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The original Nexus 7 filesystem drivers weren't issuing TRIM commands when deleting files, so write performance became much slower (in some cases, <1MB/s). LagF
by Scaevolus 13y ago
The original Nexus 7 filesystem drivers weren't issuing TRIM commands when deleting files, so write performance became much slower (in some cases, <1MB/s). LagFix is a rooted app to fix it, and there are alternatives for non-rooted devices as well.
http://www.howtogeek.com/164106/why-is-my-nexus-7-so-slow-8-ways-to-speed-it-up-again/ http://www.howtogeek.com/164106/why-is-my-nexus-7-so-slow-8-...
- inyourtenement 13y agoI noticed my Nexus 7 getting very slow, found this same information, and ran ForeverGone. There was no noticeable improvement. I then did a factory reset. It may have been a bit snappier at first, but within a couple days it was slow again. Mostly, I noticed jerkiness and lag scrolling web pages. I'm not sure what I'll do now. Between that and a huge stuck pixel that won't go away, I regret buying this Nexus 7, which was my second one after the screen broke on my first.
- LVB 13y agoMy solution (which includes some steps described ITA) after struggling for while: 1) get rid of multiple users 2) free up a lot of space 3) run ForeverGone. #1 was a step backwards, but so was horrible performance. Now things are running smoothly.