How Can I Change The Ram Amount That The Android Emulator Is Using?

at the first setup, Android Studio asked me that how much ram does the emulator going to use. I entered 800M but it worked slowly. I need to make it a little bit bigger like 1.5GB.

Solution 1:

I generated a Pixel 2 image in the past and those values were locked to match the HW default of 1536 MB, so to edit them I had to "Show on disk" (from ADV manager) and edit the hw.ramSize keys in hardware-qemu.ini and config.ini

Solution 2:

My answer seems to be old, so for recent versions check this answer

Go to Tools->Android->AVD Manager, there's something like pencil to edit your AVD click on that, then in the pop-up window click Show Advanced Settings and there you can change the RAM size.

Solution 3:

• Create a new virtual device from the AVD Manager.

• Select New hardware profile(left-bottom corner) in the appearing window.

• You can see an option Memory in the new secondly appeared window. Here you can change the ram size in the column RAM.

Solution 4:

or you can create a new hardware profile, that allows you to choose the amount of ram avaliable. Also you can change the number of CPU cores in the hardware-quemu.ini and config.ini on the device files.