[Guide] How to fix 4.2 lag
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Fixed the lag instantly for me.
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You need to realise programming as a hobby and as a job are 2 completely different things, with the work produced by the latter reflecting in no way the skills of the developer. When you're a paid developer you do what you're told to do by management, you have very little input in terms of timeframes and such.
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It's plagiarized because it directly quotes a large portion of the article without citing the source.
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It's plagiarized because it directly quotes a large portion of the article without citing the source.
Edit: nice signature, by the way!
I think you're being over dramatic he isn't profiting from the info get a grip
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Understand what synching does. It just means that Currents goes out on a regular basis and looks for updates to news.
Turning it off just reduces lag from that source.
There can be many sources for lag; check settings/apps/manage/running and see who is active.
You would have no more reason to expect lag-free on a tablet than on your PC. Some operations take time.
Forever gone is the solution after doing the above I downloaded forever gone ran it and BAM its smooth as budda!
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from my SGS3 while my nexus 7 rests
Placebo effect.
Best solution is still to not install 4.2, it's the Windows ME of Android... Why spend all this time figuring out how to make an OS run correctly? It should have done it out of the box.. 4.2 is trash..
Maybe accusations of placebo effect are a placebo effect..
Have had major lagginess and its better for me after force gpu is on. only other change I made was to delete some pics.
Seems the source of lags are numerous. Multi user, free space, apps playing up etc. So there is no one fix, just reporting my findings.
calls of 'placebo' and 'just roll back' are a little unnecessary and not v enlightening!
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Have had major lagginess and its better for me after force gpu is on. only other change I made was to delete some pics.
Seems the source of lags are numerous. Multi user, free space, apps playing up etc. So there is no one fix, just reporting my findings.
calls of 'placebo' and 'just roll back' are a little unnecessary and not v enlightening!
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I confirm that this solution fixes most of the issues that I experienced since 4.2. Used to be slow as hell : waking up the device could take up to 30 seconds, buttons would freeze for 5 or 10, launching an app would also take forever, and I couldn't count the ANR anymore etc... Now device is running as smoothly as it was on 4.1. Still experiencing the weird issues with lockscreen/homescreen mainly put this is pretty minor compared to the huge lag.
Thanks !
Thanks !
Hopefully this doesn't get buried, but disabling sync didn't do the trick for me. I had to disable sync, clear cache, delete data and disable for my nexus to return to how it had performed before
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Maybe accusations of placebo effect are a placebo effect..
Have had major lagginess and its better for me after force gpu is on. only other change I made was to delete some pics.
Seems the source of lags are numerous. Multi user, free space, apps playing up etc. So there is no one fix, just reporting my findings.
calls of 'placebo' and 'just roll back' are a little unnecessary and not v enlightening!
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It actually is placebo.
All force GPU rendering does is literally "force" the gpu to render graphics on apps that don't already have it enabled. Which every app virtually does. I believe android has it on by default now so devs actually have to turn it off in their app if they don't want it. All of the Android OS already uses GPU rendering
Hope this clarifies :thumbup:
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That's bs. Between the current setting and the aforementioned app my nexus 7. Is smooth
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63Hi all,
I recently upgraded to 4.2q on my Nexus 7, and I experienced a lot of lag on it. I was browsing the Internet, and I found this on the internet which has worked well for me, and now I have no lag. I don't know if this has already been posted here.
This is what I found on the internet:
"If you’re one of the poor users experiencing major lag on your Nexus 7 after the Android 4.2 update, here’s what you can do to remedy the situation:
Open your app drawer
Open Google Currents
Click the three dots in the top right corner of the app
Tap “Settings”
Uncheck “Enable Background Sync”
Reboot your Nexus 7
That’s it. You shouldn’t experience anymore lag and you probably won’t even need to reboot. For me the difference was night and day. I went an extra step and disabled the app completely just in case. If you want to disable Google Currents for good measure, you can do so by going into your main Settings menu, clicking Apps, swiping to the All category, clicking Google Currents, and then clicking Disable. (If you do this you won’t be able to use Google Currents anymore, but at least your Nexus 7 will be back to normal."
Hope this helps.
Cheers
Corey
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Actually, the OP took this post word for word from a TalkAndroid.com post. I know because I wrote that post two days ago: http://www.talkandroid.com/141899-does-your-nexus-7-lag-after-the-4-2-update-theres-a-fix-for-that/4Don't forget to run forever gone its a miracle worker
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