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Yes I am using one. There are workloads that don't fit into 16G ram. Even with paging, there are legitimate needs for 32G and beyond memory sizes.
by barkingcat 6y ago
Yes I am using one.
There are workloads that don't fit into 16G ram. Even with paging, there are legitimate needs for 32G and beyond memory sizes.
- supermatt 6y agoWhat specific workloads? If you bought a 16GB machine to keep 32GB of data in RAM then clearly you bought the wrong machine. But I am able to run WAY more applications in 8GB than the 16GB intel Mac I had previously.
- rovr138 6y ago> But I am able to run WAY more applications in 8GB than the 16GB intel Mac I had previously. Then your limitation clearly wasn’t RAM.
- supermatt 6y agoMemory management is different on the M1. This has been widely discussed.
- rovr138 6y ago"management" is important. It can't make it appear out of thin air. If you need 16GB of ram and only have 8GB, you will run out of memory.
- supermatt 6y agoWhich is why I asked for specific workloads in the comment you decided to reply to. I also say in the same comment this very thing you are reiterating...
- vondro 6y agoIt can swap to ssd real fast.