QUOTE(acbc @ Jul 7 2013, 12:19 PM)
After several months, my rooted N7 slowed down. Slower than a Galaxy Nexus. Read many reports that Asus opt for low quality flash memory chips. No fix other than selling it away.
Once a week I ran LagFix which improved the situation a bit. But after few days or sometimes hours, back to square one.
I will avoid all Asus products for now. It is back to Samsung or Sony products. Too bad Tablet Z no 7" version. Sure sell like hot cakes.
Once a week I ran LagFix which improved the situation a bit. But after few days or sometimes hours, back to square one.
I will avoid all Asus products for now. It is back to Samsung or Sony products. Too bad Tablet Z no 7" version. Sure sell like hot cakes.
QUOTE(m_chaoz007 @ Jul 7 2013, 04:25 PM)
yupp..lately i also face the same thing..my N7 start to lag and sometimes kinda annoying..feel cheated by asus sometimes -.-
How come this is possible? The read / write speed became slower or the Mhz become slower for these chips? I'm not a programmer but these digital things shouldn't deteriorate ...? Is it because there are too many data which the device hold that it causes lag in read / write process?
What happen if you factory reset it?
I know on some devices, once your storage is low (or if you store a lot of data / pictures / videos / esp databases for chat apps) you will experience some lag. However factory reset or purging old or unused data will make things fast again.
Jul 11 2013, 02:36 AM

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