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I would be Ok emulating the slowest Android phone of those which existed some years ago - I bet it was much weaker than my actual laptop yet not nearly as slow
by qwerty456127 6y ago
I would be Ok emulating the slowest Android phone of those which existed some years ago - I bet it was much weaker than my actual laptop yet not nearly as slow as an emulation I actually get. I'm not interested in using NDK, 3D graphics or any bells-and-whistles in my Android apps.
- kllrnohj 6y agoMake sure to customize the AVD then and use a much lower resolution. If you pick a default like the Pixel 3 it'll be running at a resolution that really doesn't work if you're trying to share 4GB of RAM with a host OS, IDE, and whatever else you have open. EDIT: Also make sure you've enabled VT-x if your laptop has it.
- kelnos 6y agoIf you're targeting a fairly old Android release, that would probably be ok. But I'd bet to get decent performance on your hardware, you'd have to emulate a low-RAM, single-core phone that probably wouldn't be able to run a current Android release.