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This slowly happened to my original nexus 7 tablet. Sad. Eventually its just too slow to use. Ten minutes or longer to bootup, etc. Of course its a gamble,
by VLM 10y ago
This slowly happened to my original nexus 7 tablet. Sad. Eventually its just too slow to use. Ten minutes or longer to bootup, etc. Of course its a gamble, will people crack the screen or kill the battery before the memory is destroyed, if so who cares ship it.
You can play games for awhile stripping stuff out of memory so it can live in the fast area but eventually its speed drops to approximately zero even if all you have installed is the kindle app at which point I tossed it.
There is a lot of cargo cult about there about wiping the cache over and over supposedly helps in the sense that the owner feels they're doing something, although all they're doing is wasting the last few R/W cycles left.
- syntheticnature 10y agoThe original, 2012 Nexus 7 was particularly bad on that front, a few searches turn up that apparently particularly bad hardware selections were made for the NAND. Not saying that this means all later products have this issue licked, just that the original Nexus 7 is a known awful case.
- ehosca 10y agoso this is whats going on with my N7... it got slower and slower...