Speed up the NoxPlayer emulator (Nox App Player) is how we change the default settings and make this emulator run faster on qualifying computers. The implementation is similar to the acceleration for the BlueStacks emulator, which is redistributing, increasing RAM for this emulator during use.
However, unlike BlueStacks , Nox App Player can reset the amount of RAM used in its installation interface without accessing the computer 's Registry like BlueStacks.
If your computer does not have Nox App Player installed, you can download and install Nox at the button below:
Step 1: First we also need to conduct a check of the total amount of RAM that the computer has, so that we can know exactly how much to increase the NAP emulator while ensuring the computer works effectively. fruit.
If a message like the one below appears, go ahead and click Yes and wait for a few seconds.
Step 2 : Interface DirectX Diagnostic Tool appears, select the System tab and look at the Memory section below. That is the total amount of Ram your computer has. As in the picture, this computer has 4GB of RAM .
Check the total amount of RAM that the computer is having
Step 3 : Start the Nox App Player emulator, then click the Settings icon (gear) in the upper right corner of the interface.
Step 4 : The System settings interface appears as below, we can see it is quite different from previous versions. Left click on the Advanced settings section to access advanced settings.
Step 5 : Here you will see two sections, Performance settings and Startup settings , which will allow you to make different changes on Nox Player.
Specifically:
Performance settings : Configuration changes, allowing you to use (or remove) RAM from your computer for emulation. With the default options are Low - Middle - High (ram is set by default, can not be changed) and Custom can be changed at will.
If you choose this mode, you only need to enter the amount of RAM you want to use in the Memory box.
Finally click on Save settings - Save settings to make changes and start the process of use. The addition of RAM to speed up Nox App Player is quite convenient, so users can do it anytime, and when there is no need to use the emulator, it can change back to the original default.
I wish you successful implementation!
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