Samsung RAM Plus - Why I Turned Mine Off & Why You Should Too!

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  • @AloneInTheYard
    @AloneInTheYard 9 месяцев назад +67

    RAMplus is actually the swap space. Regardless of whether you turn on the RAMplus function or not, the OneUI system has already preset 3GB of swap space. When you turn on RAMplus and set the size, the size of the swap space will follow your setting, but when you turn off RAMplus, the size of the swap space will return to 3GB. So regardless of whether you turn on RAMplus or not, it is actually always on, and you only have the privilege to set the size.

    • @alaxe97
      @alaxe97 4 месяца назад +4

      where did you get this info from? phones are designed at how we use and command them... if samsung made ramplus always on even when we turn it off then the company degrades themselves,. Random access memory and Storage memory works entirely different,. one is slower and one is faster

    • @damara2268
      @damara2268 4 месяца назад +4

      ​@@alaxe97swap space is base feature of android and all modern OS use this feature. No point turning off. Default setting without turning on ram+, ram extension or whatever it's named is the best optimized config.

    • @Tui3694
      @Tui3694 3 месяца назад

      @@alaxe97 execute command "free -m" in terminal emulator

    • @dailydoseofexistence7159
      @dailydoseofexistence7159 Месяц назад

      That's not how it works, when it's turned off that space is not used on your phone as a "RAM", you need to ask ChatGPT specific questions next time, don't just ask questions to confirm your biases.

    • @dailydoseofexistence7159
      @dailydoseofexistence7159 Месяц назад

      It's not entirely accurate. While RAM Plus may have a default allocation (often around 3 GB), the behavior can vary by device and software version. If you turn off RAM Plus, the designated storage for virtual memory should be freed up, but the system might revert to a default setting when re-enabled. Typically, you can adjust the allocated amount within a certain range, but the specific implementation can differ across models.
      For the Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra, RAM Plus does not have a dedicated 3 GB swap space that is always active. Instead, RAM Plus allows users to allocate virtual memory from available internal storage as needed, and this allocation can typically be adjusted or turned off. When you disable RAM Plus, the storage used for virtual memory should be freed up. So, it's not accurate to say that there's an always-on 3 GB swap space; it only activates when RAM Plus is enabled.

  • @anthonygynous
    @anthonygynous Год назад +296

    I tried turning it off for a day, yes it does save battery but it slows down loading pages and opening certain apps.. it's saves battery but consumes time lol. I turn it on and set to 6 and it's back to being able to load pages fast and open certain apps fast. 😅

    • @Angel_Peg
      @Angel_Peg Год назад +44

      Will rather save battery phone speed is fast

    • @LuisA-rw3ul
      @LuisA-rw3ul Год назад +38

      You probably got a bad phone i have my ram off for 2 months now and haven't seen any issues phone runs smooth and the battery last longer also I am on the 8gb

    • @realcartoongirl
      @realcartoongirl Год назад +61

      he is lgbt wannabe just ignore his comments

    • @adoozadnoo4110
      @adoozadnoo4110 Год назад +18

      ​@@realcartoongirlhuge W

    • @shunk9507
      @shunk9507 Год назад +9

      ​@@realcartoongirl😂

  • @JiluDKumar
    @JiluDKumar Год назад +95

    I was suspicious of this feature slowing down my phone. So I tried turning it off. Now I can see some performance improvements. Glad to see your video, it just confirmed that. Thanks for the info.❤️

  • @Tripdoxx
    @Tripdoxx Год назад +72

    I think a better term for RAM Plus is swap, which is what has been in Windows for the longest time, although it's definitely not as good on most consumer PCs as smartphones since they do not have fast storage speeds to provide a good swap performance.

    • @anomalousfiend
      @anomalousfiend Год назад +1

      it is swap actually. samsung just decided to give it that name
      edit: it carries the same function, i have nooo idea if they're EXACTLY the same if you catch my drift.

    • @user-pt2el1tt1r
      @user-pt2el1tt1r Год назад

      ​@@anomalousfiendThey are the same. Ram plus is swap. But PC swap is faster than Phone swap. It's a useless feature on Android unless you have too low ram.

    • @anomalousfiend
      @anomalousfiend Год назад

      @@user-pt2el1tt1r real quick: do you think it's better to leave ram plus on, or off?? and why? if you don't mind

    • @user-pt2el1tt1r
      @user-pt2el1tt1r Год назад +12

      @@anomalousfiend I prefer to turn in off. Idk about you. If your phone have 6GB or 8GB or more RAM then turn it off. It uses storage as virtual ram which keep data and apps stored in it when you run out of actual RAM. If you have 6 or 8 GB RAM then most of the time you won't run out of RAM but if you have 4GB or less RAM. Turn it on. This feature uses storage and it could reduce its life span if you use it on a daily basis as storage is not meant to be used as RAM. Also turning it on consume a bit more battery so less time to use your phone. If you multi-task (Use a lot of apps at the same time in the background) Turn it on. It all depends on how much RAM you have and how you use your phone. Keep in mind that Swap (storage) is much slower than actual RAM. It can't replace RAM but can help with some weight. Hope this helps.

    • @anomalousfiend
      @anomalousfiend Год назад

      @@user-pt2el1tt1r forgot to respond but you totally helped, i appreciate you

  • @NathanElcoate
    @NathanElcoate Год назад +59

    Had it off for two days now. Can't say I notice any difference. If anything it's slightly slower. Battery no difference at all. 256/12GB RAM 22 Ultra.

    • @Codyslx
      @Codyslx Год назад +8

      Animation on my a53 was stuttering until i turned it off.

    • @Wuchtamsel
      @Wuchtamsel 6 месяцев назад

      @@Codyslx Same on A52s!

    • @BlissOfIdeality
      @BlissOfIdeality 5 месяцев назад

      Sorry for necroposting but I noticed a good difference in minimizing heating without a cooler. (I have no idea why, but that's mostly the thing that helped most.)

    • @rickb06
      @rickb06 23 часа назад

      ​@@BlissOfIdealitybrother, this is not Reddit, necroposting is pre-approved here.

  • @Ale-dn3ke
    @Ale-dn3ke 11 месяцев назад +12

    I was actually skeptical if turning it off would be helpful for my device. I have the Samsung tab S9 FE, and I'm really surprised to see that it really helped the performance in my tablet. I noticed that It's so much better and smoother.

    • @someoneyouusedtoknow5720
      @someoneyouusedtoknow5720 8 месяцев назад

      wait really?? i've been noticing some performance issues and idk if it's becuz of this so should i turn off mine?? what's the difference regarding the battery life tho??

    • @Ale-dn3ke
      @Ale-dn3ke 8 месяцев назад +1

      @@someoneyouusedtoknow5720 tbh I felt my tab much smoother after I turning it off. With the battery life I haven’t notice any big difference. But on days when I REALLY use it, my battery lasts for over 5 hours. Hope that helps!

  • @mcmilliftw1166
    @mcmilliftw1166 Год назад +14

    Turning it off emulation runs way better and alot more stable. Especially on aethersx2 it makes a pretty noticeable difference more so if you have limited ram, I have a 8gb ram phone and makes a night and day difference

    • @nineyt4181
      @nineyt4181 11 месяцев назад +2

      Buy a s20 ultra 12gb ramb and 16gb ram bummmm

  • @navixaxa5023
    @navixaxa5023 11 месяцев назад +16

    Have the S22 Ultra.
    I don't necessarily agree with your reasonings. Only the space allotted and reserved by RAM Plus bears the grunt of more frequent Read and Writes, not the rest of the Storage.
    Secondly, RAM Plus aka Swap, is not a performance booster. It's just more RAM. And you'll see its benefit when you see a lot of your Apps not reloading when you open them back again.
    Tho tbh everybody has different experiences. Some say that their performance increases after turning it off. I turned it off, everything remained same, except for the constant app reloads. Heck, even my webpages open in Samsung Internet began reloading.
    After a week, turned RAM Plus back on.

    • @primonda56
      @primonda56 6 месяцев назад +2

      Your understanding of "Only the space allotted and reserved by RAM Plus bears the grunt....not the rest of the Storage" is unfortunately incorrect. All SSDs, including flash storage have a controller that keep track of each cell write status and dictates where each bit of data go. Unlike physical RAM, each bit address is thus only known and controlled by these controller and hidden from higher-level OS. Modern SSDs controller equipped with wear-leveling algorithm where each data is written and keep it that way in physical cell 'well' and hidden from upper-level OS when you do delete operations. Any new valid data is exposed to the OS without any hex address. This is done to avoid certain cell have higher wear-rate than the others. When a flash storage is full, only then the old, 'hidden' bit is rewritten with new set of data and exposed to the OS.
      In short, the RAM Plus dont have any 'reserved' hex space in flash storage, only capacity limit. All the write/overwrite ops will still be done throughout the whole flash area.
      Now, some manufacturer use less agressive RAM Plus implementation and thats okay for flash storage lifespan IMO, but its hard to be sure with all kind of 'dirty trick' these smartphone manufacturer does these days.

    • @theRESTlessOne.
      @theRESTlessOne. 2 месяца назад

      ​@@primonda56 So that means the same space 8 GB of these 512 GB won't be overused... I have an old 256 GB SSD with 64 GB allocated for virtual memory, it is still working perfectly

  • @ksaworld5725
    @ksaworld5725 Год назад +25

    Thanks bro
    My phone's speed has increased 25 % after turning off Ram plus mode
    Smothness has also increased
    Galaxy s21 fe 5g

    • @GGgaming24190
      @GGgaming24190 9 месяцев назад +15

      Hod tf u even measure a 25 percent boost in performance

    • @Netxel
      @Netxel 8 месяцев назад

      I also have a s21 fe (snapdragon 888) do you think really turning it off is better?

    • @plsme-ps1rd
      @plsme-ps1rd 3 месяца назад

      ​@@Netxel *ip dectected - your from usa*

    • @Netxel
      @Netxel 3 месяца назад

      @@plsme-ps1rd no france

  • @GoldRaven-oe4by
    @GoldRaven-oe4by Год назад +26

    Is it useful for phones with not alot of ram like 6 or less? I thought it only dipped into vram when your regular ram was maxed out

    • @leandrodasilva2523
      @leandrodasilva2523 Год назад +3

      I have 6g ram phone there is no difference in multitasking.

  • @gwine9087
    @gwine9087 Год назад +12

    If I had 12 Gig, I would do the same thing but most of us do not.

  • @thaibinh99
    @thaibinh99 Год назад +58

    It makes my apps reload constantly when switching between them. So, 4GB is a balanced one. Good performance without reload apps.

    • @lucasrtavares
      @lucasrtavares Год назад +4

      Do you mean you prefer it turned on with 4gb?
      Did you test it turned off?
      I still don't know what to do with mine.

    • @MeruMelKun
      @MeruMelKun Год назад +8

      @@lucasrtavares I'm not the same user but thought I could help. My device is 4GB ram and I literally just turned this option off and instantly notice an improvement in speed and battery length!

    • @AlexRaylight
      @AlexRaylight Год назад

      @@MeruMelKun But what about app reloading? You conveniently left out that aspect...

    • @MeruMelKun
      @MeruMelKun Год назад +3

      @AlexRaylight That's what I was referring to when I mentioned "speed." Overall performance was better with it off. Made me baffled why it even exist but I'm certain some devices may benefit or else this feature might be removed in the future.

  • @tarda4815
    @tarda4815 10 месяцев назад +9

    Yes you have the Ultra with a lot of ram already. But many people have lower A series with 4 or 6 gigs of ram. What will they do?

    • @double07091
      @double07091 8 месяцев назад

      A series does have ram plus feature, on s series

    • @davidserban7036
      @davidserban7036 4 месяца назад

      Yeah well ram plus is only useful for phones that have 2,4 and 6 gb of ram after 8 gb of ram it becomes useless

    • @Tui3694
      @Tui3694 3 месяца назад

      ​@@double07091a15 does have ram plus

  • @MisterWhatWhat
    @MisterWhatWhat Год назад +29

    Turned mine off after reading reviews on Reddit that the constant R/W was causing battery drain. TY for making this!

    • @SamsungInAMinute
      @SamsungInAMinute  Год назад +11

      Yea that's a good reason too. Didn't think to mention that, but makes complete sense with the constant read and write. Lol

    • @sebas0469
      @sebas0469 Год назад +1

      That isn't normal that Virtual Ram aka Swap is causing battery drain have you both reported in samsung members as an issue?

    • @JohnTaylor-bd1uy
      @JohnTaylor-bd1uy Год назад

      @@SamsungInAMinuteShould I buy the 12 GB model over the 8 GB model ?

  • @fahdsaad1993
    @fahdsaad1993 Год назад +6

    I have s21 ultra 16 ram .. i was using the 8 gig ram plus almost broke the system always lagging and apps some time closing .. i see this video now .. i feel it wakes up the giant inside this monster .. really thanks a lot almost buy new phone .. apple update system was thinking ..

  • @NegyedMisi
    @NegyedMisi Год назад +16

    It makes sense but is it proven? If you take a photo or pretty much do anything will contribute to the lifecycle of the flash memory. And this lifecycle is should be 4-5+ years anyway. I mean, I'm guessing too. And doesn't RAM plus come into place when physical RAM is full?

    • @primonda56
      @primonda56 6 месяцев назад +10

      I know this is old, but as a software engineer in Linux and Android community, I have to clarify these. Now this thing have been around a lot longer, ever since Android Eclair as a method to increase app-holding capacity. Mind you, at those era, it is beneficial because most smartphone only have around 512MB - 1.5GB RAM capacity. Most modder will simply take some space from SDcard as Extended RAM, but it was painfully slow. And no, lifecycle of modern flash-storage is about 15+ years if used according to manufacturer recommendation, in which Extended RAM isnt one of them.
      Now, the actual problem with Extended RAM is by how the data is accesses. RAM access involves a lot of read and write operations. Thats why actual RAM bandwidth is much wider by at least 5x times when compared with same generation of flash storage chip. This alone reduce performance of storage access speed by occupying a lot of bandwidth needed for the Extended RAM to work. In PC environment, this is called as 'swapfile'.
      Second issue is the storage degradation issue. Solid state storage (EMMC/SSD/UFS, SD, etc) all have limited numbers of write/overwrite operation by how the data is stored in each cell. Unlike RAM chips, they dont refresh charged cell but simply storing each bit by penetrating electrons into the cell 'well'. This operations do degrade the cell overtime, specifically when write/overwrite operation occur. This didnt happens when you take a photo, unless if you are taking thousands of photo in an hour until storage is full and delete all the photo and repeat the same process multiple times a day, indefinitely. This is how Extended RAM works.
      Third point, Extended RAM is not only used when physical RAM is full exclusively. It is always be in use for cache of previous or older app and data that have been accessed since boot-up. Their swappiness value can be programmed if desired but by default, the manufacturer set it to their own. Ive seen some set it at 20% physical RAM usage! So each time any data is required by any app or operations, the CPU need to look for the data both in the physical and Extended RAM, instead of only finding it in physical RAM only. That double the workload and increase latency, and obviously increase power usage.
      The way RAM is utilised by having a constant read/write is what cause storage performance loss and chip degradation. Not to mention, flash-storage chip controller are not designed to handle RAM-like operations workload, so there is a possibility of higher failure-rate of the controller itself. If the controller dies, no data can be recovered by any software-mean. Even physical data extraction is impossible if the data is encrypted with FDE.
      In summary, Extended ram cause 3 bad main point.
      1- Lowering performance by consuming extra bandwidth.
      2 - Causing higher workload to the processor by increasing data-shuffling point, increase overall latency and power consumptions.
      3 - Degradation of storage cell and higher controller workload imposed by high read/write operations, which are not specifically designed for flash-storage chips. This is all are proven in labs, but the result vary between manufacturers.
      Now, the benefit for Extended RAM is for device with very limited RAM capacity, which is by today standard is below 6GB. If they are experiencing out-of-memory situations often, such as getting force closed in the middle of loading an app or app crashed while using it, this is beneficial for them. However, there are another method that is much better called Zram compression algorithm. You can look it up. Extended RAM is, in my opinion are better suit as a last resort if you're dealing with a lot of data in an instance and not having enough RAM capacity. Now some might say, by enabling Extended RAM, their phone feels fast eventhough having more than 8GB of physical RAM. There is a lot of 'dirty tricks' phone manufacturer uses to advertised their features to the market, including throttling/boosting performance when certain feature or app are ON, but thats a whole another story. Sorry for such a long read.

    • @oldtunes817
      @oldtunes817 6 месяцев назад +3

      ​@@primonda56 Thank you for elaborating this stuff. Was really confused about the difference between functionality of vram and actual ram.

    • @primonda56
      @primonda56 6 месяцев назад +1

      @@oldtunes817 Well for starter, both VRAM and RAM are the same thing. Fundamentally built and operate in same manners, especially in the same generation with a bit of 'tweaks' here and there to suit each of their purposes.
      RAM is Random Access Memory, used for caching all the data for the processor after fetching it from sources such as storage, networking or external drives. Also used to cache processed data to be used later if applicable.
      Think of source as a barn for your unlimited kitchenware and RAM is your kitchen cabinet to store your frequently used knife and spoon. You will find the item you needed much faster in the cabinet instead of the barn. That is the purpose of RAM. To speed up the process of finding the data the processor need for the whole system.
      Next, VRAM stand for 'Video Random Access Memory'. The 'video' part make it obvious for what its used for. It is usually a dedicated IC module built into the graphic card. Note that on a system with "integrated graphic" such Intel's and smartphone SoC, VRAM are usually absent and instead rely on system's RAM with their pre-allocated space. Some can be extend, some have dedicated VRAM as well, but most dont.
      It main purpose is to cache any data that is in use in the graphic subsystem pipelines to accelerate graphical processing task. What make it 'special' is they usually have higher bandwidth/bus than standard RAM used in the main computer system. This is to ensure minimal bottleneck-condition and race condition with the system's RAM because GPU access a lot more data in parallel than the CPU. This have an advantage of reducing system's RAM bandwidth usage and offload most of the graphic's data fetching to the GPU and thus increasing overall performance.
      Hope this'll help.

    • @oldtunes817
      @oldtunes817 6 месяцев назад +1

      Yep, it does help a lot. I'm a Computer Science undergrand.

    • @theymightbeuptown888
      @theymightbeuptown888 5 месяцев назад +1

      ​@@primonda56 Thank you for setting the record straight. Your breakdown helped enable me to make an informed choice.

  • @vito_keys
    @vito_keys 9 месяцев назад +4

    I set it at lowest (2GB)
    Turning it off makes my Galaxy M34 heat up a bit more, I don't know why

  • @JasonGage
    @JasonGage Год назад +10

    This is a very conflicting topic and very confusing. I have heard arguments both ways for why it's better on and off. I'm just going to leave it on the way I got it. My phone runs fine and I don't think it is going to hurt anything

  • @truth9375
    @truth9375 10 месяцев назад +3

    Thanks for the info. Question, what kinda case is that on your phone?

  • @Scott-M1
    @Scott-M1 Год назад +6

    On my xcover pro, it would crash and restart on samsung internet, amazon, ebay, etc. Thinking it was a webview problem, installed webview canary instead... still happening. After some research, discovered that my RAM plus was set to 4gb. (Xcover pro has 4gb physical RAM). So I was using 4gb physical and 4gb virtual RAM... Not good. Switched off RAM Plus and haven't had any crashes since.

  • @dennishansen4053
    @dennishansen4053 Год назад +18

    I just got my Samsung Galaxy A53 5g, and im So! Happy with it 😊, and i found you in here is just so much better,, for now i love what your work and what you are doing. . can't wait to see more videos from you.. keep that good work up and running. Hope you are having an amazing day 😃

  • @sleepy_szn
    @sleepy_szn Год назад +19

    Just got a S10e coming from a A20 and the performance upgrade is amazing. My model has 6gb ram I guess is good considering that I had half that a few weeks ago. I remember seeing your video and videos like this a couple months back so as soon I got this I tried turning it off but I can't there's no off switch only a 2gb, 4gb, and 6gb option. 4gb was enabled by default so should I just let it be or are there other ways to turn it off

    • @sklynexd
      @sklynexd Год назад

      Set it to the lowest, swap will always be at 3GB I have it off and I have 3GB swap on A54

    • @sleepy_szn
      @sleepy_szn Год назад

      @@RKing-dy1uv I couldn't tell I've had mine on 4gb 6gb now its on 2gb and I dont see a difference. Maybe if I were to test it there would but it would be slight difference, not in performance but in how long background apps stay open

  • @animaniactv7682
    @animaniactv7682 3 месяца назад +2

    I am using note 8 then decided to download this app called swap and I was suprised about the sudden changes in speed of my phone especially in gaming and fb. But the bad side is the battery life.

  • @abundantharmony
    @abundantharmony Год назад +1

    I put that battery levels widget on my home screen and anytime I take my s pen out, nothing happens. It doesn't show a battery level for it and my RAM Plus is off.

  • @matdredd
    @matdredd Год назад +8

    I turned ram plus off on my S23 ultra and 3DMark benchmark wildlife got maxed out! With ram plus on it was a score of 5708!

  • @Preciousjeojohn
    @Preciousjeojohn Год назад +2

    I dont have an option to turn it off! Is there anything i can do?

    • @thelastofitskind3034
      @thelastofitskind3034 Год назад

      Did you found out I got a galaxy s 20 don't know how to turn it off

    • @The_ZXXOZ
      @The_ZXXOZ Год назад

      Me 2 I can't find it

  • @vaporjoes
    @vaporjoes Год назад +8

    There has been extensive testing about this. Keeping up on or off seems to have no affect what so ever.

    • @Ch.G.7
      @Ch.G.7 Год назад +2

      No effect what so ever for people who buy new phones perhaps every other year or so, but it is over time detrimental to phones in several ways.
      Why do you think that Samsung has set this 'on' by default instead of 'off'?
      The faster the phone breaks down/require repairs/goes caput, who benefits the most?

    • @gvsd3
      @gvsd3 10 месяцев назад

      ​@@Ch.G.7Samsung, yeah, but almost all smartphone brand use extended ram now.

    • @Tui3694
      @Tui3694 3 месяца назад

      ​@@Ch.G.7the default swap size is 3 GB, ram plus is only changing swap size

  • @MrChadLedford
    @MrChadLedford Год назад +33

    At first I thought it made sense to turn it up to 6gb on my s21 fe. It made the performance significantly worse.

    • @foreignerJas_Gaming
      @foreignerJas_Gaming Год назад +2

      I'm sorry but can u define Worse? It started lagging or shutting down or what?

    • @theblockyman7650
      @theblockyman7650 Год назад +2

      @@foreignerJas_Gaming for me i have a midrange samsung phone if ur wondering its the m14 5g when i had ram plus enabled for a week it didnt slow down but my phone started acting sluggish and like exiting a app took like 3 seconds i was searching for weeks then in the settings i noticed ram plus comes on by default i disabled it and immediately noticed performance improvements if ur wondering btw my phone has 6gigs of ram like without ram plus it comes with 6gigs of ram

    • @dlovansl2
      @dlovansl2 Год назад +1

      ​@@theblockyman7650I have a galaxy s23 ultra 8gb of ram, does it get slower if i turn ram plus off?

    • @theblockyman7650
      @theblockyman7650 Год назад +1

      @@dlovansl2 no honestly it wont impact your peformance at all cuz u hsve a flagship but i will recommend to yurn it off as it can cause wear nd tear on ur flash drive i have tutned mine off too

    • @shanepatrick641
      @shanepatrick641 44 минуты назад

      ​@theblockyman7650 and in what space of time will this cause wear and tear on the internal storage?
      If it's a few years it won't matter anyway. Most people upgrade their phones within that time frame.

  • @RICARDO_7991
    @RICARDO_7991 Год назад +7

    I have a Galaxy a32 4g and mine is on and set at 4gb RAM. Should I disable it?
    My storage is 128gb.

  • @Isaac-gh5ku
    @Isaac-gh5ku Год назад +17

    I have a S22 Ultra 128GB phone, and I'm glad that I turned that off since the One UI 5.0. Before that update, there was no way to turn it off and I can only use the minimum of 2GB.
    For my reason why I turned off RAM Plus because I need to save more storage due to mine is a 128GB variant. The lack of microSD expansion didn't help.

    • @RamandeepSingh-ll8kk
      @RamandeepSingh-ll8kk Год назад +2

      I have the same phone but i feel phone is faster with 8gb ram plus...should i turn it off ?.. i use my storage upto 70 to 80 gb max never more than that..

    • @Isaac-gh5ku
      @Isaac-gh5ku Год назад +1

      @@RamandeepSingh-ll8kk I think maybe you should if you want your storage's life span live longer.

    • @RamandeepSingh-ll8kk
      @RamandeepSingh-ll8kk Год назад

      @@Isaac-gh5ku yeah i did turned it off yesterday after some research and now when i did some tests after 12 hrs found the speed is almost same just about 1 or 2 sec slower so thanks mate😁

  • @kevinelmes3422
    @kevinelmes3422 Год назад +5

    I have a samsung galaxy S10 and it doesn't have the option to turn off ram plus, so if there is a way to do this could you please enlighten me ,thank you. Keep up with the fantastic videos they are a must watch for me.

    • @SongShiyu
      @SongShiyu 5 месяцев назад +1

      The ram plus is only available on one ui 5 and above I think. Try updating your phone os

    • @Hk-uw8my
      @Hk-uw8my 5 месяцев назад

      ​@@SongShiyuit was available before. The problem here is that the s10 doesn't let you turning it off, unlike on modern devices.

  • @Yassin_Has
    @Yassin_Has Год назад +7

    I have a question please.. Is the 8 gb ram in s23 plus enough in the future because games will require more than that i believe??

    • @fuckyoutubrforchangingthis
      @fuckyoutubrforchangingthis Год назад

      Get the 12gb for 150 more

    • @Unknown-ov5jn
      @Unknown-ov5jn 5 месяцев назад +2

      I don't think so, but here's why I think that it doesn't mean you should get another model with higher RAM. I play wuthering waves on an A34 5G with 8 gb ram and I've had alot of stuttering and lag after a recent update that added a new area, due to insufficient RAM, and no, it had nothing to do with the chipset. Had to turn on RAM plus to slightly increase my RAM and the game stopped stuttering and started running smoothly. Other games run fine without RAM plus and so far only wuthering waves was the only game that needed me to slightly increase my RAM. You can easily add RAM using RAM plus if your game needs more than what your device has. Though, make sure to always set the amount of virtual RAM to be lower than your current physical RAM, or else your device will start slowing down since your physical RAM is much, much more faster than virtual RAM.

    • @olawaledavid580
      @olawaledavid580 2 месяца назад

      ​@@Unknown-ov5jn thank you for this. I'm looking forward to getting the Samsung A15 5g with 8gb of RAM. i would probably set the RAM plus to 4gb.

  • @ROGGY021
    @ROGGY021 10 месяцев назад

    How to find this case?

  • @DjHatRick201
    @DjHatRick201 Год назад +1

    I have the s23 ultra 8gb ram version. Should I turn my ram plus on?

  • @ameliastrydom3661
    @ameliastrydom3661 2 месяца назад

    I also had a Samsung A05 4GB 64GB. .Dayum that thing seriously needed the RAM extension feature you couldn't even type 1 letter without lag

  • @OENIGMA1
    @OENIGMA1 Год назад

    Turn it on or off for a 20 FE 5g? 6 gigs of ram I have.

  • @BarbaryStudio
    @BarbaryStudio Год назад +2

    I have the z fold 5 256gb 12gb ram I want more power for multitasking and gaming is the best option to turn of to get best benefits of 12gb ram. for me i switch every year to newest fold.
    What is your opinion

  • @mazhar.m10
    @mazhar.m10 Год назад +2

    my galaxy s21 ultra is 512 GB, 16 GB ram beast, and i still have 4 Gb of ram plus so should i turn it off.

    • @Ayaya-zk7ld
      @Ayaya-zk7ld 6 месяцев назад

      U should bruh

    • @hamada5600
      @hamada5600 4 месяца назад

      That's too much😂😂😂

  • @abolje19
    @abolje19 3 месяца назад

    What about Samsung A55 8GB of RAM?

  • @Timeless169
    @Timeless169 5 месяцев назад

    ram plus off option not showing samsung a31 only showing 2gb 4gb 6gb which I choose please tell my phone is 128 gb please tell which is choose ?

  • @Tavu55
    @Tavu55 Год назад +6

    I'm of the same opinion since when I unplug the RAM Plus, the battery widget only shows the battery level. Even when I reconnected it, the s pen level disappeared. Why can't I see the other levels?

    • @jeffreyosborn8205
      @jeffreyosborn8205 9 месяцев назад

      but i can see my s pen level even after turning it off .. is it because of the ONE UI 6.1 ? .. i dono if i should really turn it off or no

  • @NOT-AVAILABLE2004
    @NOT-AVAILABLE2004 Год назад +1

    The galaxy s10 doesn't let me turn it off

  • @hiawa23
    @hiawa23 9 месяцев назад

    I have the Samsung A54 5G. I think it has 5Gb. Should I use Ram Plus? Why would Samsung put it in the phone if it hurts the phone?

  • @alex_wfa
    @alex_wfa Год назад +11

    But VRAM should only kick in when phisical RAM is full right? In the case of 12GB models, that is not getting anywear near full in regular use. So it shouldn't matter if it's on or off.

    • @SamsungInAMinute
      @SamsungInAMinute  Год назад +3

      It is entirely up to the user. My preference was shared within the video.

    • @wandizzle
      @wandizzle Год назад +4

      This is what I was thinking. Considering this why should it matter if its on or off if it doesn't kick in until the 12gb is used up???? 🤔

    • @sniper_shot_photography
      @sniper_shot_photography Год назад +4

      ​@SamsungInAMinute I apologize, I'm learning to think more theologically and your response rubbed me the wrong way. So, it's about to sound a bit like a college debate here, lol.
      It's not up to the user whether it makes a difference or not. The question is: does it have any effect on performance if it isn't actively being used? It seems to be a placebo effect to claim a difference in performance; it's unlikely to have any performance effects just simply having the switch toggled on if it never gets used. This is unless it's sending memory to the storage even before reaching the physical RAM threshold, which we have no evidence of, thus rendering this entire video nothing but a baseless claim. Assuming that's not the case, if someone is tapping into that vram enough for flash cycles to be a problem, then perhaps they need to carry a desktop instead of a phone. A proper response would have been that you have no way of actually knowing this without extensive testing and/or jerry-rigging it to a computer and deciphering the code (or asking samsung themselves how they've programmed it to activate). Your response seems a bit cowardly, deliberately rudely dismissive and doesn't exactly exude the kind of confidence we're looking for in a guy giving us tech advice. This response seemed a bit like affirmative care- allowing the belief that reality is something that we construct. There is an objective answer to this, and you would look better admitting that you don't know what it is, than dismissing the idea altogether. Of course what is up to the user, however, is to test and see if there's any difference or trade-offs of either decision. Ultimately, it seems likely to have no affect until it's actively being used; and if you're stretching your phone to need that much ram, then you'd be experiencing worse performance issues with it disabled as the device would be trying to perform beyond the allotted threshold. My conclusion, it's best to leave it on just in case because it won't make difference. There's likely no risk of it slowing performance until it is being tapped into (barring the possibility that it's being used even before reaching the phone's physical ram threshold). And any performance losses once it activates are worth the trade, as the other option is to not have the extra ram at all, thus significantly slowing performance.

    • @Kimnojam
      @Kimnojam Год назад +1

      Is there actual proof that it's using the virtual RAM even when the real RAM is not full yet? That doesn't make sense... Cuz why would it use the slower RAM plus when the faster real RAM is not even full yet?

    • @sniper_shot_photography
      @sniper_shot_photography Год назад +2

      @saruman4004 that's what we are saying. It's very very likely not using ram plus until the physical ram is full. Thus why it is not slowing the phone down at all unless you've used all the physical ram. Once that happens, you have two options: let it stop running more processes because you've reached max ram, or use the slower ram plus for some of the processes. So, you can either have the phone not perform new actions at all or be slower at performing those actions with ram plus on. Again, this is only once you've reached max physical ram. Thus rendering this video and other videos completely irrelevant.

  • @VL06VLY
    @VL06VLY 8 месяцев назад

    Mine is running like hell and heats up really fast in games when is turned off but when i have it on it works so smooth and heats so slow and works perfectly

  • @projection-75-emulation
    @projection-75-emulation Год назад +3

    You only need this if your ram is already maxed out constantly. If your ram is not maxed out you don't need this.

  • @dragangrujaa
    @dragangrujaa 2 месяца назад +1

    Potpuno netacno imam s10 ukljucio ram plus na 8gb telefon leti kako radi a pre toga je usporavao ne slusajte ovog tima

    • @generacija909
      @generacija909 6 дней назад +1

      Pa gledam i ne verujem šta priča .

    • @dragangrujaa
      @dragangrujaa 6 дней назад

      @generacija909 lik ne zna o cemu prica

  • @tomle2553
    @tomle2553 6 месяцев назад

    Has thos feature been around since the S23 launch? I never even noticed it. And yeah mine is on by default. Wish i knew earlier. I think they way it should work is use only the physical ram and only seap when necessary to reduce the storage degradation if that makes sense. From the way you explained it, sounds like it's always on even if you still have ram.

  • @Andzjaaa_
    @Andzjaaa_ 8 месяцев назад

    Soo I just bought Samsung galaxy a53 and it gives me option to use 2gb of Ram to 8gb of Ram what should I use for the best performance and it to be faster ?

    • @frederickalexander1897
      @frederickalexander1897 8 месяцев назад

      Just use ram plus on dude and set to 8gb ram plus why?because ram plus only recommend for mid range device only not for flagship like s series also ram plus does not make drain battery and heating your phone

  • @fayaazs1422
    @fayaazs1422 Год назад

    I have the 8gb version with or without plus the ram management really sucks.. when I switch between two app YT and setting is just closes YT all together. I can not figure out why. It restarts almost every app I have opened.. do you guys have any idea?

    • @3mmar.19
      @3mmar.19 10 месяцев назад

      Go to settings >Device care>Background usage limits
      Disable ( put unused apps to sleep)
      That should fix it, but it will consume more battery

  • @Alex-hg2kv
    @Alex-hg2kv Год назад +1

    I have an Oppo phone, with this option known as "Ram Expansion". I have it set to 4gb but I suppose I should turn it off too despite different to Samsung's Ram Plus??

    • @bennybouken
      @bennybouken Год назад

      They're the same exact thing only named differently

  • @pc-easy
    @pc-easy 10 месяцев назад

    the only thing that differs in real life performance is the speed to get out of standby when you leave the phone with an open app.with swap it takes half second where without it is immediate

  • @Vores-Faelles14
    @Vores-Faelles14 Год назад +14

    big-big Thumbs-Up.
    Being a data-technician, and having tried a Qnap-NAS that ruined 2 SSD's for me in 2018 (before I searched into that lifespan-issues of these was the problem) - then I take this just as (or even more) seriously!
    And, I am actually shocked, that Samsung turns this ON, by default.
    I didn't have the imagination to think, when buying my S21, that it was using "storage as a RAM-extension".
    But, is was - so, I just went in, at turned if off, without any hesitation!
    What a serious bummer, to the disadvantage of the customer, and advantage of the companies (that will be able to sell many more mobilephones / tablets, in the coming years (when the current do fail).
    History:
    With mobiles & Tablets, I stumbled upon this, while searching for a cheap-n-simple wall-tablet (for use as a smart-home wall-panel)... and, then sae the Chinese brands at Amazon advertizing with their unrealistic high RAM-amounts, and for instance 12GB (6+6 GB) RAM.
    I then thought, that it only was the usual non-environmental chinese "buy-and-throw-out" standard!
    But, then a seller of a second-hand samsung-tablet lead me to this, with Samsung!
    All-in-All:
    Thanks for letting people in, on this.
    And, thanks for clarifying, what is on stake - besides the usual focus on speed/responsiveness!
    And, I should Add:
    That just after 2-3 months, the 2 SSD's in the Qnap-NAS, went All-Dead!
    So - it is not only "a decrease in SSD/Flash-performance" that is the consequence - it is a dead mobile unit!
    ..
    Actually, it is horrific, IF the Flash-Storage dies, as my SSD's did! - because it will wadte a lot of mobile-units.
    It actually looks like, that nearly if not all phones/tablets sold ?since 2021? is with RAM-extension enabled by default - and since only appr. 1% will go in and actively disable this "time-bomb", then we have a potentially 99% mobile-units with a substantial decreased life-span!...
    I wonder, if all/which brands, that are using this "I don't have words for this consumer-scam"?

    • @icedcoffee8561
      @icedcoffee8561 Год назад +2

      windows does it by default, macOS and linux also have a page file. ive got 16 gigs of ram in my PC and still have vram/pagefile. pretty sure the computer/phone can use it to preload what it will need from storage. like it can load to storage cache.

    • @icedcoffee8561
      @icedcoffee8561 Год назад +2

      @RKing-dy1uv it's called saving your battery. You don't want this stuff running on ram. Ram requires electricity, storage doesn't.

  • @LiamHinds-g9k
    @LiamHinds-g9k 3 месяца назад

    Should i completely turn it off or put it on lowest setting

  • @_yug.shah_
    @_yug.shah_ Год назад +1

    My max storage is 128gb and is already filled with 110gb...so should i still off my RAM PLUS?

  • @JonnyD-gl7cn
    @JonnyD-gl7cn 4 месяца назад +4

    Saving battery is not my priority.

  • @jacoby420
    @jacoby420 Год назад +8

    You make a great point I didn't even think about flash cycles I'm definitely turning mine off

  • @TechLoverforever313
    @TechLoverforever313 Год назад +5

    Thanks bro it's been 24Hours now and i can definitely tell my phone feels smoother
    🙏

    • @SamsungInAMinute
      @SamsungInAMinute  Год назад +5

      Awesome. Glad to hear it. Physical RAM is much faster than VRAM.

  • @realcartoongirl
    @realcartoongirl Год назад +1

    why you need ram plus i have 4gb unusef

  • @Rei-bg3rf
    @Rei-bg3rf 7 месяцев назад

    I reccomend turnin on RAM plus only IF you have below 8gb ram on ur phone. If you got 8gb or above, then turnin it off is fine

  • @NimsaraFernando-k5q
    @NimsaraFernando-k5q Месяц назад

    Ram plus enaible good or bad please comment

  • @jesvinordanozo1473
    @jesvinordanozo1473 Год назад

    How can I turn off RAM PLUS on my Samsung S10+? There is no toggle switch

  • @michaelkinetic14
    @michaelkinetic14 Год назад +1

    Data is written in and out of these devices everyday..nothing last forever..lets use these gadgets at their fullest 🤝🏿🙂..its has good and bad effects.such is life

    • @PrabhablyAGoodYouTuber
      @PrabhablyAGoodYouTuber Год назад +1

      many people also want to prolong the lifespan of their devices as much as possible too, since it is an expensive investment. If there are small things that can be done to increase the life of the product, it is better economically and ecologically.
      An example of this is that I turned off fast charging and limited the charging level to 85%. Yes, I can use my device to the "fullest", however I find that it is not necessary since the phone already charges fast enough and lasts long enough on battery power for me. Therefore, I want to prolong the lifespan of battery as long as possible. Yes, the battery will inevitably deteriorate because like you said, "nothing lasts forever" - but I want it to last long enough until Samsung stops supporting the device (5 years of security updates).

  • @iisar4h
    @iisar4h Год назад +2

    will 8gb ram + 4gb ram plus preform as fast as a phone with 12gb ram?

    • @ridom8686
      @ridom8686 Год назад

      No. Ram plus is using device internal memory that slower than ram.

    • @pc-easy
      @pc-easy 10 месяцев назад

      never

  • @rogeroki7115
    @rogeroki7115 Год назад

    Activities like on facetime conference call while reviewing notes or power . Or facetime and gaming.

  • @dr.stevenpennym.d.3241
    @dr.stevenpennym.d.3241 Год назад +1

    Great video thank you. I turn mine off and I'm glad I did. I want to use physical RAM. This is actually an old Apple trick.

  • @Blazepointfive
    @Blazepointfive 6 месяцев назад

    Is this a placebo effect?

  • @Obidarthkenobi
    @Obidarthkenobi Год назад

    Can some explain to me a possible reason my watch doesn't show up in that battery widget?

    • @SamsungInAMinute
      @SamsungInAMinute  Год назад +1

      Might depends on your watch model.

    • @AurynGaming
      @AurynGaming Год назад

      @@SamsungInAMinute Please stop- lying and LEARN, you video is totally incorrect and all the information is fake.

    • @max_mwangi
      @max_mwangi Год назад +1

      The battery widget for galaxy watch only works on watch 4 and after models. If yours is below watch 4 then it won't show up in the battery widget.

    • @Obidarthkenobi
      @Obidarthkenobi Год назад

      I figured it out. It was my watch 5 pro and something was wrong with the Bluetooth connection. Just turning my phone's Bluetooth off and back on fixed it

  • @angelluistorresjr8358
    @angelluistorresjr8358 Год назад

    On the S10 Plus I'm having difficult time trying to disable it because it's it's not on that screen

  • @mikec555555
    @mikec555555 Год назад +1

    I have the S23+ with 8GB of ram. Can someone tell me why more than half of this ram is already used up without even opening any aps?? I thought 8GB of ram would be great, but then realize after buying this phone that there is really only 3.4 GB of ram available for apps. This is stupid to me.

    • @matheusstanderski5647
      @matheusstanderski5647 Год назад

      Ram is to be used, the phone keep the apps in the ram, 3,4 available is too much

    • @piusamadi1900
      @piusamadi1900 Год назад

      @@matheusstanderski5647 Trust me... Sometimes, it isn't. For a power user? It isn't.

  • @ambadyvs1647
    @ambadyvs1647 Год назад

    How to disable Camera shutter sound in Samsung F04 one UI5.1 Android 13

  • @steffenlze0178
    @steffenlze0178 Год назад +1

    oh btw, flash memory cells live up to 20 mby 50 yrs on a cellphone and ja, Samsung Ram Plus does nothing more than to expand or shrinking the size of the page file which is always on and only can be deactivated by kernel helpers on a rooted device. if you turn SRPlus off then the pagefile just uses its original size but stays active. it does literally nothing in puncto performance and is just a marketing thing. Chinese phones had it so Samsung has to had it too. it's just silly.

  • @angeltorres176
    @angeltorres176 9 месяцев назад

    cool thanks, was trying to figure out why my RAM shrunk to 8 from 12.

  • @LilGrimey5Star
    @LilGrimey5Star Год назад

    I don’t have the option to turn off Ram Plus on my Galaxy Tab S6

  • @olgesbibo
    @olgesbibo Год назад +1

    I have a question what's better to charge the S23 Ultra with a normal fast charger or with the super fast charging? And does super fast charging harm your device?

    • @TechReviewTom
      @TechReviewTom Год назад +2

      It doesn't charge at the highest charge rate the whole time so you should be fine

    • @Russsssss
      @Russsssss Год назад

      Better normal charge for The battery life because is note só warm

    • @zight2
      @zight2 Год назад

      Use the normal charge and you should be fine

  • @v-vainstudio
    @v-vainstudio 7 месяцев назад

    I felt a bit of smoothness after switching it off. Am using S22 FE. RAM Plus kinda made my phone laggy. Now its kinda got smooth.

  • @AshutoshSrivastavaTimetraveler
    @AshutoshSrivastavaTimetraveler 3 месяца назад

    I turned it off and the ads are not loading 😂😂😂 cool feature and speed also improved ❤❤❤

  • @denodan
    @denodan Год назад +8

    You may need it in 3 years time, they are future proofing it. The 256gb only have 8gb not 12 like the 512gb. Pcs have been using this for donkey years and has not wreaked their computers but the memory its using is still constantly reading and writing also

    • @SamsungInAMinute
      @SamsungInAMinute  Год назад +5

      Then I'll flip it on in the future.

    • @BallzMcGavin
      @BallzMcGavin Год назад

      My 256 has 12
      Wtf you talking about

    • @Russsssss
      @Russsssss Год назад +1

      My s23 ultra is 256gb and 12gb ram

    • @abundantharmony
      @abundantharmony Год назад

      Donkey years?

    • @denodan
      @denodan Год назад

      @abundantharmony it's to future proof your phone. 8gb is enough now, but in 3 years time it won't be. Also pc's use this type of caching for years and not effecting life of the flash memory, and nowadays pcs are using SSD

  • @Ardituser
    @Ardituser Год назад

    I turn off ram plus when i start watching video on youtube or internet the video keeps buffering when i turn on ram plus i dont have this problem 🤔

    • @SamsungInAMinute
      @SamsungInAMinute  Год назад

      Oh wow. Yea.

    • @Ardituser
      @Ardituser Год назад

      @Samsung In A Minute i dont know why this is happening but i never tried to turn it off on any of my Samsung phone but now in my Samsung s23 ultra

  • @reverend_wintondupree
    @reverend_wintondupree Год назад +1

    Anyone else only given option to select the amount of memory and not actually able to turn off?

    • @SamsungInAMinute
      @SamsungInAMinute  Год назад

      Maybe if you have older device, this may be the case. Don't know why

    • @reverend_wintondupree
      @reverend_wintondupree Год назад

      @@SamsungInAMinute Makes sense. Am using s10+ on oneui 4.1

    • @arjunnair839
      @arjunnair839 Год назад

      yeah we can only turn off this on one ui 5 devices
      i am using a note 10 plus one ui 4.1
      after seeing this video I just changed my ram plus from 6gb to 2gb bcoz thats the maximum I can do likely to be turned off

  • @NiceGuy_Gaming
    @NiceGuy_Gaming Год назад

    my samsung a14 5g 4/64 while turn on the ram plus too lag in gaming but when i turn it off the performance is smoth and better now

  • @LuisA-rw3ul
    @LuisA-rw3ul Год назад

    So after looking at this video and going to the exact page that is on my phone at 2:02 I just notice that I only have 8GB of memory except of 12GB and I have the s23u?? Wtf samsung?

    • @gaijinbot8135
      @gaijinbot8135 Год назад

      In the US if you buy the 256gb version you get 8gb of ram. With the 512gb and 1tb you get 12gb of ram

  • @gavinhoward6609
    @gavinhoward6609 Год назад +1

    Going to turn mine off. To see if it makes a difference. I have s20 ultra 512gb with 16gb of physical RAM

  • @andrewbarnett2761
    @andrewbarnett2761 Год назад

    Is 8gb of internal ram enough for dex on the 23u

  • @VirginiaSanjuan-c9i
    @VirginiaSanjuan-c9i Год назад

    even without v-ram or it is turned off..the phone constantly reading in-and out your internal storage coz it is where your apps installed,

  • @roidAholic
    @roidAholic Год назад +3

    what about battery life? will it improve

  • @jorgealvarez1690
    @jorgealvarez1690 7 месяцев назад

    I remember you saying in another video you were going to use 6 gigs for ram plus

  • @Hazeshorts9
    @Hazeshorts9 Год назад

    No option in my samsung 21+ 5g to turn it off.

  • @samirm9097
    @samirm9097 3 месяца назад +2

    "not made for the stuff"
    literally came stock from samsung 💀

  • @georgegn6534
    @georgegn6534 Год назад +2

    Does jumping from 4gb to 8gb ram plus harm battery life?

    • @G4n3ro
      @G4n3ro Год назад

      I have the s10 8gb ram version
      I turned my ram plus to 8gb and noticed a difference, it played codm better and over all a bit smoother
      So i like it this way

    • @eyrcodex
      @eyrcodex Год назад

      ​@G4n3ro feel smoother? That isn't the case. Turning on to 8gb ram plus is worse bro for a gamer like you. It doesn't feel smooth but it actually making your game process more faster it makin your game fast forward because of the process of vram. It cause lag spikes more often and your phone heats faster. I recommend you should turn it of and make your grphics set to low in codm

  • @Velocity0428
    @Velocity0428 8 месяцев назад

    You would've already upgraded to a new phone before RAM Plus takes a toll on your S23's internal flash storage.

  • @pc-easy
    @pc-easy 10 месяцев назад

    my zflip5 scores 2078 single core and 5479 multi in geekbench...with ramplus on 8gb and adb debloat...without it I lost 50 to 100 point in multi same remain single score.so you only have to guess about battery but I have no real life test at the moment

  • @nineyt4181
    @nineyt4181 11 месяцев назад

    It works it depends on the ram you have my galaxy ultra have 12gb ram but im planing to buy the the version the same phone but 16gb ram

    • @pc-easy
      @pc-easy 10 месяцев назад

      you will notice no change at all.8gb max out android performance...more is only marketing

    • @pc-easy
      @pc-easy 10 месяцев назад

      I got 3 zflip ...one 6gb 2x8gb no difference in performance at all...nothing

    • @nineyt4181
      @nineyt4181 10 месяцев назад

      @@pc-easy why emulation on 12gbram fells better than a 6 or 8 gb ram🤣🤣🤣

    • @hansuuuuuua
      @hansuuuuuua 6 месяцев назад

      ​@@pc-easylol when you turned it off the phone get too hot

    • @pc-easy
      @pc-easy 6 месяцев назад

      @@hansuuuuuua doesnt change a single dime

  • @ameliastrydom3661
    @ameliastrydom3661 2 месяца назад

    I have the Xiaomi Note 13 Pro Plus 512GB 12GB. .I turned on the RAM extension to 12GB (the highest it can go) and I think it literally said I had like 434.somethingGB of 512GB storage left😲 I was like WHAAATTT?

  • @MauiXoXo
    @MauiXoXo Год назад

    Wait..I thought the RAM for S23 is just 8gb???? Can someone clarify please.

    • @emanuelrivera1155
      @emanuelrivera1155 Год назад

      The Ultra comes with 12gb of RAM. S23 and s23 plus come with 8gb.

    • @PrabhablyAGoodYouTuber
      @PrabhablyAGoodYouTuber Год назад +2

      All versions of S23 and S23 Plus have 8GB RAM. The 256GB version of S23 Ultra has 8GB RAM, and the 512GB/1TB versions of S23 Ultra have 12GB RAM

  • @Destrom1050
    @Destrom1050 8 месяцев назад

    the option to turn it off is no longer there for me

  • @heymazing6078
    @heymazing6078 Год назад

    I can't turn it off on my A12...plz help

  • @joshuasimwaka3395
    @joshuasimwaka3395 Год назад

    I don't have the option to turn it off on my sansung s10 plus

    • @TimberMastery
      @TimberMastery Год назад

      Mine is note ten and the same issue)

  • @johngardner869
    @johngardner869 Год назад +2

    Iv turned it off too. Its of no use when you already have 12gb of ram built in. I also found my battery life got even better with it switched off