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Don't think so - CPU and GPU are far more important for the speed and fluidity of UI than flash write speed. Yes, if the storage is full it can kill both the p
by borissk 3y ago
Don't think so - CPU and GPU are far more important for the speed and fluidity of UI than flash write speed.
Yes, if the storage is full it can kill both the performance and stability of Android, but devices with slow SoC are slow even with plenty of free space.
- kennethrc 3y ago> but devices with slow SoC are slow even with plenty of free space. We'd find during initial development (i.e., raw, bare Android) that the initial bring up would have good-to-excellent performance, but as the storage began to fill (more "stuff" in the baked-in system/cache partitions, user-installed apps, etc.) it would lag more and more. You'd be surprised how in the early kernels (2.6-3.x series) "iowait"s would slow everything down, UI included, and not just loading speed of apps and such.