Hi,
I would like to know if a high RAM usage has an influence on battery consumption.
Yesterday I noticed that 720 Mo of RAM was used with no application running. (only Widgetlocker screen was running)
I restarted my S2 and it's around 570. Is it normal ?
I updated Widgetlocker screen and installed Swiftkey 3 and it seems that my RAM usage is higher.
Thx
It does consume battery..
But is it normal that around 570 Mo of RAM is used with no app running ?
Boat Traveller said:
But is it normal that around 570 Mo of RAM is used with no app running ?
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I don't think so.. for me it's only around the 300Megabytes :S
Ok , are you on Gingerbread or Ice Cream Sandwich ?
Boat Traveller said:
Ok , are you on Gingerbread or Ice Cream Sandwich ?
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I'm on Ice Cream Sandwich stock Sammy rom,
using the DarkKnight ICS v1.9 Kernel
When you go into RAM and press the Clear Memory button, how much RAM does it clear?
Alot or not very much?
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But is it normal that around 570 Mo of RAM is used with no app running ?
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You should know; even if no apps are shown as "Active" in your task manager, likely there are several running as background apps, such as your launcher, your messaging app, Gmail, any widgets you have on your homescreen, whatever accounts you have set to sync, etc.
570MB used with no active applications open isn't unusual.
It clears a lot. After clearing only +- 350 Mo are used
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It clears a lot. After clearing only +- 350 Mo are used
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Then your phone is completely normal just clear it regularly I always do that..
Even though I'm nooby at Android but whatever ..
ctomgee said:
You should know; even if no apps are shown as "Active" in your task manager, likely there are several running as background apps, such as your launcher, your messaging app, Gmail, any widgets you have on your homescreen, whatever accounts you have set to sync, etc.
570MB used with no active applications open isn't unusual.
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Ok thanks.
But it seems that since I installed Swiftkey 3, i got a memory leak issue. My RAM usage went up to 720 Mo with no active app.
Boat Traveller said:
Ok thanks.
But it seems that since I installed Swiftkey 3, i got a memory leak issue. My RAM usage went up to 720 Mo with no active app.
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The answer seems obvious. Uninstall Swiftkey.
And killing all those apps is somewhat counterproductive. The OS will just load them again.
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Hello,
Sorry for my bad english.
I have a Samsung Galaxy S2, and flash'ed the Resurrection Remix 1.7 ROM. BEST!
What I missed is a Taskmanager like the original Samsung ROM Taskmanager.
You can see what is open (okay... I can see this with ICS too), whats in the Background open (this I cant see), and how much RAM it eats /how much RAM is free...
I looked at the Play Store, and there are Apps, they are old (are they still ICS compatible?), or they are ugly or have Ads like "Wanna have better Battery!?! OMG!!! Download my all-can-fix-app here".
I dont want anything, only the funktion, whats in the Background open, and how much RAM it eats... Like in the Samsung ROM with the one widget.
Sorry for my bad english.
Hope you can help me. Becouse I dont find something...
Thanks.
+1 I was wondering about this too.
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you dont need a task manager on android
android manages ram differently
if you kill a app with a taskmanager
android will just restart it= wastage of battery life
apps in the back ground are frozen and wont affect performance but u can remove them in the ics multitasking UI
bluefa1con said:
...you dont need a task manager on android...
...android manages ram differently...
...if you kill a app with a taskmanager
android will just restart it= wastage of battery life...
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Thanks for the answer.
But when I will watch/show (...my english... ugly!) what is in the background? Or what CPU eats?
Can ICS show me this too? Becouse I doesent find enything. In Stuck ICS from Samsung, I can watch it, and so I can see, for example:
I have installed "Testapp A", and I wonder, why the battery will be so short, I go to Samsung Taskmanager, and it shows me that the App running in the Background, so I go to Play Store, and delete this app. So it dont running more...
With Stuck ICS I wonder, why the battery goes down... I looked. And an App was in Background. A Game... So I have deleted this crap.
Do you know what I mean? Its for me more Diagnostical, I know, when I kill something, it will restart.
Maybie it´s not a Taskmanager, it´s more a Diagnostical app?
Sorry for this english.
bluefa1con said:
you dont need a task manager on android
android manages ram differently
if you kill a app with a taskmanager
android will just restart it= wastage of battery life
apps in the back ground are frozen and wont affect performance but u can remove them in the ics multitasking UI
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what a bunch of bull
background apps are frozen on iOS, not on android, they fully run, hence the term "full multitasking".
also, just services will restart on their own, normal apps, like youtube, games and so on are fully quittable, why would they restart? do you think all your apps run all the time?
the more ram is consumed, the more power the device uses, so exitting background apps saves battery.
i am also still looking for a good task manager like the samsung stock one, because in ics, some apps just don't quit, like skifta, with the dlna server running all day the battery life goes down massively and swiping it away in the recent apps screen just doesn't quit it.
Chef_Tony said:
what a bunch of bull
background apps are frozen on iOS, not on android, they fully run, hence the term "full multitasking".
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Actually it's not a bunch of bull. You can freeze apps on android using Titanium Backup. Also you can disable some apps that you don't use (not all of them allow it) or don't use frequently with just app manager in system settings. Then you can re-enable them when needed.
You can try apps like Task Killer, etc... (and make sure you kill it too so it's not on all the time), but it's not as good as freezing with TB.
Good luck.
Don't know if this is "ugly", but it's ad-free anyway - Diagnosis.
I like it anyway, and the dev is great, posts on the apps section. His SD Maid app is a godsend.
I use ES Task Manager. Find it useful and you can also mange cache and startup programs.
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i've been using my galaxy s3 for the past one month, i was really amazed by everything that phone has to offer. sadly though my phone started to lag after a week. then i got a firmware update from samsung through kies. after the update my phone's performance started to considerably improve and i was happy about that but again after a week of use the phone started to lag. i have a huge list of apps installed on my phone and mostly runs in the background and also loads of widgets too. my max ram usage usually stays at 677 mb sometimes reaches 721 mb which is too high. due to this i know its a part of my mistake too for my phone to lag because of many apps installed. so i factory reset my phone and after fresh boot it was around 584 mb. after some essential apps like facebook, twitter and few more apps my ram count was back to 680 mb.
sigh!!! now that really pissed me off. so i turned off and on few background processes in the settings until i went into the "Security" after turning off the "Ripple Effect" and BAMM!! my ram usage reduced to 420 mb and stayed there. even after installing every huge load of apps i had before my ram surprisingly still stays around 480 mb which is by far so awesome for my heavy usage. maybe others can try this and see if this the real reason for all the heavy ram usage. may be i'm wrong. by the way my phone lags no more after i turned off the ripple effect and no more "launcher reloads" too. i'm using Nova Launcher, my phone is rooted and no task killers installed. other than cf-root everything else is stock.
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I'll try this now and report back
I haven't noticed a change with it on or off to be honest. I was at about 480mb before and I'm at the same now!
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Hmm, 480mb before lock, 496 immediately after unlock, drops down to 476 shortly after. It uses about 20mb from what I can see.
Kryten2k35 said:
I haven't noticed a change with it on or off to be honest. I was at about 480mb before and I'm at the same now!
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Hmm, 480mb before lock, 496 immediately after unlock, drops down to 476 shortly after. It uses about 20mb from what I can see.
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my girlfriend's s3 had a ram usage amount of around 630 mb, i just disabled the ripple effect on her phone now it shows 410 mb after cleaning the ram. may be users with heavy ram usage can see the difference. watever, she was happy with it and made me a sandwich
It seems to be a little better but its still hard to tell
I have about 244mb free running xda
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androidified said:
my girlfriend's s3 had a ram usage amount of around 630 mb, i just disabled the ripple effect on her phone now it shows 410 mb after cleaning the ram. may be users with heavy ram usage can see the difference. watever, she was happy with it and made me a sandwich
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om nom nom :cyclops:
androidified said:
i've been using my galaxy s3 for the past one month, i was really amazed by everything that phone has to offer. sadly though my phone started to lag after a week. then i got a firmware update from samsung through kies. after the update my phone's performance started to considerably improve and i was happy about that but again after a week of use the phone started to lag. i have a huge list of apps installed on my phone and mostly runs in the background and also loads of widgets too. my max ram usage usually stays at 677 mb sometimes reaches 721 mb which is too high. due to this i know its a part of my mistake too for my phone to lag because of many apps installed. so i factory reset my phone and after fresh boot it was around 584 mb. after some essential apps like facebook, twitter and few more apps my ram count was back to 680 mb.
sigh!!! now that really pissed me off. so i turned off and on few background processes in the settings until i went into the "Security" after turning off the "Ripple Effect" and BAMM!! my ram usage reduced to 420 mb and stayed there. even after installing every huge load of apps i had before my ram surprisingly still stays around 480 mb which is by far so awesome for my heavy usage. maybe others can try this and see if this the real reason for all the heavy ram usage. may be i'm wrong. by the way my phone lags no more after i turned off the ripple effect and no more "launcher reloads" too. i'm using Nova Launcher, my phone is rooted and no task killers installed. other than cf-root everything else is stock.
Hit Thanks if I helped...!!!
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The system can manage the RAM very well. It will end applications accordingly when the RAM usage gets close to its maximum limit. You dont have to worry about any lags. I never have to clear the memory and I reboot my phone once a week or so.
Unused ram is wasted ram
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Lennyuk said:
Unused ram is wasted ram
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+100!
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Where's the other 200MB of RAM gone, though? These are 1GB devices, no?
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Unused ram is wasted ram
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I agree that the phone should use as much ram as possible but my problem is that it doesnt keep things in ram that i want it to because all the stock things take up so much space.
For example, i play some games like "draw something" and often it has to reload the app after ive been out of it for a while. Or even worse, it has to reload the home screen icons and widgets when i leave an app. That second one is that one that really pi#$es me off. Why doesnt it keep the home screen in ram?
Also this is advertised as having 1gb of ram right? Why does it only display 780mb? I tried turning off the ripple effect with minimal change in ram usage. Ive checked the running apps but theres nothing using a particularly large amount of ram. Does anyone have any suggestions? Its really frustrating because i had a galaxy s2 running ICS which had the same amount of ram but it always had like 300-400 mb free and always kept things in ram ready to go. now i usually only have 100-200mb and it always closes the apps i want kept open, ESECIALLY the HOME SCREEN icons and widgets. So frustrating.
Help? Please?
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I agree that the phone should use as much ram as possible but my problem is that it doesnt keep things in ram that i want it to because all the stock things take up so much space.
For example, i play some games like "draw something" and often it has to reload the app after ive been out of it for a while. Or even worse, it has to reload the home screen icons and widgets when i leave an app. That second one is that one that really pi#$es me off. Why doesnt it keep the home screen in ram?
Also this is advertised as having 1gb of ram right? Why does it only display 780mb? I tried turning off the ripple effect with minimal change in ram usage. Ive checked the running apps but theres nothing using a particularly large amount of ram. Does anyone have any suggestions? Its really frustrating because i had a galaxy s2 running ICS which had the same amount of ram but it always had like 300-400 mb free and always kept things in ram ready to go. now i usually only have 100-200mb and it always closes the apps i want kept open, ESECIALLY the HOME SCREEN icons and widgets. So frustrating.
Help? Please?
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even i have the same issues with the home screen. i dont use the default TouchWiz launcher, i use Nova. I made it a system app by moving the apk to the system folder. after this the launcher's performance is much better compared the past. even though it still reloads sometime after i launch some heavy apps like GTA or few other games.
what i think about the heavy RAM usage when compared to the SGS2 is the use of many background process for the motion and other smart features in SGS3. you can try disabling the few you dont use much, it might help reduce the heavy RAM usage but there isn't much we could do about the RAM usage.
i tried few of those unofficial stock 4.1 jelly bean ROMs, compared to the official ICS they are much faster and the total RAM was above 820mb which is a really good thing. the usage of RAM in ideal state is very minimum also the touchwiz launcher had no unnecessary reloads as far as i checked. i guess we need to wait few more days until samsung releases the official version. may be in that all the RAM issues will be fixed.
Use titanium backup to freeze the bloat.
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androidified said:
even i have the same issues with the home screen. i dont use the default TouchWiz launcher, i use Nova. I made it a system app by moving the apk to the system folder. after this the launcher's performance is much better compared the past. even though it still reloads sometime after i launch some heavy apps like GTA or few other games.
what i think about the heavy RAM usage when compared to the SGS2 is the use of many background process for the motion and other smart features in SGS3. you can try disabling the few you dont use much, it might help reduce the heavy RAM usage but there isn't much we could do about the RAM usage.
i tried few of those unofficial stock 4.1 jelly bean ROMs, compared to the official ICS they are much faster and the total RAM was above 820mb which is a really good thing. the usage of RAM in ideal state is very minimum also the touchwiz launcher had no unnecessary reloads as far as i checked. i guess we need to wait few more days until samsung releases the official version. may be in that all the RAM issues will be fixed.
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Care to share how do you make nova a system app? Using omega v13.
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Care to share how do you make nova a system app? Using omega v13.
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the easy way to do it is by Titanium Backup Pro. first your phone should be rooted then Open Titanium Backup > Select the App you want to convert > then choose "Convert to System App"
if you dont have TB Pro then you must have a File Manager App with Root access.
make sure your system folder has write access
go to the location /data/app
search for the file "com.teslacoilsw.launcher-1.apk"
move that file to /system/app
restart your phone
After changing Nova to system app you will definitely feel the difference in its performance.
Yes, the ram is not to use the phone and he drove.
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Phone itself does ram processes to manage load and use.
LG9 ROM has excellent memory usage. With stuff open I now idle around 480. Not very often does it go into the high 600's like before.
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the easy way to do it is by Titanium Backup Pro. first your phone should be rooted then Open Titanium Backup > Select the App you want to convert > then choose "Convert to System App"
if you dont have TB Pro then you must have a File Manager App with Root access.
make sure your system folder has write access
go to the location /data/app
search for the file "com.teslacoilsw.launcher-1.apk"
move that file to /system/app
restart your phone
After changing Nova to system app you will definitely feel the difference in its performance.
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Alright great. What if I want to revert it?
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Alright great. What if I want to revert it?
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move back the same file from /system/app to /data/app and restart the phone.
After a few days of having my new Evo, I notice that, in general, with normal use, my RAM usage is around 550MB with 130MB free (according to Sense Task Manager.) (I'm using CleanROM DE, which is amazing, BTW.)
If I "stop all" it goes down to 320MB used for a few seconds, but quickly fills ups again.
This makes me wonder :
1. Why only ~640MB total? Doesn't this thing have 1GB?
2. Launchers (both Nova and Apex) seem to restart ALOT ... makes me feel like I don't have enough RAM.
3. Is this usage normal? It seems really high to me. The list of apps listed in the Task manager do not add up in MBs to anywhere near the "total used."
It makes me wonder if I should swap it for a Galaxy S3 while I still can .. with double the RAM...
Thanks for any input!
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After a few days of having my new Evo, I notice that, in general, with normal use, my RAM usage is around 550MB with 130MB free (according to Sense Task Manager.) (I'm using CleanROM DE, which is amazing, BTW.)
If I "stop all" it goes down to 320MB used for a few seconds, but quickly fills ups again.
This makes me wonder :
1. Why only ~640MB total? Doesn't this thing have 1GB?
2. Launchers (both Nova and Apex) seem to restart ALOT ... makes me feel like I don't have enough RAM.
3. Is this usage normal? It seems really high to me. The list of apps listed in the Task manager do not add up in MBs to anywhere near the "total used."
It makes me wonder if I should swap it for a Galaxy S3 while I still can .. with double the RAM...
Thanks for any input!
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Mine shows 433MB used and 352MB free
Is your phone running slow? My phone still runs great when down to 100mb free. Remember android its self is using ram not just the apps you have installed so it won't add up to 1 gb. On the galaxy my friennd has about 600mb free but his phone seems to lag more than mine.
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Is your phone running slow? My phone still runs great when down to 100mb free. Remember android its self is using ram not just the apps you have installed so it won't add up to 1 gb. On the galaxy my friennd has about 600mb free but his phone seems to lag more than mine.
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No, it's running fast enough. The main thing that annoys me is the launcher restarting all the time. (Whether installed in /system or not.)
Android has a great RAM manager. If it needs more RAM for something else you load, it will clear some out. 130MB is still plenty for phone apps. Don't worry about it. It fills RAM back up so your phone will function faster. Some people have an obsession with keeping RAM use as low as possible, but using more will not affect performance at all. It's not like an old windows computer where if you run low on RAM it will start using a slow virtual memory page file.
If the launcher is constantly restarting that seems like another issue. Not too sure about that since I don't use one.
Have you removed Rosie? There's scripts and some roms build the option into their installers. The Rosie launcher in sense runs all the time regardless of whether you are using another launcher. It eats a lot of system resources and can take a lot of ram for itself. It also seems to affect multitasking because androids taskmanager will kill off apps for more resources. Since Rosie is set to always run it will simply restart and begin using memory and resources again. Do a search for senseless, I think that's what the script was called
Hey xda
I have recently fallen in love with the stock android look. I really dont want to waste my warranty by flashing and rooting so i just use 3rd party apps for it. I use holo locker (free) and nova launcher and wanted to know if this will affect any ram or battery perforlance? If i check my ram with having no apps opened, im already at 600 - 650 mb used of the 832mb. I also want to know if using those apps will use more battery than the stock samsung ones? Or atleast noticable.
Thanks in advance
Mutn
mutn10 said:
Hey xda
I have recently fallen in love with the stock android look. I really dont want to waste my warranty by flashing and rooting so i just use 3rd party apps for it. I use holo locker (free) and nova launcher and wanted to know if this will affect any ram or battery perforlance? If i check my ram with having no apps opened, im already at 600 - 650 mb used of the 832mb. I also want to know if using those apps will use more battery than the stock samsung ones? Or atleast noticable.
Thanks in advance
Mutn
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Battery no clue, ram, I assume it will use more ram as you run more apps.
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Yes of course ur choice of launcher will affect ram usage for example the stock touching uses about 50 mb with widgets
Nova launcher uses about 45 mb
Zeam launcher uses about 25 mb
And default launcher on a nexus 4 that is goggles launcher uses only 19 mb but of course it lacks much of functionality
Regarding ram u should not worry about free ram even of u dont use nova and use touch wiz or even if u use default launcher in nexus 4 that is google s launcher u will get ram usage to about same 600-660mb without doing anything
This is because of the way in which android works android believes that free ram is wasted ram so even if u have 200 mb free android would rather fill it up with apps than keep it free bcos more apps in ram = more apps that will open fast when u click them
Now this wouldn't mean u wont be able to run more apps for example when u open an app say that needs 200mb ram android would clear apps from ur lru that j's least recently used list and give u the desired amount of ram that the app needs
But yes on the contrary using a heavy launcher would mean more ram occupied by that launcher that would reduce the no of apps that can be kept in ram at one time...... But it wouldn't anything except multitasking a bit that too only a bit.....
Rest choice is urs
Regardong battery I don't think it would Mae appreciable difference
Just to add a little bit.....and for the benefit of knowledge sharing......it's worth noting that every running process has a priority level assigned to it which dictates how easily it is killed when ram is needed, and obviously things like games will get killed as a priority over essential system processes.
That is all I know
hello lads
i'm using 2gb kenzo with havoc os v2.9
my launcher: poco launcher (installed as system app, havoc default launcher removed)
i also removed/deleted swap region and disabled swap/zram totally because i thought apps were transferred to swap region and thats why everything was so slow to load again but i learned that wasn't the case.
my problem is this:
phone can't and doesn't use all of the available (1845mb) memory. the lowest free ram amount i have seen was ~240 mbs. when i see that both my game froze so i had to quit and phone launcher was removed from memory/app killed which takes up ~100mb ram and took 10 seconds to relaunch.
i mean if there is ~240mb free memory why is the launcher removed from the RAM!? it's only 100mb! and if there is ~240mb free memory why is my game is freezing at the first place!? i mean if there isn't enough memory game just should be force killed or frozen, whatever etc.. but there is no reason for any kind of freeze in the whole system, not the notification bar, not the launcher, not the keyboard!
also system ui (~100mb memory usage) is killed too! i can't even see the notification bar when trying to do anything else on the phone... i have to wait 5-10 seconds to load it when i swipe to open it.
when i use firefox, upon loading up a new page, free ram goes up from 400 to 700 mbs! so the phone is killing launcher, gboard and even system ui in the background to give more ram to firefox, which is ok and logical => only and if only there isn't free ram! but while system is doing that there is already 400 mbs of free ram! first those free ram should be given to the firefox, and when that is not enough system only then should start killing other apps, and should never kill apps like launcher, system ui, telephone ui, even keyboard! also there always more than 250mb is free when using firefox, but launcher, gboard, system ui is already dead at this point, i can't even take calls... and those took exactly 250 mbs total! i mean if there is always at least 250mb free ram while using firefox why is my launcher,gboard and system ui apps are killed and removed from the RAM! it doesn't make any sense to me at all.
what can we do to fix this stupid ram management? is this problem linux based or only android is like this?
thanks in advance for any kind of explaining/url that explain the problem thoroughly in technical terms
example pictures: i'll upload video if anyone wants to see how the user experience is for further investigation.
waltran said:
hello lads
i'm using 2gb kenzo with havoc os v2.9
my launcher: poco launcher (installed as system app, havoc default launcher removed)
i also removed/deleted swap region and disabled swap/zram totally because i thought apps were transferred to swap region and thats why everything was so slow to load again but i learned that wasn't the case.
my problem is this:
phone can't and doesn't use all of the available (1845mb) memory. the lowest free ram amount i have seen was ~240 mbs. when i see that both my game froze so i had to quit and phone launcher was removed from memory/app killed which takes up ~100mb ram and took 10 seconds to relaunch.
i mean if there is ~240mb free memory why is the launcher removed from the RAM!? it's only 100mb! and if there is ~240mb free memory why is my game is freezing at the first place!? i mean if there isn't enough memory game just should be force killed or frozen, whatever etc.. but there is no reason for any kind of freeze in the whole system, not the notification bar, not the launcher, not the keyboard!
also system ui (~100mb memory usage) is killed too! i can't even see the notification bar when trying to do anything else on the phone... i have to wait 5-10 seconds to load it when i swipe to open it.
when i use firefox, upon loading up a new page, free ram goes up from 400 to 700 mbs! so the phone is killing launcher, gboard and even system ui in the background to give more ram to firefox, which is ok and logical => only and if only there isn't free ram! but while system is doing that there is already 400 mbs of free ram! first those free ram should be given to the firefox, and when that is not enough system only then should start killing other apps, and should never kill apps like launcher, system ui, telephone ui, even keyboard! also there always more than 250mb is free when using firefox, but launcher, gboard, system ui is already dead at this point, i can't even take calls... and those took exactly 250 mbs total! i mean if there is always at least 250mb free ram while using firefox why is my launcher,gboard and system ui apps are killed and removed from the RAM! it doesn't make any sense to me at all.
what can we do to fix this stupid ram management? is this problem linux based or only android is like this?
thanks in advance for any kind of explaining/url that explain the problem thoroughly in technical terms
example pictures: i'll upload video if anyone wants to see how the user experience is for further investigation.
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U need zram if u r on 2gb kenzo. And havoc is not good idea. Havoc has too much customisation make ram heavy. So use lighter and moderate roms like Aex.
Excrima x28 is default with zram.
Black_Stark said:
U need zram if u r on 2gb kenzo. And havoc is not good idea. Havoc has too much customisation make ram heavy. So use lighter and moderate roms like Aex.
Excrima x28 is default with zram.
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thanks for answer, this makes sense now
do you know which android 9 ROM uses the lowest ram ?
waltran said:
thanks for answer, this makes sense now
do you know which android 9 ROM uses the lowest ram ?
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Install telegram app and join rn3 community group and other kenzo rom channels. U can ask here. U will get more replies on ram management. I dont use chrome or firefox.
https://t.me/rn3dev
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https://t.me/KenzoRoms_News