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Yisroel491 2013-05-31 09:19
Lagging Solutions for N9
 
I've installed fasterN9 and still suffering tons of lag especially playing urban fat burner. are there any other easy methods of speeding up the phone?

Lirion 2013-05-31 10:26
Maybe you can overclock your phone - frew month ago i read about a software called opptimizer. But when you do this your phone gets faster battery drain ...

F2thaK 2013-05-31 10:28
Re: Lagging Solutions for N9
 
not true, overclock is awesome!

Yisroel491 2013-05-31 11:14
apparently to use that app inception needs to be installed. I'm not sure if i wanna do this and even if i did I'm not sure that i can install inception as is. i might need to undo some of the tweaks or even reflash the phone. this ceases to be an EASY solution.

low 2013-05-31 11:54
Re: Lagging Solutions for N9
 
maybe you want to check what is causing the lag first... ie are other processes eating up the cpu cycles, are you running low on memory... and focus on those issues before you start shotgun-style installing foo speed tweaks or overclocking the device.

Just my EUR0.02, conditions may apply.

Yisroel491 2013-05-31 12:32
sound advice, but i don't know how to do all that.

Yisroel491 2013-06-01 21:48
Re: Lagging Solutions for N9
 
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i got resource monitor from the ovi store although some reviews claimed it's inaccurate. unless there's alternatives suggested this is what i got and here's the screen shots. I don't know what to make of it. also i remember reading something a while back on everything N9 about altering the usage and allocation of swap but it looked mad complicated.

low 2013-06-01 23:06
Re: Lagging Solutions for N9
 
Well thanks for taking the long shot.

To me it looks like your RAM is full and whatever more needs shuffling goes to the swap space (which is much slower). I just don't know if this comes from lazy un-caching or a serious memory hog.
Could you get a similar listing as for CPU% with the top RAM allocators?

Yisroel491 2013-06-01 23:36
Re: Lagging Solutions for N9
 
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i guess this is what you're asking to see?

Yisroel491 2013-06-02 00:00
Re: Lagging Solutions for N9
 
i realized that the pic is hard to read. this is more legible.

Code:
Mem: 965924K used, 42724K free, 0K shrd, 34084
CPU: 60.9% usr 15.6% sys  0.0% nic 22.6% idle
Load average: 0.94 0.96 0.80 1/357 7897
  PID  PPID USER    STAT  VSZ %VSZ %CPU COMMA
 6709    1 user    R <  213m 21.5 39.8 {meeg
 7088    1 user    S <  104m 10.4 18.7 {rscm
  558    1 root    S <  84040  8.2  8.5 {Xorg
  568    1 pulse    S <  49756  4.9  3.1 {puls
 6956    1 user    R <  89980  8.8  1.5 {meeg
 6965  6959 user    R <  2164  0.2  1.5 top
  531    2 root    SW      0  0.0  1.5 [sgx_
  641    1 root    S    20676  2.0  0.7 {sens
  565    1 root    S <  7164  0.7  0.7 {mce}
  260    2 root    SW      0  0.0  0.7 [vibr
 6250  876 user    S    196m 19.7  0.0 {feni
 6826  876 user    S <  191m 19.2  0.0 {foru
 6690  876 user    S    188m 19.0  0.0 {grob
 2272  876 user    S    180m 18.2  0.0 {came
 1599  876 user    S    171m 17.2  0.0 {call
 1356  876 user    S    161m 16.2  0.0 {call
 1124    1 user    S    150m 15.2  0.0 {sysu
~ $


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