Comment ajouter la capacité de la mémoire vive sur Android en utilisant l'application RAM Manager Pro

RAM or random access memory is an essential part of the performance of the operating system. A computer needs enough RAM to be able to run the operating system and the same goes for Android devices. Since technically, it is not possible to replace or modify the hardware of an Android device, we have an alternative solution. You can increase the Android RAM with the help of apps. There is a particular app in Google Play that will allow you to add Android RAM without loading your Android device.

RAM Manager Pro

With this app, you can optimize RAM and boost the performance of your Android smartphone or tablet. RAM Manager Pro is designed to manage your Android RAM memory effectively, allowing your device to run smoothly and efficiently. With this app, you will enjoy stability and excellent performance. If you are experiencing issues due to lack of RAM, this is a practical solution that will allow you to switch between applications without slowing down your device.

How to add Android RAM using RAM Manager Pro

Following the below steps, you will be able to get the benefits of RAM Manager Pro to handle the memory in your device.

1. Download and install RAM Manager Pro on your Android. It is available from Google Play Store for $5.99. There are other free apps available, but RAM Manager Pro by Juwe11 is an effective option.
2. Open the RAM Manager Pro and allow or grant permissions if a popup appears requesting privileges.
3. If you select the “Extra” tab, a menu with several options will be listed. Choose “swap file” and select the size of this file. It can be up to 2048 MB or 2 GB.
4. Mark the “Set on Boot” box. The swap file creation process takes a while (3 to 5 minutes), depending on the kind of SD card. After the process is completed, you can check the file manager in the SD card. Look for a file called “swapfile” and if you see it, the dwap file has been successfully created and the Android RAM has been added.