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We all know that when the phone is stuck, you can choose to restart or turn off and turn on again, both of which can help the phone to restore smoothness, but their effects and effects are actually different, is it better to restart, or to turn off and turn on again?
How do we choose between these two cases?
First, the difference in power consumption.
Shutdown and restart are not the same, shutting down will turn off the hardware and system of the phone, and restarting is just restarting the software part of the phone, so what kind of difference will they have in terms of power consumption?
Under normal circumstances, we can think that a lot of power will be consumed when the phone is turned off, because all the hardware of the mobile phone is turned off after the shutdown, but on the other hand, we will not use the mobile phone after the shutdown, so how limited is the power consumption?
In this case, how much power does the shutdown consume, and how much power does the reboot save?
Then, we can verify it through a simple method, which is to turn off the phone when it has power, then record the power, and then turn it on to see how much power it is, so that we can calculate the power consumed by the shutdown, and then compare it by restarting the power.
In the experiment, the power consumed by the mobile phone after shutdown is about 0.5%~1%, which is not high, because the mobile phone itself has a certain amount of self-discharge, but the average daily self-discharge of ordinary mobile phones is about 1%, so the power consumption of shutdown is relatively large.
The power consumption of restart is much smaller, because reboot does not involve the shutdown of mobile phone hardware, just restarting the software, so the power consumption of restart is very small, generally speaking, the power consumption of restart will be less than 0.5%, so the power consumption of restart is much smaller than that of shutdown.
But we don't have to worry, there will be a lot of data loss after shutting down, because most of the data of the phone is saved in the phone battery, even if the battery is off, it will not affect the phone data, but when it is turned on, the phone needs to reload the data.
2. Restore the difference in fluency.
The difference in power consumption between shutdown and restart is obvious, so what is the difference between shutdown and reboot and restart in terms of recovery smoothness?
Reboot is just to restart the phone's software, which will close all the software running in the phone, and then reload, which can help the phone clear some junk data running in the background, and at the same time can also close some unstable applications, but for some system problems, restarting can not be solved.
Shutdown and reboot will close all the software, and then reload the data, which will not only close the unstable software, but also clean up the garbage data generated during the operation of the parts, and more importantly, for some system problems, the effect of shutting down and rebooting will be better.
Because shutting down and turning on again, it is equivalent to re-testing the system of the mobile phone, and for some system problems, it has been repaired, so shutting down and restarting is a better way than restarting, but it is more troublesome to turn off and start again.
3. Differences in applicability.
There are differences in power consumption and effect between shutdown and reboot and restart, so under what circumstances is it appropriate to shut down and turn on again?
Under what circumstances is it appropriate to restart?
1. The mobile phone is stuck, and the boot time is long, so it is recommended to turn it off and turn it on again.
If the mobile phone has not been turned off for a long time, then in the case of the mobile phone stuck, it is recommended to turn it off and then on, because the mobile phone is not turned off for a long time, and a large amount of data garbage will be generated in the operation of the system, which will affect the running speed of the mobile phone, so in this case, it is a better choice to turn off and on again.
2. The mobile phone has a short boot time, but there are frequent freezes, so it is recommended to restart.
If your mobile phone is not turned on for a long time, but there are frequent freezes, then you can consider whether there is a conflict between your applications, or there is a problem with the system, at this time restarting can solve the problem, if there is still lag after restarting, then you can consider whether it is a problem with the mobile phone system.
3. The mobile phone has a short boot time, but there are frequent freezes, it is recommended to clean the cache.
If your phone has not been turned on for a long time, but there are frequent freezes, and restarting at the same time can not solve the problem, then you can consider cleaning the cache of the phone, because the cache of the phone has been increasing, and not cleaning it for a long time will also cause the phone to be stuck.
epilogue
The essential difference between restarting the phone and shutting down and rebooting is that restarting is just restarting the software, while shutting down and rebooting will involve a complete shutdown and reloading of the hardware and system, so shutting down and rebooting is more comprehensive than restarting.
In the case of the mobile phone stuck, restarting and shutting down and turning on again can solve the problem, but if the mobile phone is not restarted for a long time, then the system operation of the mobile phone will not be stable enough, so it is also very necessary to restart the mobile phone regularly.