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Smartphone Tips: Having More RAM Essential For Good Smartphones? Know The Truth
Most people believe that more RAM means faster processing speed but this is just half the truth. Many things play a role in making smartphones fast.
Smartphone Tips: You must have heard that higher amount of RAM means the phone is faster than others, but is it true? This is indeed just half the truth. Many things play a role in making a smartphone fast. Today we are going to tell you how important RAM is for a smartphone and the minimum amount of RAM a smartphone should have.
Two types of storage:
- Smartphones have two types of storage, RAM and ROM
- Photo videos and all apps are stored in ROM.
- It takes RAM to run anything on the phone.
- RAM is essential to run apps, photos, videos and games.
When is more RAM needed?
- A higher amount of RAM is required to run any phone app smoothly.
- If you do a lot of mutitasking on the phone, such as playing games while listening to music and responding to WhatsApp messages or notifications, all these tasks will require more RAM. If a phone has low RAM it lag or work slowly.
How many GB of RAM should a smartphone have?
- Essentially, it all depends on how you use your smartphone.
- In case of heavy gaming, a smartphone with 8 to 12 GB RAM is recommended.
- 4GB RAM is enough for people who don't want play games on their smartphones and those who use apps like Whatsapp, Facebook less often.
- 6GB RAM is enough for the average smartphone user.
These are the things which impact how fast your smartphone works
- Having a bigger RAM won't necessarily make you smartphone work fast.
- For the smartphone to work fast, it should also have the best processor, the latest operating system with a display with a higher refresh and touch sampling rate.
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