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02-02-2020 04:13 PM in
Galaxy A2. If a device's RAM is nearly full and you launch an app that requires more RAM than what is readily available, the OS will automatically kill background tasks to make room for the newly launched app. It takes less than a fraction of a second and it isn't humanly possible to see a difference.
If anything, Samsung was notorious for its aggressive RAM management - meaning Samsung devices would unnecessarily kill background processes/clear out the RAM even when there was plenty of RAM available which was counter-intuitive. To my knowledge, this trend started with Note 4 and even my S6 suffered from this aggressive RAM management until it got updated to Marshmallow.
3. What does the type of RAM has to do with anything? DDR4 is the current standard for both smartphones and computers. Mobile devices use a low powered ("LP") version of the DDR4 standard while computers use the full-fledged version
4. If anything, the Snapdragon 450 processor on your A6+ is the real bottleneck here because that's not a very capable processor and Samsung did a **bleep***tty job by using it on the A6/A6+.
I use a A7 (2018) now which also has 4GB RAM but a superior processor than Snapdragon 450 and I've never seen it noticibly slow down or lag even with heavy usage and gaming.
The RAM idles at around 1.2-1.3GB free and even with PUBG running in the background, around 830MB still remains unused

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02-05-2020 09:41 AM in
Galaxy AHi there,
We would like to inform you that the heavy application or the files in the device will consume the RAM of the device. so we request you to kindly clean the cache of the RAM in the device. your internal memory fills up with the apps you use most often. It then needs to be partially cleared up. So please perform the below mentioned step to clean up the RAM:
> Stop the background running app (Tap on the left soft key and close all the running apps).
> Check the RAM of the device and clean it (Setting> Device Care>Storage> clean now).
Further, we have noted down the feedback regarding ram management feature in Samsung device.
Providing a continued great experience is our first priority. We would take this feedback for further improvements in our upcoming launches.
Regards,
Team Samsung Members
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02-05-2020 05:06 PM in
Galaxy AAll those are done by me previously before post this problem. I know how to use the handset and all technical things I know very well. That's why my device is still running and I think I should know some extra and I have some extra knowledge from your Technical support team. So if you have some better resolution please provide me. This things are very common and who have technical knowledge they do first those things which you mentioned in your comments.
Thanks.
