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The Android virtual device (simulated Android environment) does not work very smoothly on my machine. Scrolling is pretty sluggish.

This is normal?

EDIT: Just noticed that AVDs with Android 1.6 have significantly better performance than AVDs running on 2.1 and 2.2.

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This is normal if you do not have 4 GB of RAM, an SSD, and a good processor. Of all this, RAM is probably the most important, although since the virtual machine (virtual machine) was launched on the virtual machine.

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If your computer has a dedicated graphics processor, you can enable GPU acceleration on AVD to make processing related to graphics, such as animation, etc., much faster. It is NOT enabled by default, and the developers page even says that it may not be compatible with each GPU, but it's worth a try. You can enable it by editing your AVD, and in the "Hardware" section, click "Create", add "GPU emulation" and set it to "Yes."

It also assumes that you have enough RAM. 4 GB is enough to run eclipse + Jellybean AVD (with WXGA720 resolution) on Ubuntu 12.04 Unity. I still have 800 MB of free memory (I don't have swap space).

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1312914/

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