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16GB max it looks like.
by protomyth 6y ago
16GB max it looks like.
- unionemployee 6y agoI don't understand this. Does the chip make up for it? Do I have to wait until the next generation for 32gb?
- fastball 6y agoThe RAM is in the chip, so presumably they just want to iterate a bit first before just throwing RAM at it.
- ninkendo 6y agohuge own-goal on Apple's part. It would be literally impossible for me to use this machine to do my job. I guess I'll have to wait until M2. Edit: If it wasn't clear, this was not a joke. I develop a relatively heavyweight service on the JVM, and between my IDE, the code I run, and all the gradle build daemon stuff, I regularly use up more than 32GB. Often over 50GB. (Although some swap is tolerable, having the majority of my resident set being swapped at any given time means things get very slow.)