If you've never been interested in new technology or computers, RAM must be a term that doesn't speak to you. That said, it is one of the essential elements for the performance of your Google Pixel 4. It is therefore recommended to carefully monitor the use of this component, which is also called RAM.
In order to do so, we will precisely, in this article, explain to you, how to empty the RAM of your Google Pixel 4? First, we will quickly explain to you what exactly this kind of memory is used for, then, how to clean the RAM of your Google Pixel 4, first, by emptying the RAM, and then, by optimizing your use. of the latter.
What is the RAM used for on a Google Pixel 4?
We start this article by showing you briefly what is and what is RAM on a Google Pixel 4. This term actually comes from the English "Random Access Memory", it will allow store data that the processor needs in the short term. It will in practice allow you to run different applications at the same time, it is this which will therefore keep in memory all the data essential to keep applications in the background. In the hypothesis that you use greedy games which require a lot of resources and computation on the side of the processor, it is the RAM which will ensure the stewardship and allow the processor to have all the data at its disposal.
A significant amount of RAM memory will therefore be necessary to have high performance on your Google Pixel 4. However, it's a bit like everything, after a certain volume your processor will not be powerful enough to use it and you will therefore have unused memory. You have to find the right pair of processor power / amount of RAM. At the time of writing this article, high-end smartphones hold 8 to 10 GB of RAM which is enormous!
How to clean the RAM of your Google Pixel 4?
We now move on to the tutorial part of our article, you will learn everything about cleaning the RAM of your Google Pixel 4. First of all to empty it completely, and after a few techniques to optimize your use of it and prevent it from being systematically saturated.
How to empty the RAM of your Google Pixel 4?
This is certainly the answer you have come to look for in this guide, we will finally explain to you how to free the RAM of your Google Pixel 4? This manipulation has been quite simple for some time. In fact, Android has integrated powerful task managers in its phones, similar to what can be found on a PC. You can therefore very simply empty it, in this context, follow the few instructions below:
- Open the “Settings” of your Google Pixel 4
- Press "Device maintenance"
- Go to the tab " Memory "
- Check that all the applications are checked and empty the RAM of your Google Pixel 4 by clicking on " To clean "
Be careful though, this practice will have an immediate effect, despite everything, a lot of applications will have the unfortunate tendency to restart in the background and suddenly occupy the capacity of your RAM even if you do not open them directly. , go to the next part of this guide to avoid this kind of problem and do not hesitate to take a look at our page on the checking the RAM of a Google Pixel 4 to control it all.
How to optimize the RAM of your Google Pixel 4?
Finally, last part of our article, we will give you some practical information to avoid ending up with your Google Pixel 4's RAM saturated, and as a result keep your smartphone performing at its best:
- Remove unnecessary applications: As we told you, whether you launch the applications or not, some will launch without your permission and take up storage space on your RAM, regular sorting of the apps on your Google Pixel 4 can suddenly be a good alternative
- Disable the animations: They are not often activated but all the animations and transitions between the different apps represent particularly bulky and energy-consuming visual effects for your RAM, so we recommend that you limit or delete them
- Avoid animated wallpapers: Same principle as what we have just seen, anything that is animated represents a significant workload for your Google Pixel 4, avoid it.
- Do not use too many Widgets, or not too large ones: We always stay in the same problem, reduce as much as possible the permanent operations, and widgets constantly take up space on the RAM of your Google Pixel 4
If you ever want a lot of tutorials to become a Google Pixel 4 master, we invite you to watch the other tutorials in the category: Google Pixel 4.
