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Can you please tell more about your hardware? CPU, GPS, RAM and motherboard? I am genuinely interested. Would like to know the configuration which makes Android
by pritambarhate 10y ago
Can you please tell more about your hardware? CPU, GPS, RAM and motherboard? I am genuinely interested. Would like to know the configuration which makes Android development pleasant.
- crystalPalace 10y agoMy emulator runs great although I still have a HDD(vs SSD) which bottlenecks emulation once in a while. My setup is a Core i7 3770K, 32GB of DDR3 RAM, and Windows 7 Enterprise. My emulator is currently consuming 2.7GB of RAM.
- pritambarhate 10y agoThanks for sharing.
- Nullabillity 10y agoNot the above, but it runs great for me on both my desktop (Intel i5-6600K, 32GB RAM, SSD, some random ASUS ROG mobo), my old desktop setup (Intel i5-2500K, 16GB RAM, HDD) and my laptop (Intel i7-4760HQ, 16GB RAM, SSD). It certainly runs far better than Xcode, since that won't even start on any of those!
- crowbahr 10y agoI had a higher end Mac Pro when I was doing iOS development and Android Studio is way more stable than XCode and the emulator is at least as fast.
- crowbahr 10y ago4.2ghz OC'd i5 4690K, 16gb ram (would like more though), Asus Maximus VI Hero ATX mobo, GTX 970 card. It's not a terribly fantastic setup, it's mainly the HAXM integration on the emulator. If you haven't tried the emulator since that was included you need to. It went from 5 minute startup to 30 seconds tops. And if it's already running then rerunning the app is nearly instant.