Does the studio slow down, can you increase its performance? And why does it use a lot of memory?

Closed due to the fact that the essence of the question is not clear to the participants aleksandr barakin , Suvitruf ♦ , αλεχολυτ , Alexander Petrov , rdorn December 4, '17 at 10:40 .

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    specify the question. Which machine is used studio (features). Is there something used in parallel? What moments does she use a lot of memory? A lot of memory is how much? What actions does it slow down? What is the braking effect? What code is executed (if executed) at these moments? Now your question is "why does the car drive slowly, can it go faster? Why does it spend a lot of gas?" - Victor

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  1. Buy an SSD drive and several slats of RAM.
  2. Update Gradle to the latest version.
  3. You can also put another emulator instead of the standard one, which eats less memory.
  4. Register in gradle.properties:

org.gradle.configureondemand=true org.gradle.daemon=true org.gradle.parallel=true

If it loads percents for the studio64.exe process studio64.exe put the priority Low.

  • What will these commands do in the gradle if you register them? Tell us more detailed - vering
  • org.gradle.parallel = true This line allows you to compile several modules at the same time, this will give a performance boost only if you have a complex project with many modules. org.gradle.configureondemand = true Gradle can check for changes at the project level and reuse the configuration. org.gradle.daemon = true saves the time needed to start Gradle, as it becomes a background process. - Ilia Voloshchuk