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V SuperUser V
Android Expert
Let me google that for you <---click it 
jk,
in a nutshell:
a lower vm heap value means faster switching between small apps, but may cause bigger applications to crash, and possibly better battery. find a value that works for you other than the default
max events, say you set it to 120, once the RAM usage reaches that point the system will start closing process, apps, etc to make the value go under you set value (120). the bigger that value the more apps you can have 'open' at the same time but if running RAM the phone will slow down, the lower the value your phone will never run out of RAM, but you wont be able to have that many apps running.
perhaps im wrong, but thats the general idea.
jk,
in a nutshell:
a lower vm heap value means faster switching between small apps, but may cause bigger applications to crash, and possibly better battery. find a value that works for you other than the default
max events, say you set it to 120, once the RAM usage reaches that point the system will start closing process, apps, etc to make the value go under you set value (120). the bigger that value the more apps you can have 'open' at the same time but if running RAM the phone will slow down, the lower the value your phone will never run out of RAM, but you wont be able to have that many apps running.
perhaps im wrong, but thats the general idea.
mrpnut
THE WORLD IS YOURS
vm heap it's the largest chunk of memory that a single instance of an application (ran through the Dalvik VM) can obtain. I have mynes set up at 48 recommend
Let me google that for you <---click it
jk,
in a nutshell:
a lower vm heap value means faster switching between small apps, but may cause bigger applications to crash, and possibly better battery. find a value that works for you other than the default
max events, say you set it to 120, once the RAM usage reaches that point the system will start closing process, apps, etc to make the value go under you set value (120). the bigger that value the more apps you can have 'open' at the same time but if running RAM the phone will slow down, the lower the value your phone will never run out of RAM, but you wont be able to have that many apps running.
perhaps im wrong, but thats the general idea.
thanx bro ...and i actully did google and went to xda but they neva made any sense...thanx 4 Ty he break down
V SuperUser V
Android Expert
vm heap it's the largest chunk of memorycool ill give iii t a tru that a single instance of an application (ran through the Dalvik VM) can obtain. I have mynes set up at 48 recommend
ok cool ill give it a try
Fuzzy13
Extreme Android User
Let me google that for you <---click it
jk,
in a nutshell:
a lower vm heap value means faster switching between small apps, but may cause bigger applications to crash, and possibly better battery. find a value that works for you other than the default
max events, say you set it to 120, once the RAM usage reaches that point the system will start closing process, apps, etc to make the value go under you set value (120). the bigger that value the more apps you can have 'open' at the same time but if running RAM the phone will slow down, the lower the value your phone will never run out of RAM, but you wont be able to have that many apps running.
perhaps im wrong, but thats the general idea.
It's funny cause when you click the google link, this post is the first one in the search. lol