Hice mi Móvil más Rápido sin Gastar un Euro (hazlo fluido) — Transcript

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1. 0:00Look at your phone's box or check its
2. 0:02settings right now. It is very likely
3. 0:06you have an option enabled that
4. 0:07promises to give you four, six, or even
5. 0:108 GB of RAM completely free. Samsung
6. 0:13calls it RAM Plus, Xiaomi calls it
7. 0:16memory extension, and other brands sell
8. 0:19it as dynamic RAM. They paint it as if
9. 0:22they’ve magically doubled your
10. 0:24phone's power, as if they’d truly
11. 0:27discovered an infinite RAM glitch. But
12. 0:30the reality is a slap in the face. That
13. 0:34feature is directly to blame for your
14. 0:36phone stuttering while scrolling, the
15. 0:38camera taking three seconds to open,
16. 0:40and the battery draining on its own.
17. 0:43Today you'll see physical proof of why
18. 0:45this option is a trap, how to turn it
19. 0:47off in two minutes, and the difference
20. 0:49you’ll feel in your hand once your
21. 0:51processor can breathe again. I’d
22. 0:55known this for a while, but the last
23. 0:57straw for me was walking into a store
24. 1:00and seeing a giant sign for a budget
25. 1:02phone advertised with 16 GB of RAM for
26. 1:05under $ 200, when the tiny spec sheet
27. 1:08on the back showed it only had 4 GB of
28. 1:10actual RAM on the board. It is a
29. 1:14legalized marketing scam. Excellent.
30. 1:17Everything is going very well.
31. 1:20>> Installing a 12 or 16 GB physical RAM
32. 1:22chip on a phone board costs a lot of
33. 1:25money, between the silicon, circuit
34. 1:27design, and data bus. Conversely,
35. 1:31adding a line of code to the OS to tell
36. 1:33Android to use a piece of your storage
37. 1:35as if it were RAM costs the
38. 1:37manufacturer exactly $ 0. And it looks
39. 1:41great in store listings to show a
40. 1:43massive number so that anyone who
41. 1:45doesn't know tech thinks they're
42. 1:47getting a high-end device at a low
43. 1:48price. And the problem is that it does
44. 1:51matter, yet no brand will explain this
45. 1:53in their advertising. Your phone’s
46. 1:56physical RAM works like a clean
47. 1:57workbench right next to the processor.
48. 2:01It is absurdly fast, transfers tens of
49. 2:03gigabytes per second, and has almost
50. 2:05zero latency. Its only job is to feed
51. 2:08the processor whatever you are doing at
52. 2:10that exact millisecond. On the other
53. 2:13hand, the internal storage where you
54. 2:15keep your photos, videos, and games,
55. 2:18even if it is modern UFS memory, is
56. 2:20infinitely slower. And if you have a
57. 2:23mid-range or budget phone with eMMC
58. 2:25memory, the difference is an abyss of
59. 2:27slowness. Using storage as RAM is like
60. 2:31having a tiny desk, and instead of
61. 2:33putting your papers on it, you keep
62. 2:35them in a storage unit three blocks
63. 2:37away from your house. Every time you
64. 2:41switch apps or open a heavy tab, the
65. 2:43processor has to slam on the brakes,
66. 2:45pause its work, go to the slow storage
67. 2:47to find that data, and load it back.
68. 2:51That millisecond of waiting while the
69. 2:52chip freezes for the disk is exactly
70. 2:54the stutter you feel under your finger
71. 2:56when scrolling through Instagram.
72. 2:59It’s the keyboard that takes forever
73. 3:01to pop up when you tap the text bar or
74. 3:02the screen that freezes completely
75. 3:04black when you try to take a quick
76. 3:06photo. You’ve created a bottleneck
77. 3:08for your processor because of a feature
78. 3:10that was supposed to speed it up. And
79. 3:12things get worse when you look at what
80. 3:15happens to the hardware on the inside
81. 3:17over the months. Physical RAM is
82. 3:19designed to be written, erased, and
83. 3:21overwritten billions of times without
84. 3:23suffering any wear. It can work at full
85. 3:27speed for 10 years and it won't break.
86. 3:31Internal storage memory doesn't work
87. 3:33that way. They have a limited number of
88. 3:36write cycles before their silicon cells
89. 3:38start to corrupt and fail. With virtual
90. 3:42RAM enabled, your operating system is
91. 3:44dumping and erasing heavy blocks of
92. 3:47data onto your phone's storage 24/7 in
93. 3:49the background. Not only are you making
94. 3:53your phone less responsive, but you're
95. 3:55also aging it faster, and completely
96. 3:57unnecessarily at that. When that memory
97. 4:00starts to fail from excessive writing,
98. 4:02the phone starts randomly rebooting or
99. 4:04simply won't turn on again. Let's turn
100. 4:07this off right now, live. I’ll show
101. 4:10you the exact path for the three main
102. 4:12brands, because each manufacturer has
103. 4:14hidden the switch in different menus
104. 4:16with different names so you won't find
105. 4:18it easily. If you have a Samsung phone
106. 4:21with OneUI, go to Settings, scroll down
107. 4:23to Device Care, tap on the Memory
108. 4:24section, and at the very bottom, you'll
109. 4:26see the option called RAM Plus. Enter
110. 4:30it, turn off the main switch at the top
111. 4:32right, and a window will pop up warning
112. 4:33you that the phone needs to restart.
113. 4:36Hit restart and you’re all set. If
114. 4:40you're on a Xiaomi, Redmi, or Poco with
115. 4:42HyperOS or MIUI, go to System Settings,
116. 4:44look for the Additional Settings
117. 4:45section, scroll down to Memory
118. 4:47Extension, and select the disable
119. 4:49option. Just like with Samsung, the
120. 4:52system will ask for a mandatory restart
121. 4:54to rebuild the boot files. On Motorola,
122. 4:56Realme, OnePlus, or vivo phones, the
123. 4:59path is almost identical. Go into
124. 5:01settings, use the search bar at the top
125. 5:03, and type the word RAM. Enter the
126. 5:06dynamic RAM or RAM expansion section,
127. 5:08turn off the toggle, and confirm the
128. 5:10restart. Now that your phone is back on
129. 5:12, open the app drawer, open three or
130. 5:14four common apps, and start switching
131. 5:17between them using multitasking
132. 5:18gestures. I’m not going to sell you
133. 5:21that your € 200 phone now performs
134. 5:22like a € 1,000 one. The difference is
135. 5:25that you’ve removed the artificial
136. 5:27bottleneck that the manufacturer’s
137. 5:29own marketing department forced onto
138. 5:31your hardware. Transitions between
139. 5:33menus are smooth again. The physical
140. 5:36RAM does its job at its native speed,
141. 5:38and your internal storage stops
142. 5:40suffering from junk background writes.
143. 5:42Okay, but does this feature make sense
144. 5:44in any real-world scenario? Why is it
145. 5:47enabled by default? It makes sense in
146. 5:49only one case. If you have a 6-year-old
147. 5:52phone with 2 GB of physical RAM that
148. 5:54literally crashes and closes apps the
149. 5:56moment you try to open Google Maps or a
150. 5:58banking app, then it makes sense. In
151. 6:01that extreme case of necessity, the
152. 6:03swap file—which is what this virtual
153. 6:06memory extension is called—prevents
154. 6:08the system from crashing, even if it
155. 6:10crawls along. But if your phone has 4,
156. 6:136, 8, or 12 GB of physical RAM, virtual
157. 6:15RAM is poison wrapped in cheap
158. 6:17advertising. Turn off the switch, stick
159. 6:21to your phone's real speed, and don't
160. 6:22let them sell you inflated numbers on a
161. 6:24box.