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Cyanogen Mod 6 and mytouch 3g speed problems solved

July 30th, 2011 aaron Leave a comment Go to comments

So I have my old mytouch 3g with cyanogenmod 6 as my gsm phone when I’m on vacation. The slowness is unbearable. It turns out the key to getting excellent performance is the following.

Under cyanogenmod settings go to performance settings
- turn on JIT (Just in time compiler for the Dalvik VM)
- uncheck enable surface dithering
- Check Lock home in memory
Finally replace the default ADW Launcher with LauncherPro

This last step, replacing the home launcher with Launcher Pro is what really did it for me. Hope someone finds this useful.

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