Changed file system into f2fs but still same

warface9991

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As far as I know both the kernel and ROM have to support f2fs for you to get benefit of f2fs, even then the performance improvement is not that noticeable, take a look at https://www.xda-developers.com/f2fs-put-to-the-test-against-ext4/
And
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2697069
Especially last page a post by optimumpro
I got it. How can I revert it without losing data then? Would staying with f2fs do any harm? Thanks for your efforts. And can I backup my data with titanium after reverting it
 
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crzykiller

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I got it. How can I revert it without losing data then? Would staying with f2fs do any harm? Thanks for your efforts. And can I backup my data with titanium after reverting it
F2fs wont do any harm, it will do you good as it reduces the amount writes your phone does in the long term which actually increases the lifespan of the storage device. Also your read speeds seem really slow. Here are my results with f2fs
 

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webslasher

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I got it. How can I revert it without losing data then? Would staying with f2fs do any harm? Thanks for your efforts. And can I backup my data with titanium after reverting it
You will be fine, f2fs is there mostly to take advantage of flash storage by writing it how it should be written. Like making all area of the flash storage used evenly. Speed will be mostly restricted to the hardware itself.

F2fs wont do any harm, it will do you good as it reduces the amount writes your phone does in the long term which actually increases the lifespan of the storage device. Also your read speeds seem really slow. Here are my results with f2fs
Agree with this guy, it will prolong lifespan but speed increase is not its main advantage for now, it's still early in its development.