su cat /proc/swaps # Should show no zram entries
zRAM is a "compressed swap" in your memory. It creates a virtual block device where data is compressed to save space. Performance Gain disable zram magisk
: If your device has 4GB of RAM or less, disabling zRAM will significantly reduce multitasking capabilities and likely lead to aggressive app killing by the system. Storage Protection su cat /proc/swaps # Should show no zram
ZRAM is a feature of the Linux kernel (which powers Android) that creates a compressed block device inside your RAM. When your system runs out of physical memory, it compresses old or less-used pages and stores them in this ZRAM space instead of writing them to the slower internal storage (swap file). disable zram magisk