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It's hilarious that my ~6 year old Lenovo x230 (16GB) has as much, if not more, memory than many 'top of the line' laptops today. It seems that the high price o
by craftyguy 8y ago
It's hilarious that my ~6 year old Lenovo x230 (16GB) has as much, if not more, memory than many 'top of the line' laptops today. It seems that the high price of RAM over the last few years has really stagnated the increase of RAM in systems, or OEMs decided they didn't really have to add more.
- yuhong 8y agoIt probably don't help that Intel decided not to officially support 8Gbit DDR3 and that not all Skylake laptops were DDR4. It is also funny that DDR3 ended up lasting more than a decade.
- scarface74 8y agoMy 2009 Core 2 Duo laptop that I'm using as a Plex Server came with 8GB RAM. The same amount of RAM that most PCs start with today.