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Guest illusion786
Posted

I was wondering this for sometime.

Ever since i got my omnia ive read on so many respected review sites that the Omnia has 128Mb RAM, but in the Omnia memory settings it says it has only 98mb ?

If it does have the 128 wheres the remaining Mb gone ?

Guest Solange82200
Posted

You are talking about the device memory, that isnt the RAM.

Guest Omega Ra
Posted

program memory is the RAM..storage is the device memory...

Guest illusion786
Posted (edited)

device memory is the ram

RAM = Random Access Memory = Device Memory

This is what your apps use just like a desktop pc would.

Edit:

Yeah in this case program memory

Edited by illusion786
Guest Gaurhoth
Posted
I was wondering this for sometime.

Ever since i got my omnia ive read on so many respected review sites that the Omnia has 128Mb RAM, but in the Omnia memory settings it says it has only 98mb ?

If it does have the 128 wheres the remaining Mb gone ?

My VZW i910 has 97.11mb for Total Program memory and 92.11mb Total Storage memory.

Guest Doc007
Posted
You are talking about the device memory, that isnt the RAM.

device memory is not RAM

program memory is the RAM..storage is the device memory...

program memory = RAM

storage memory = device memory

device memory is the ram

RAM = Random Access Memory = Device Memory

This is what your apps use just like a desktop pc would.

Edit:

Yeah in this case program memory

Device memory = RAM = Program memory

------

RESULTS:

Omega + Illusion => Storage memory = Device memory = Program memory = RAM

Solange => Device memory is not RAM

:excl:

My VZW i910 has 97.11mb for Total Program memory and 92.11mb Total Storage memory.

CONCLUSION:

Verizon reports 128mb RAM on Omnia. Information provided by users are conflicting. Need someone to help clear this up.

...So what is the real explanation of this phenomenon?

Guest illusion786
Posted

LOL @ Doc...

How much ram does your omnia have ?

Guest D1mon
Posted (edited)

It physically has 128 mb of built-in RAM but around 30 mb of it is reserved for system purposes :D

Edited by D1mon
Guest thescope
Posted

Program Memory -> RAM

Storage -> Disk Space or "C Drive"

Why did MS called it so? for peeps who don't know what RAM is but they confused us who DO know what it is, LOL...

Guest Doc007
Posted
LOL @ Doc...

How much ram does your omnia have ?

No idea. My baby is on the way. Should be here sometime this week. I'll report back here when I find out. :D

It physically has 128 mb of built-in RAM but around 30 mb of it is reserved for system purposes :lol:

Ok, that would make sense. It would be nice if WinMo reported the true total RAM value.

Now let me ask you (or anyone else who can answer). By installing a cooked ROM which removes most of the unnecessary Verizon Omnia software, will we increase our available RAM (or in other words- reduce the amount of RAM (30mb) required for system purposes)?

Guest Adrynalyne
Posted
No idea. My baby is on the way. Should be here sometime this week. I'll report back here when I find out. :D

Ok, that would make sense. It would be nice if WinMo reported the true total RAM value.

Now let me ask you (or anyone else who can answer). By installing a cooked ROM which removes most of the unnecessary Verizon Omnia software, will we increase our available RAM (or in other words- reduce the amount of RAM (30mb) required for system purposes)?

Nope.

Guest Doc007
Posted

Too bad. There should make a way to increase RAM by using microSD cards. Similar to readyboost.

Guest Tim-H
Posted
Too bad. There should make a way to increase RAM by using microSD cards. Similar to readyboost.

That would be great. 32gb cards are shipping soon. Throwing 1gb to the system would be pretty cool.

Guest Doc007
Posted
That would be great. 32gb cards are shipping soon. Throwing 1gb to the system would be pretty cool.

yeah I agree. I wonder why they haven't made a program like ReadyBoost for WinMo.

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