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TomTom XL One 32mb Ram Question

Tue Mar 08, 2011 2:46 pm

i have a tomtom one widescreen with 32mb ram. nav 9....when i go into the settings it shows i have 3mb ram free. is there a way to free some of that up or is that the way it is ??????? thanks

Tue Mar 08, 2011 2:49 pm

Please provide complete infos otherwise it is all just a guessing game here.

Tue Mar 08, 2011 2:51 pm

what else do u need to know ?

Tue Mar 08, 2011 2:59 pm

Maybe get a more basic, stripped down Navcom?

Tue Mar 08, 2011 3:22 pm

nominds wrote:i have a tomtom one widescreen with 32mb ram. nav 9....when i go into the settings it shows i have 3mb ram free. is there a way to free some of that up or is that the way it is ??????? thanks



TomTom Automatic Navcore Installation

Wed Mar 09, 2011 12:42 pm

not sure why you linked me to where i got the navcore from....i already did that and i ran the clean app too.....anyways idea on how to clean up the ram.....or should i go with a different navcore ?

Wed Mar 09, 2011 12:55 pm

nominds,

use a version 8xxx navcore. I have found all version 9xxx navcores to be a bit heavy for ONE models, and one reason is that they do use up a lot of RAM (similar to what Windows Vista does as opposed to Windows XP).
Try downloading 8.412 from the link above. It is a popular choice for most ONE devices and will give you more free RAM than a 9xxx navcore will.
Or even better, find navcore 8.562 SE which I use with my little TomTom ONE. It gives me 8Mb free RAM!! That's more than any other navcore will give you on a 32Mb ONE device.

Wed Mar 09, 2011 1:13 pm

nominds wrote:1. not sure why you linked me to where i got the navcore from....i already did that and i ran the clean app too.....anyways idea on how to clean up the ram.....or should i go with a different navcore ?


1. Gosh, I guess I linked you there in order to answer your question. I'm sorry, but I missed the numerous times you mentioned in this thread exactly where you got the nav 9!!!!!

Wed Mar 09, 2011 1:38 pm

@ lemoni,

If your signature is correct, how much free RAM do you have on the 730?

Wed Mar 09, 2011 1:47 pm

tendriver wrote:@ lemoni,

If your signature is correct, how much free RAM do you have on the 730?


Just checked... 19Mb free at present

Wed Mar 09, 2011 1:51 pm

lemoni wrote:Just checked... 19Mb free at present


With 8.351?

Wed Mar 09, 2011 1:53 pm

tendriver wrote:With 8.351?


Yes, with the official navcore

Wed Mar 09, 2011 2:32 pm

lemoni wrote:Yes, with the official navcore


Thanx. Very interesting. The TT team was running 5-6MB of free RAM on GO units w/8.351 and/or 9.xxx navcores, prior to 9.051. From that navcore on, we have been running 17MB +.

BTW, numerous members with wide screen, 32MB RAM units have installed 9.205 successfully. LoquendoTTS voices are an issue. VocalizerTTS voices are Ok.

Wed Mar 09, 2011 3:11 pm

tendriver wrote:Thanx. Very interesting. The TT team was running 5-6MB of free RAM on GO units w/8.351 and/or 9.xxx navcores, prior to 9.051. From that navcore on, we have been running 17MB +.

BTW, numerous members with wide screen, 32MB RAM units have installed 9.205 successfully. LoquendoTTS voices are an issue. VocalizerTTS voices are Ok.


You're welcome tendriver.

I've tried many 9xxx navcores for the 32Mb ONE, such as 9.026, 9.051, 9.053 and 9.101. I haven't tried the 9.205 yet, but I have found that all the 9xxx navcores have noticeable lag, especially when switching pages in the menu and when recalculating the route.

The 8.562 SE navcore is very fast in switching menu pages, in fact it's instant! It doesn't have any noticeable lag. I'm even using TTS with it and still getting in between 5 to 6MB free ram, or 8MB free ram without TTS.

With the 9xxx navcores, there was less free RAM, even though they still worked ok. After trying the 8.562 SE navcore on the ONE, I couldn't go back to the 9xxx navcores. I couldn't see any advantage in doing so.

By the way, the 8.562 SE runs in x40light2 emulation, instead of the more common x40light mode.

Wed Mar 09, 2011 5:08 pm

lemoni wrote:By the way, the 8.562 SE runs in x40light2 emulation, instead of the more common x40light mode.


Of course we know that x40 is standard for big screens & X40light is for small screens.
X40light2 & X40light3 save RAM by shutting down features
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