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How to Disable ZRAM Using Magisk

ZRAM (also known as virtual memory compression) is a feature in the Linux kernel that creates a compressed block device in RAM. Android uses this to "swap" inactive processes out of physical RAM, effectively increasing the available memory capacity at the cost of some CPU usage.

  • Note: If the device bootloops due to low RAM, the module can be disabled by booting into Recovery Mode and using the Magisk "Safe Mode" feature (usually accessible via ADB or key combinations) or by flashing the magisk_uninstall.zip.

Method B — One-line Magisk script (quick)

  1. Open Magisk Manager → Modules → Install from storage → create a minimal module or use Magisk's "Terminal" (or adb shell as root).
  2. Run (as root) or put into a startup script:

Step 1: Create the module folder structure: disable zram magisk

Important notes

  • Requires root via Magisk.
  • These changes affect swap behavior; disabling zram may increase RAM pressure and cause more app reloading.
  • Test and reboot after applying; keep a working Magisk Uninstaller handy if needed.
id=disable_zram
name=ZRAM Disabler
version=v1.0
versionCode=1
author=YourName
description=Disables ZRAM swap device to free up CPU cycles and physical RAM space.

Find a Module: Search for "Disable zRAM" or "Swap Disabler" modules in community repositories like the Magisk-Modules-Alt-Repo. Installation: Download the .zip module file. Open the Magisk App and go to the Modules tab. Tap Install from storage and select the downloaded file. Wait for the process to finish and tap Reboot. 2. Manual Script Method (For Advanced Users) How to Disable ZRAM Using Magisk ZRAM (also

  • Lower CPU usage from background compression.
  • Cooler device temperature during multitasking.
  • Smoother gaming (fewer frame time spikes).
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