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> you can easily add in an additional 24 or 56 No, you can't. If you have an MBP, for example, RAM is soldered onto the mother board and cannot be upgraded. If
by rmsaksida 8y ago
> you can easily add in an additional 24 or 56
No, you can't. If you have an MBP, for example, RAM is soldered onto the mother board and cannot be upgraded. If you have a Thinkpad x220 or x230 like a lot of us do, you can only go up to 16GB because the BIOS doesn't support any more.
And regardless of which laptop you use, RAM is expensive in a lot of places. You can't expect everyone to throw hundreds of dollars at RAM just so they can run VS Code. Not to mention the "throw more hardware at it" attitude is the reason why we have bloated inefficient software in the first place.