Here are my PC Specs
- Acer Aspire 5
- Intel Core i3-8145U 2.1GHz with Turbo Boost up to 3.9GHz
- RAM: 4GB DDR4
- SSD: Kingston SUV500M8120G
- OS: Windows 10
So I watched flutter tutorials... I tried to do it with Android Studio... I installed it in hdd... So I didn't care too much about the ram usage and the lag...
Two or three days ago, when the emulator was running, the machine suddenly froze... After waiting for half an hour, I tried to get the task manager but it didn't, so I turned it off with the power button...
After that, I googled and said that it is difficult to run an emulator with my pc specs... So I used my phone that day and connected it with a data cable...
Anyway, since the day of that freeze, the lap is slower than before... The file explorer and also After pressing the windows key, it takes a while to open...
What is the reason for this???
I use Eset Internet Security... I did a full scan of it and nothing...
I also tried the chkdsk command on all three partitions and there is no problem...
When I used Angular before, I used Webstrom... It's not that bad as android studio, it wasn't slow...
Should I reset the pc??? There is no big case because only the software are uninstalled.....
Or should I install the android studio on the ssd...
The problem I have is that even after closing the android studio, it lags... Even after restarting the PC, it is the same
Tell me some solution guys, it's a big help...
CodePudding user response：
It is necessary to have good about of ram, 16 GB is good, less 8 GB might feel laggy.
Android studio consume more than Visual Studio Code. I will suggest you to switch on VS Code, and upgrading your component, increase the ram. Resetting Pc won't help that much. Try to kill every background process, just use vs-code. If you like to build for android use real device.
As for learning, you can try on dart.dev