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    <p>Solution to running a faster emulator:</p> <p><a href="http://androiddevnotes.com/2011/03/08/1299521520000.html">http://androiddevnotes.com/2011/03/08/1299521520000.html</a></p> <p>Runs my game a lot faster, comparable to phone quality.</p> <p><strong>-- Update 08/24/12 --</strong></p> <p>I see that people still come here and comment on this answer, and I have done more research on this issue. I present to you the results of my findings.</p> <p><em><strong>NOTE:</strong> These tests were run on my computer, your computer may be different.</em></p> <ol> <li>Running an Android 2.2 (armeabi) emulator with Property 'Device ram size' = 2048 will fail, just as before</li> <li>Running an Android 2.2 (armeabi) emulator with Property 'Device ram size' = 2048 <strong>MB</strong> will pass, <strong>however</strong> if you actually check the ram on the device, its around 128 MB. <ul> <li>check 1: Settings > Applications > Running Services - add all the numbers on the bottom of the screen</li> <li>check 2: run the following command in adb shell: <code>cat /proc/meminfo/</code> and note the <strong>MemTotal</strong> field</li> </ul></li> <li>Running an Android 4.1 (armeabi-v7) emulator with Property 'Device ram size' = 2048 will work, <strong>however</strong> if you actually check the ram on the device its around 512 MB <ul> <li>check 1: Settings > Apps > Running tab - add all the numbers on the bottom of the screen</li> <li>check 2: run the following command in adb shell: <code>cat /proc/meminfo/</code> and note the <strong>MemTotal</strong> field</li> </ul></li> <li>Running an Android 4.1 (armeabi-v7) emulator with Property 'Device ram size' = 2048 <strong>MB</strong> will work as well, but with the same results as 3.</li> </ol> <p><strong>Conclusion</strong></p> <p>Adding <strong>'MB'</strong> as noted in some of the comments below may allow your device to be launched, however it doesn't <strong>actually</strong> have 2 GB of RAM. Even with a 4.1 Emulator, the RAM Size is at 512 MB.</p> <p><strong>Recommendation</strong></p> <p>Please use an actual device for testing.</p>
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    1. COactually there are two reasons this could have happened. 1. you do not have enough RAM on local machine to assign to emulator 2. you did not put MB in value field for Device RAM ... if you write 512 it will fail 512MB will work etc
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    2. CO@grobartn 1. As I said in opening post, I have over 8 GB of RAM (12GB to be exact). 2. You can specify the Device RAM Size in the hardware properties. The description says the integer is in megabytes. ie. putting 'MB' is unecessary
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    3. COfixed my issue and so far i have encountered so many cases where eclipse or android messed it up that i dont believe anything they say
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