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Well, multitasking is great once it's debloated.
However, 1.5gb ram isn't enough those days, but that depends from user to user. E.g. your grandmother wouldn't need more than that .
well it can multitask 3 or 4 apps at once but sometimes it gets slow when you multitask facebook and messenger
j5 prime
i use the j5 prime and multitask runs very smoothly im so happy with the phone
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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 LG V20 performs when multitasking. A higher rating indicates that the LG V20 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.
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I would only give this phone a 2 out of 10 for multitasking. Luckily it's a powerhouse and can open apps from scratch quickly.
I only ever have between 4 and 10 apps in my recent list. My old HTC m9 would keep dozens in memory with less ram. Still, I'm very happy with the LG V20. Just waiting for root...
Multitasking works way better than my n4. However I still think multiwindow works better with samsung phones.
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Lol, flash my MOD rom and see the real potential.
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reaktor TuT said:
I would only give this phone a 2 out of 10 for multitasking. Luckily it's a powerhouse and can open apps from scratch quickly.
I only ever have between 4 and 10 apps in my recent list. My old HTC m9 would keep dozens in memory with less ram. Still, I'm very happy with the LG V20. Just waiting for root...
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See my post above
reaktor TuT said:
I would only give this phone a 2 out of 10 for multitasking. Luckily it's a powerhouse and can open apps from scratch quickly.
I only ever have between 4 and 10 apps in my recent list. My old HTC m9 would keep dozens in memory with less ram. Still, I'm very happy with the LG V20. Just waiting for root...
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Why 2 out of 10, you comment that another phone had more apps with less memory, however that by no means tells anything about how the system is managing memory.
What are you seeing in the v20 that makes you think it's only rating a 2? Curious for details.
rusty.gh said:
Why 2 out of 10, you comment that another phone had more apps with less memory, however that by no means tells anything about how the system is managing memory.
What are you seeing in the v20 that makes you think it's only rating a 2? Curious for details.
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I would give the phone overall a rating of 8 out of 10.
But I would give the Multitasking / Memory Management a 2 or 3. As an example, I woke this morning and checked my recent apps list, only 4 apps were there. All other apps were closed off overnight for some reason. I'm not sure if this is an LG thing or because of Nougat. But I would have hoped that 4GB could hold more apps in RAM. Hopefully, if the 990ds gets root, then I can remove some bloat and tweak the memory management somewhat.
As I said, I would give the phone overall a rating of 8 out of 10
Would you say that the Samsung Galaxy Note5 is "fast" in day-to-day use? A higher rating indicates that you think the Samsung Galaxy Note5 exhibits fantastic performance. Like, is it as fast as your tears when you watch The Titanic?
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Gday first post. Came from using s5. note 5 better everywhere except no ir scanner removable battery or expandable memory.
I consider my N920A "fast" for everyday use. I can leave my device in power save mode and still play my graphic intensive games like Real Racing 3 smoothly.
Currently mine's struggling to make Captain tsubasa Dream team going....dunno why :/
after two and a half years of usage and zero factory resets .. i would say it is fast for everyday use, but the phone struggles with whatsapp groups that have huge conversations and default internet browser, it is in these two apps where i see the lag.
it also lags a little bit while google play is updating apps in the background and when i connect to WiFi after 2 to 3 hours (or longer) of being disconnected from the internet, but this lag is minimal, the real problem is whatsapp groups that have huge amount of contents.
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3GB low-speed DDR3 is not fluid as flagship devices!
Multitasking is satisfying, but not perfect
Good Multitasking, competitive as Xperia X Performance, but short for a Mid-Range that "try to imitate" to Flagship phones.
Little issues with that, 3GB can satisfy most users. I can switch between apps without need to reload, even some games. Can't comlpain...
Would you say that the Samsung Galaxy J1 is "fast" in day-to-day use? A higher rating indicates that you think the Samsung Galaxy J1 exhibits fantastic performance. Like, is it as fast as your tears when you watch The Titanic?
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Samsung Galaxy J1 (2016)
For overall speed... hmm... not bad. This phone can't really handle too much apps. It will start to lag and become hot if you have so many apps installed and use it for too long. This phone is an entry-level phone. You can't game like Asphalt 8 on it. For daily usage, okay. But after 6-12 months of usage, your phone will start to perform worse. Lags and lags and lags...
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Samsung Galaxy J1 (2016)
For overall speed... hmm... not bad. This phone can't really handle too much apps. It will start to lag and become hot if you have so many apps installed and use it for too long. This phone is an entry-level phone. You can't game like Asphalt 8 on it. For daily usage, okay. But after 6-12 months of usage, your phone will start to perform worse. Lags and lags and lags...
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I have the Galaxy J1 mini (J105). I agree with you,more or less...
1GB ram plus 4 cores allows me to play plenty of heavy games such as Dead trigger, Fifa 18. etc. Can't understand why you can't play Asphalt on a superior version of my phone...
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For a 4GB phone, it doesn't keep too many apps in background, but I think it just needs a software tweaking (and it would need root).
This is a poor phone for multitasking. I have the 3GB version and it barely keeps more than three apps in memory. I thought it was because of my RAM amount (3GB) but I've since read that the 4GB model is the same. It must be the MIUI software. Xiaomi need to do something about this as it spoils a good phone.