Hi guys,
just wondering, how come the ram usage for my phone is always at 1.60-1.80GB even without any app running? is this normal? so the 3gb allocation for ram isn't really used to it's max capacity? does this ram usage result to battery bleed?
mine usage is 900MB only
i use greenify and clean master to clean ram
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arunmohite said:
i use greenify and clean master to clean ram
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mine Antutu score is 38504, is it best?
but is it normal to have no apps running and still have 1.5GB usage for RAM?
i changed my runtime to ART and i'm seeing significant drop in RAM usage and increase in battery life. .
i too use ART, hence RM usage < 1GB
i noticed that my device freezes more now that i'm on ART. does this happen to you as well?
aoineza said:
i noticed that my device freezes more now that i'm on ART. does this happen to you as well?
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luckly no freezing / hang as yet with more than 3 weeks of use
Sorry for the OT but, how could I set ART instead dalvik on G Pro 2??
straycat said:
Sorry for the OT but, how could I set ART instead dalvik on G Pro 2??
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If you aren't running xposed framework, its I'm developers options. "Select runtime" select art. ART uses a lot less RAM, it increases my battery life too. Results may vary for others.
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I use xposed. Does it mean I can't turn from dalvik to ART??
some apps don't run in ART mode. I'm using Dalvik but i only have 1GB usage after rebooting.
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Sorry for n00b question....
Should I clear recent task or not?
I am rooted wit stock ROM + xposed + gravitybox + Franco kernel.
Earlier i had greenify and had poor battery life and more ram usage (I think greenify uses more ram)
Now i have uninstalled greenify. And battery life is improved.
Just want to know whether clearing recent task make any improvement or not?
lpganesh said:
Sorry for n00b question....
Should I clear recent task or not?
I am rooted wit stock ROM + xposed + gravitybox + Franco kernel.
Earlier i had greenify and had poor battery life and more ram usage (I think greenify uses more ram)
Now i have uninstalled greenify. And battery life is improved.
Just want to know whether clearing recent task make any improvement or not?
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Look here for more info on Ram management http://developer.android.com/training/articles/memory.html. Stopping some apps will not help that much as some apps restart themselves again.
lpganesh said:
Sorry for n00b question....
Should I clear recent task or not?
I am rooted wit stock ROM + xposed + gravitybox + Franco kernel.
Earlier i had greenify and had poor battery life and more ram usage (I think greenify uses more ram)
Now i have uninstalled greenify. And battery life is improved.
Just want to know whether clearing recent task make any improvement or not?
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Hi mate,
Having a high end device and clearing RAM again and again is not good because more amount of RAM usage in Android better would be the performance
This is only applicable to high end devices!
Btw how much battery backup does Franco kernel gives you?
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Mr hOaX said:
Hi mate,
Having a high end device and clearing RAM again and again is not good because more amount of RAM usage in Android better would be the performance
This is only applicable to high end devices!
Btw how much battery backup does Franco kernel gives you?
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With stock kernel, i used to hardly get 3 to 3.hrs of SOT (screen on time)
But with Franco kernal, I get 4 to 4.5 hrs SOT. Mainly I notice the change in battery consumption during sleep which helps me in having higher SOT.
lpganesh said:
Sorry for n00b question....
Should I clear recent task or not?
I am rooted wit stock ROM + xposed + gravitybox + Franco kernel.
Earlier i had greenify and had poor battery life and more ram usage (I think greenify uses more ram)
Now i have uninstalled greenify. And battery life is improved.
Just want to know whether clearing recent task make any improvement or not?
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Android manages RAM differently than other operating systems. In short, less RAM usage is not necessarily a good thing. Apps are stored in RAM so when you launch them, they are more readily available.
The operating system will automatically dump apps out of the background if more RAM is needed for whatever task you are completing at that moment.
If you're experiencing unusual battery drain - even when the device is sleeping - check out an application called Better Battery Stats. It will help you identify what apps are causing wakelocks.
I am using the stock kernel and have gotten over 5 hours of SOT on LTE in the course of a day's use - which is not unheard of.
I am currently running stock with franco kernel 32...
i always see that my ram consumption is always very high about 1 gb...
i have auto sync off and by using gravity box module i often clear all the apps but still i get this high ram usage.. the apps i use are mostly paid version and dont have adds. I use greenify as well but still usage is high..
in my cached processes google search and aosp keyboard consume around 100 mb of memory
will this affect my battery life.?
pls can someone help?
Don't worry. Android uses as much ram as it can. Unless you're seeing performance issues if just leave it alone.
Hi,
Nothing abnormal to have about 1Gb used (there was a thing about RAM usage in the last version if I remember right, but not with R32 so...).
Maybe not necessary to clear often the recent apps (nor useful).
Nothing to worry about your battery life.
You apps stays in memory for faster use, let Android manage its ram, with 2Gb (a bit less for user/app) it's enough...
Ram is supposed to be used. The old adage "free ram is useless ram" applies here.
The ram device itself will use power as all components will however, it is "always on" it doesn't matter if its 1MB or 1GB.... it's same power regardless.
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@JJD1639 thanks for the assurance man.. i thought it may cause battery drain.:good:
@viking37 thanks,so u mean its better to leave them as they are. no need of hibernating them?
@rootSU thanks u! ya i had heard that in linux as opposed to conventional windows belief its rather that free ram is wasted ram.. so even if i start a game a high requirement one the OS will do the job itself?
Yeo
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Sonone said:
@viking37 thanks,so u mean its better to leave them as they are. no need of hibernating them?
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Re,
No, what I mean is let your apps currently running like they are, in the recent apps. If a day you are really very low in memory for whatever reason (like 200-300Mb free for example) and you experience lags, reboot ant it's fine. But Android will do the necessary before (unless a "huge memory leak" like we have seen or some wrong memory management settings caused by a "RAM manager app" or some "magic RAM script").
My opinion was not about Greenify in particular, I have no opinion about it... If you need or want to hibernate them, do it, for the other apps, leave them running
Not sure if I explain myself well
If you want post some screenshots of your apps running and cache process to see, but with what you said it seems that there is nothing wrong...
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Re,
No, what I mean is let your apps currently running like they are, in the recent apps. If a day you are really very low in memory for whatever reason (like 200-300Mb free for example) and you experience lags, reboot ant it's fine. But Android will do the necessary before (unless a "huge memory leak" like we have seen or some wrong memory management settings caused by a "RAM manager app" or some "magic RAM script").
My opinion was not about Greenify in particular, I have no opinion about it... If you need or want to hibernate them, do it, for the other apps, leave them running
Not sure if I explain myself well
If you want post some screenshots of your apps running and cache process to see, but with what you said it seems that there is nothing wrong...
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ya there is nothing wrong... its just that I am probably being a bit too curious for no reason...
i shall leave it to the OS memory management..I just checked there's no rogue app consuming memory.. the ones which are running seem quite justified!:good:
and please dude,i got you (explained well)and i really appreciate the support and help from all of you.. i post a thing and within a minute there are people to help..:highfive::angel:
Sonone said:
and please dude,i got you (explained well)and i really appreciate the support and help from all of you.. i post a thing and within a minute there are people to help..:highfive::angel:
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Yes, all seems good :good:
Curiosity is good and you're welcome
Sonone said:
@JJD1639 thanks for the assurance man.. i thought it may cause battery drain.:good:
@viking37 thanks,so u mean its better to leave them as they are. no need of hibernating them?
@rootSU thanks u! ya i had heard that in linux as opposed to conventional windows belief its rather that free ram is wasted ram.. so even if i start a game a high requirement one the OS will do the job itself?
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ps. this applies to pretty much all desktop OS's as well as mobile in the past 10 years or so.. linux, windows, osx etc.. 90% ram usage or more should be normal unless you have an insane amount of ram in the system.
nexusprouser said:
my ram booster keeps clearing my ram because it uses up to 1.6
any process I can shut down from default to stop it from clearing?
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Get rid of ram booster. You don't need it and it's causing more problems than it's fixing.
If I notice my device slow down, I click the button to switch apps and swipe them all closed.
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I should say, I don't need to worry about it on this phone.
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Sonone said:
I am currently running stock with franco kernel 32...
i always see that my ram consumption is always very high about 1 gb...
i have auto sync off and by using gravity box module i often clear all the apps but still i get this high ram usage.. the apps i use are mostly paid version and dont have adds. I use greenify as well but still usage is high..
in my cached processes google search and aosp keyboard consume around 100 mb of memory
will this affect my battery life.?
pls can someone help?
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Try this app http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2327541
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Ashcunak said:
ps. this applies to pretty much all desktop OS's as well as mobile in the past 10 years or so.. linux, windows, osx etc.. 90% ram usage or more should be normal unless you have an insane amount of ram in the system.
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memory management has not been a quite favourite subject of mine
Sonone said:
memory management has not been a quite favourite subject of mine
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Even on high end devices like nexus???
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Mr hOaX said:
Even on high end devices like nexus???
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i meant academically!
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i meant academically!
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Okay cool
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Hi all guys!
This is my first post, so i can't write on the right section.
As many other user (from january!) i've noticed a strange ram usage in cm11 (i've tryed different nightly) that decrease constantly.
There's some kind of solution for this issue? The M5 snapshot had this problem?
I've flashed the CM because it's one of the older and stable rom..but damn..now i need to reboot my phone every day!..
Thank in advance for any kind of support or solution!
first off, cm is far from the most stable rom(id say not even close). and about ram usage you didnt say at all what your issue is, so nobody can help you. if you have an issue, write it down and post it, the more detail the better.
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first off, cm is far from the most stable rom(id say not even close). and about ram usage you didnt say at all what your issue is, so nobody can help you. if you have an issue, write it down and post it, the more detail the better.
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Hi! probably you're right, this was only my first opinion relatively the CM!
About the ram issue, it's nothing more from what i've write in my previous post!
When i reboot (or switch on) my N5 the free ram it's about 1,1gb - 1,2gb. After few hours the free ram goes to 0,9gb..after a while 800mb..700mb..and constantly decrease!
After 24hours i'm with 500mb free.
The apps are the same of the stock..and i had always 1,1gb free.
I can't explain nothing more from what i see..i've checked but apparently there are no apps that use this ram.
sorry for my previous short description
taio.doio said:
Hi! probably you're right, this was only my first opinion relatively the CM!
About the ram issue, it's nothing more from what i've write in my previous post!
When i reboot (or switch on) my N5 the free ram it's about 1,1gb - 1,2gb. After few hours the free ram goes to 0,9gb..after a while 800mb..700mb..and constantly decrease!
After 24hours i'm with 500mb free.
The apps are the same of the stock..and i had always 1,1gb free.
I can't explain nothing more from what i see..i've checked but apparently there are no apps that use this ram.
sorry for my previous short description
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oh, ok. your ram usage is actually normal per how android uses it. itll free ram as you need it. but i myself arent a fan at how android uses it. personally i use greenify(which keeps apps from opening in the background) and an app called fast reboot pro(which frees ram), and that keeps my ram anywhere from 1200-1500mb
Hi all
I am Quite new to rooting. Started about 5 months ago.
Am currently using the below ROM:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/gal...velopment/aurora-n900-5-3mixs6-n5-z5-t3298434
My issues is that my RAM usage is constantly very high.
Over 80%.
I have greenified most of the apps.
Lagfix done and increased the speed slightly but RAM usage is still very high
Anyone can assist with the reason why and what I can do to reduce RAM usage and make the phone faster?
Thanks in advance
K
Post a screenshot of your application manager so we can see if there any apps that use an abnormal amount of ram.
It's worth to mention that more unused ram won't make your device faster. If you're having performance issues you should post it in the rom thread and ask for help.
If you are on Lollipop so yeah The Ram usage of lollipop is very high as compare to Kitkat......try some custom rom with less Ram usage!
Thank you for your responses.
Unfortunately the ROM thread is closed so I cant post there
Main issue is the slow speed of the phone.
Any advise will be appreciated
kevlinho said:
Thank you for your responses.
Unfortunately the ROM thread is closed so I cant post there
Main issue is the slow speed of the phone.
Any advise will be appreciated
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Try uninstalling bloatwares which you dont use!it will also help a bit.
wajid iqbal said:
Try uninstalling bloatwares which you dont use!it will also help a bit.
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which specific bloatware would you recommend I remove and would be safe to remove without causing any stability issues?
Read this thread...all about bloatware which are safe to remove.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2770729
Hit thanks if it helps
High RAM usage is not a problem on Android, unlike Windows.
Android will free up RAM on it's own if necessary. Apps are kept in RAM as long as there is available memory to allow faster app start-up. Should there be larger need for RAM, older apps are removed from RAM.
I have an Unlocked bootloader, latest v33 kernel, and build 253, my androidOS sometimes goes high to 1.0gb usage, is this normal?
Yup
mr_negative16 said:
I have an Unlocked bootloader, latest v33 kernel, and build 253, my androidOS sometimes goes high to 1.0gb usage, is this normal?
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Yes its normal.My Z5 now have 900mb in Android OS.
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Thanks to both of you
mr_negative16 said:
Thanks to both of you
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Everyone should know this by now, DO NOT USE ram cleaning apps, they are USELESS. Leave android to deal with the memory management, android is rather good at it . Ram cleaning apps just waste battery and cause instability. Higher memory usage is better because it means more things are cached in the ram for faster overall performance. Just ignore the memory usage.
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Everyone should know this by now, DO NOT USE ram cleaning apps, they are USELESS. Leave android to deal with the memory management, android is rather good at it . Ram cleaning apps just waste battery and cause instability. Higher memory usage is better because it means more things are cached in the ram for faster overall performance. Just ignore the memory usage.
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Is it true that if you use greenify, and it hibernated facebook ( for example), will it waste more battery to open facrbook?
Just bought the phone yesterday. I got lots of ram used too...
Dont worry about used ram.Android Os by self use Ram memory,fill and clean by OS needs.
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mr_negative16 said:
Is it true that if you use greenify, and it hibernated facebook ( for example), will it waste more battery to open facrbook?
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Greenify is an exception, it works fine
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Vengeance66 said:
Just bought the phone yesterday. I got lots of ram used too...
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Don't bother about it,its normal.