But if you do more multitasking like you run 10 to 15 apps in background 6GB RAM would do better performance than 4GB version.
galaxyst said:
Why to root? You can easily uninstall for current user any system application by adb. For example, I dont need preinstalled Microsoft office programs, so I turned on usb debugging in developer options and run adb:
adb devices
adb shell
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On your choise
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Thanks for the suggestions.this is definitely better than rooting.
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Leolucas07 said:
I'm having 4GB RAM. 4GB RAM and 6GB RAM you cannot notice that much difference between these two. But if you do more multitasking like you run 10 to 15 apps in background 6GB RAM would do better performance than 4GB version.
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Okay, Thanks
Don't use aggressive gaming apps.
Just to report that is not so good in RAM handling...
zorzgeo said:
Just to report that is not so good in RAM handling...
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Oh. How much ram remains available in your phone?
This is my usually free RAM with desired apps running in the background. Generally i am not complaining but think it's too much eated RAM or i am wrong? (don't playing games).
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Yes, with apps in the background. Generally, i am not complaining (too much )
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using 128gb 4gb variant "egypt variant", using it since global launch and never saw tearing or lags, I'd give it 5/5 in this