Other program get lag after running android emulator
I have a laptop with core i3 processors, 4gb RAM, and Intel HD Graphic VGA. When I tried to launch the emulator it was fine and the other program not lag. But after I run some apps in emulator the other program become lag for example chrome browser lag after some apps opened on emulator. I already tried memu, nox, and mumu emulator but all of that is the same make other program lag. Please anybody who have best solution could help me ? Thank you.
android-emulator asked Nov 20 '18 at 4:22
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I have a laptop with core i3 processors, 4gb RAM, and Intel HD Graphic VGA. When I tried to launch the emulator it was fine and the other program not lag. But after I run some apps in emulator the other program become lag for example chrome browser lag after some apps opened on emulator. I already tried memu, nox, and mumu emulator but all of that is the same make other program lag. Please anybody who have best solution could help me ? Thank you.
android-emulator asked Nov 20 '18 at 4:22
AntonioAntonio
3271422
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I have a laptop with core i3 processors, 4gb RAM, and Intel HD Graphic VGA. When I tried to launch the emulator it was fine and the other program not lag. But after I run some apps in emulator the other program become lag for example chrome browser lag after some apps opened on emulator. I already tried memu, nox, and mumu emulator but all of that is the same make other program lag. Please anybody who have best solution could help me ? Thank you.
android-emulator asked Nov 20 '18 at 4:22
AntonioAntonio
3271422
I have a laptop with core i3 processors, 4gb RAM, and Intel HD Graphic VGA. When I tried to launch the emulator it was fine and the other program not lag. But after I run some apps in emulator the other program become lag for example chrome browser lag after some apps opened on emulator. I already tried memu, nox, and mumu emulator but all of that is the same make other program lag. Please anybody who have best solution could help me ? Thank you.
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There are many different emulators out there. Now there are 3 ways to approach this problem
- You can try to change the setting in emulators like NOX to make them more efficient.
- You may be only able to run the emulator and a browser for the specs you are running.
- You can look at other emulators that i have used on my Macbook Air early 2015 edition. These could range from Bluestacks 4 which is highly well performing emulator even on potato PC's and can be optimized to your liking. Also the KO player is a good idea if you are looking at a more gaming based alternative
edited Nov 25 '18 at 0:32
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answered Nov 24 '18 at 2:06
Arnav RamamoorthyArnav Ramamoorthy
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There are many different emulators out there. Now there are 3 ways to approach this problem
- You can try to change the setting in emulators like NOX to make them more efficient.
- You may be only able to run the emulator and a browser for the specs you are running.
- You can look at other emulators that i have used on my Macbook Air early 2015 edition. These could range from Bluestacks 4 which is highly well performing emulator even on potato PC's and can be optimized to your liking. Also the KO player is a good idea if you are looking at a more gaming based alternative
edited Nov 25 '18 at 0:32
Nick
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answered Nov 24 '18 at 2:06
Arnav RamamoorthyArnav Ramamoorthy
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There are many different emulators out there. Now there are 3 ways to approach this problem
- You can try to change the setting in emulators like NOX to make them more efficient.
- You may be only able to run the emulator and a browser for the specs you are running.
- You can look at other emulators that i have used on my Macbook Air early 2015 edition. These could range from Bluestacks 4 which is highly well performing emulator even on potato PC's and can be optimized to your liking. Also the KO player is a good idea if you are looking at a more gaming based alternative
edited Nov 25 '18 at 0:32
Nick
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answered Nov 24 '18 at 2:06
Arnav RamamoorthyArnav Ramamoorthy
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There are many different emulators out there. Now there are 3 ways to approach this problem
- You can try to change the setting in emulators like NOX to make them more efficient.
- You may be only able to run the emulator and a browser for the specs you are running.
- You can look at other emulators that i have used on my Macbook Air early 2015 edition. These could range from Bluestacks 4 which is highly well performing emulator even on potato PC's and can be optimized to your liking. Also the KO player is a good idea if you are looking at a more gaming based alternative
edited Nov 25 '18 at 0:32
Nick
31.3k121942
answered Nov 24 '18 at 2:06
Arnav RamamoorthyArnav Ramamoorthy
11
There are many different emulators out there. Now there are 3 ways to approach this problem
- You can try to change the setting in emulators like NOX to make them more efficient.
- You may be only able to run the emulator and a browser for the specs you are running.
- You can look at other emulators that i have used on my Macbook Air early 2015 edition. These could range from Bluestacks 4 which is highly well performing emulator even on potato PC's and can be optimized to your liking. Also the KO player is a good idea if you are looking at a more gaming based alternative
edited Nov 25 '18 at 0:32
Nick
31.3k121942
answered Nov 24 '18 at 2:06
Arnav RamamoorthyArnav Ramamoorthy
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edited Nov 25 '18 at 0:32
Nick
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edited Nov 25 '18 at 0:32
Nick
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answered Nov 24 '18 at 2:06
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