When the vivo X60 series smartphones were released in Malaysia from the price of RM2699, it was one of the first smartphones to come equipped with up to 3GB Virtual RAM. With that in mind, the total RAM capacity of the smartphone could total up to a whopping 11GB, which is quite a lot by today’s standards.
For those who are not aware, Virtual RAM works by reallocating some of the smartphone’s storage space as RAM which helps boost the performance of the device. This is possible through using a mixture of a complex algorithm that continuously scans for inactive apps, as well as the utilization of the UFS 3.1 memory.
With all that being said, we will not be surprised if this feature will be available on most vivo smartphones in the future. If you want to find out more information about the vivo X60 series, head over to vivo’s official website.
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