RAM Management on A50

[hariomchaturvedi]

This is Samsung A50's ram management. Can't believe I purchased this mobile for 19500. After Clearing every background apps. I get mighty 1.3 gb of RAM Available out of 4gb. So 2.7 gb ram(67.5%) is vanished by Lord Thanos. Please @Samsung give update for RAM Management. I know your Fingerprint Sensor will always be trash. But kindly improve phone's performance. UI is lagging. Camera is average (Below my expectations, since it has 25mp). 

[BlackShark]

There are some system core apps which u cant remove from ram. They take ~2.7gb ram, and it's ok. U shouldn't expect that u will get the whole ram free

[hariomchaturvedi]

I'm not expecting 4 gb. I Never said that. My brother just yesterday purchased Redmi Note 7 pro and he's getting 1.9gb of RAM "available". "They take 2.7gb RAM,and it's ok"??? No they shouldn't take that much. System core apps don't occupy 68% of RAM. Do they?

[BlackShark]

I told "ok" bcoz my phone has almost same ram percentage 😶

[hariomchaturvedi]

You own J7?

[hariomchaturvedi]

this is A7. A7 got 1.9gb of Available ram out of 4gb. That's what I'm talking about.

[BlackShark]

J7 nxt

[Bonanto]

Actually you don't deserve to use any device.
It is absolutely okay that a mobile or computer will use 100 percent of its RAM. RAM management does not mean that the device will always keep it clear.

RAM is supposed to use by the system, and of course the whole time.
RAM management refers to using the RAM smartly. A single "free" bit of space in RAM is waste. Android and other operating systems are so nicely designed to handle the RAM perfectly. It will free up necessary amount of memory whenever needed.

... Simply, none of your business to worry about.
Keep Atleast 4 GB of free internal memory... That's all....

[hariomchaturvedi]

It's none of your **bleep** business to say whether I deserve it or not. So you really think that getting just 1.4 gb of RAM out of 4gb is normal? I mean seriously! Are you Fanboy or what? 4gb devices should have at least 2gb + availability.

[Bonanto]

I'm not a fanboy... I said that for every operating system... And yes, it is absolutely normal that a system will use 100% of RAM.

If you are not from a technical background, don't push your head... Search in YouTube and see some authentic video.