Question S22 Ultra Very Laggy and slow

[AA'NEEB]

Maybe but mine is working fine

 

[blackhawk]

I have the same issues as you, factory reset didn't help.
So yeah, this phone it's terrible, especially the exynos version

Try setting the virtual ram to zero. You need to optimize it. All Samsung's should be optimized.

 

[robi101012981]

Try setting the virtual ram to zero. You need to optimize it. All Samsung's should be optimized.

I personally set it to 0 and I didn't notice any improvement...

 

[blackhawk]

I personally set it to 0 and I didn't notice any improvement...

Things ain't quit that simple...
Disable all the global power management junk in Device Care and then find the power hogs. Deal with each on a case by case basis.

 

[SyCoREAPER]

OneUI 5 is one of the culprit of a lot of performance issues. I noticed for example that apps take forever to install. Some rare lockups.

Wasn't an issue on Android 12L (for me) but do think battery has improved with 13.

Im on the Snapdragon 12GB RAM variant with Virtual Memory set to Max for reference.

 

[nalfy87]

Hi guys after owning the S22 Plus for a couple of weeks I pretty much got the jist that the laggy/stuttery UI is not connected to the phones performance, rather it is connected to the adaptive display and the way the phone tries to automatically lower/raise hz under different apps/circumstances.
I am using an app called Galaxy MaxHz and changed a couple of variables. I pretty much told the phone to use 120hz most of the time (I think some apps are hardcoded to use different refresh rates like the camera will always go down to 60hz), and when locking the phone the screen goes down to 24hz.

After telling the phone to use 120hz (much like my older S21 FE/S20 FE using 120hz at all times) the stutters are pretty much gone and it feels just as smooth as my older S21 FE/S20 FE phones both using Snapdragon processors. I am using the Exynos version.

So in conclusion it seems that the adaptive hz is causing a lot of stutter.

As for battery, I am not sure how this will affect things. I will keep an eye on things and report in a week or so after using it like this.

 

[hand-filer]

OneUI 5 is one of the culprit of a lot of performance issues. I noticed for example that apps take forever to install. Some rare lockups.

Wasn't an issue on Android 12L (for me) but do think battery has improved with 13.

Im on the Snapdragon 12GB RAM variant with Virtual Memory set to Max for reference.

Haven't experienced any issues with app loading or any other issues for that matter with One UI 5.

 

[SyCoREAPER]

the way the phone tries to automatically lower/raise hz under different apps/circumstances.
I am using an app called Galaxy MaxHz and changed a couple of variables.

This is not going to be the most helpful comment but I advise against using it or at least at your own risk. I recall either my phone or tablet ended up hardlocked to that apps refresh and even it couldn't revert it.

That may be a super one off but it happens. I had to reflash with ODIN to get it working properly.

 

[Kris_b1104]

This is not going to be the most helpful comment but I advise against using it or at least at your own risk. I recall either my phone or tablet ended up hardlocked to that apps refresh and even it couldn't revert it.

That may be a super one off but it happens. I had to reflash with ODIN to get it working properly.

I get about 7 hours SOT with Galaxy Max Hz app using 24hz-96hz adaptive mode. And that's only from 85 to 15% battery.

 

[krips2003]

I notice the lag in the Newegg app a lot especially when scrolling. Therefore, I think it's mostly the app that are not optimized to run fluidly.

 

[SyCoREAPER]

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I get about 7 hours SOT with Galaxy Max Hz app using 24hz-96hz adaptive mode. And that's only from 85 to 15% battery.

I never desputed that it worked, I stated that you should be cautious as in my case my device would not go back to adaptive properly.