This is the RAM using in setting>apps
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This is the standalone apps task manager that I installed.
Both shows a different usage. Which one should I trust? The system? Or the third app?
I want to install supercharger but I saw the system ram is quite good even I haven't installed the v6 script. But I saw In the task manager I installed, it shows a lot RAM usage. So I'm confused with it.
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Hi all,
I was searching for an app to show me cpu usage, mem status for a long time and now I found the perfect one - it is called cool tool, is free, available at android market and supports a lot of options.
I thought this was worth sharing:
https://market.android.com/details?id=ds.cpuoverlay
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So... this just happened.
Never had any problems or weirdness before.
Metropcs s3 stock, rooted, xposed with only multiwindow manager module activated.
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Depends on what apps you have running. The Xposed modules as well. Difficult to say otherwise.
Hello,
My question is in the title, Where can i found a list of HTC (M8) Processes i can freeze or not ?
Thank you and good evening
McA
I'm sure more can be froze, but here's the ones I have (using Nova launcher btw)
That and other settings give me 7 plus screen on hours consistently. With my usage anyway.
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I have the ZE551ML/2 GB RAM version with firmware at 2.20.40.97.
This is the RAM usage at boot.
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My friend's Moto G3(5.1.1) has about 800-900 MB free at boot, is this related to the Android 5.0's memory leak(which shouldn't be happening at boot). What's causing this ?
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Is there any way to remove the restriction against numbers of keep-open apps in Task Manager?
As default, there are only up to three apps that can be kept open, and from the 4th on, keep-open function is void.
OS configuration of my S20: Android 11, One UI 3.1
Thanks in advance!
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