RAM Plus

[SilentWraith77]

OneUI4 recently arrived on Galaxy A11 and exploring it. I'm intrigued with this RAM Plus and currently set it to 4GB. Is it fine to use much higher virtual RAM? What does it actually do?

[Khaled75]

Since your RAM is only 3GB, you can only set it to 2GB or 4GB. It's fine to use higher RAM, but to save storage space, use 2GB instead.

[SilentWraith77]

Yes?

[jamesrred · Accepted solution]

RAM plus works by utilizing your onboard device storage to use it as a virtual RAM. You can't really see it in action, as it works in the background. It is up to you if you need more virtual RAM. If you're a heavy multitasker, I suggest you set it in the highest value, if not, then just ignore it and set it to the lowest configuration.

[ljbulusan]

Buti nga yung ni request kong RAM PLUS sa A11 natupad na 😊

Link
https://r1.community.samsung.com/t5/others/need-some-features/td-p/15665088

[SilentWraith77]

Buti na lang talaga, kasi naintriga ako nung last alo nagtanong sa Samsung kiosk sa SM about sa A13, may RAM Plus daw ganun

[ljbulusan]

I hope na mag improve sa multitasking si A11 since may RAM PLUS na sya😊

[SamsungRightCare · Accepted solution]

Hello SilentWraith77,

In addition to our dear Samsung members reply, RAM Plus extends the amount of random access memory available on the phone by using 4GB of onboard storage as virtual memory, similar to how Windows allocates some amount of disk storage for use as virtual RAM when physical memory runs out.

RAM Plus isn’t customizable. You only get 4GB of virtual memory, there’s no option to change that or turn off the functionality.

You can check if RAM Plus is available on your Galaxy device by opening the Settings app, going into the Battery and device care submenu, and tapping Memory.

Find about more RAM Plus and how to use it by clicking the link below.

https://www.samsung.com/sg/support/mobile-devices/what-is-ram-plus-and-how-to-use-it/ 

[SilentWraith77]

Thank you so much for the info and the link.

[butete]

ram plus for enhanced performance, the more ram the faster it responds