> Ok. I can see no reason to care about such though. What the heck do they need that for? > Why? What does it need this much for? As a developer, that shouldn

> Ok. I can see no reason to care about such though. What the heck do they need that for? > Why? What does it need this much for? As a developer, that shouldn't matter to you. Only that it _does_ require that much. You can assume that your users will have 4GB of memory in almost all cases now, whether you agree with it or not. Your opinion on the _why_ is irrelevant, frankly. If you can't provide that much to the emulator, you can't expect to run it smoothly. There is no magic solution to this. These things require resources that your computer does not have. If you want it to run better (or even at all), get better hardware. That's all there is to it.