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Actually, available memory is VERY relevant.
It's true that available memory is wasted memory, so in that respect, you shouldn't be constantly targeting low memory usage. However, more memory available once the system boots, means more memory available for your apps to run. So when your system runs really lean like this, it's great because more apps can remain resident in memory, improving performance and reducing the number of apps that get killed due to resource constraints.
Every time an app gets killed, it means the next time you want to use it, it has to restart from scratch. If you can keep more sleeping apps in memory, you use less CPU time, improve your battery life, and have a more responsive phone.
It's true that available memory is wasted memory, so in that respect, you shouldn't be constantly targeting low memory usage. However, more memory available once the system boots, means more memory available for your apps to run. So when your system runs really lean like this, it's great because more apps can remain resident in memory, improving performance and reducing the number of apps that get killed due to resource constraints.
Every time an app gets killed, it means the next time you want to use it, it has to restart from scratch. If you can keep more sleeping apps in memory, you use less CPU time, improve your battery life, and have a more responsive phone.

