How to increase RAM in Android device

Nowadays mobiles with high specifications such gigs of RAM, massive batteries, mammoth processors, and enormous display are available in market. There are flagship mobiles which provide 6GB of RAM but purchasing them means burning a hole in your pocket. Also what of those earlier/older models or lower-end mobiles which provide moderate amount of RAM. In that also only 50%-70% RAM (approx.) can be utilized by user, rest is usually deployed by operating system and various other processes.

There are various application and games such as Asphalt 8, Mortal Combat which demands plenty of RAM. Today we are going to share a method by which you can increase RAM of your mobile using a SD card. This tutorial is helpful only if your Android mobile is rooted (how to root a mobile link).

Requirements:

1) Android Mobile (rooted)

2) SD Card Reader

 3) SD Card (size =2- 4 GB) (Class 4 or higher)

 4) A Computer System
            Before proceeding below, take backup of your SD card. It is important as we will             be formatting it in further steps.
            Simply follow the below steps:

          Step 1.

First of all download and install "Mini Tool Partition" for Windows on your pc.                Then connect your SD card to pc.

Step 2.
            Open "Mini Tool Partition". Select your SD card from the list of available                         devices, right click on it and select “Delete" option. This will format your SD                   card.
                           

Step 3.
After step 2 completes, again right click on your SD card and select "Create"                     option. If you SD card is less than 4GB then select "FAT" else  select "FAT32".

Step4.
Then adjust "Size and location " option leaving only 1000MB unallocated space                 (unallocated space will be equal to RAM we are going to add) and then select                  OK.

Step 5.
Now we have 1000MB unallocated space on our SD card. We are going to                        allocate this space to use it as RAM. Right click on your SD card, select "Create"               option then select primary. Now here select "Ext2" not "FAT32" from the drop                down list and do not leave any unallocated space this time. Click OK.

Step 6.
Click "Apply" on the left corner.

 After completing above steps, disconnect your SD card from pc and insert it into               the microSD slot of your android mobile.
   Now,

Step 1.
 

           Download and install “Link2sd” from Google Play Store on your Android mobile.

Step 2.
Open the “Link2sd” application and rooted device will ask for permission. Select              "Grant Permission". After that app will ask you file system for you SD card, here              select "Ext2". Click  on “Ok”.

Step 3.
Prepare the application to take the partitioned space that we have taken 1000MB,               and then link up all of them. Click Ok and blast you have done it all.

                                                         

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