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Default Task killer experiment

Alright, coming from WM way back to an iPaq, as soon as I got an android I got task killers, especially as I watched my memory go down to like 40 megs.

After reading I am deciding to remove any (excluding ZDBox) task killers that I have, and see if Android really does manage memory well.

I have to admit that when I did notice my launcher running slow, I would kill tasks and it would pick back up. Anyways....

I have one question - I am running Juice Defender, that doesn't kill tasks, just manages wifi, and the radio, right? Its ok to keep that going?

I am running a rooted TB with BAMF SoaB with GoLauncher as my home.

Any input on this would be appreciated!
 
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JuiceDefender does no task killing, just deals w/networking as you said. The only reason a task kller would be necessary is a misbehaved app that wakes up often and burns processor cycles - Android reclaims memory when needed (a built in task killer, if you will). If you have a less-than-popular app, it might have such a problem, but popular apps get enough scrutiny that they should not be burning cycles and should not need to be killed.
 
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That helps me, thx.
 
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I completely agree for juice defender. It helps on "saving your battery", not on managing app on background.
You could try Advanced Task Killer. it's a good one. I used it on my I9000 when i had a Gingerbread rom and it worked great
 
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v6supercharger,no need for taskkiller..

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So I have read your post about this v6supercharger (wouldn't mind a real one for my truck, another post)

You indicate its easy, but I have zero knowledge about this kind of stuff. I will be going over the instillation instructions, but want to be sure that if I screw something up in the setup, It will be easy (battery pull) to start over?

Also, I am running a rooted phone with a CPU speed setting, and have overclocked it to 1400, will this V6 do the same, or is it a completely different setup?
 
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So I have read your post about this v6supercharger (wouldn't mind a real one for my truck, another post)

You indicate its easy, but I have zero knowledge about this kind of stuff. I will be going over the instillation instructions, but want to be sure that if I screw something up in the setup, It will be easy (battery pull) to start over?

Also, I am running a rooted phone with a CPU speed setting, and have overclocked it to 1400, will this V6 do the same, or is it a completely different setup?
at the first time it maybe cause a bootloop(stuck),so pull out battery and boot again,so better not run it on boot,if its working(no bootloop) then you can set it to run on boot so you have permanent setup,and you can unsupercharger if you dont like it,it doesnt touch your clock speed,it just playing with ram and out of memory things,dont worry bout setting it,it will suggest for you..

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=991276

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Thanks, I will give it a go Monday, thats my best time when I have all day without distractions. Will report when I get done with it.
 
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Thanks, I will give it a go Monday, thats my best time when I have all day without distractions. Will report when I get done with it.
good luck,and make sure you made a backup..

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