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They specifically mentioned the speed. DDR4 is used in 99% of PCs right now. Apple can use faster memory on the die directly.
by yurishimo 5y ago
They specifically mentioned the speed. DDR4 is used in 99% of PCs right now. Apple can use faster memory on the die directly.
- fastball 5y agoAh true, there might be a bit of crossed wires here. It seems like @mizzack was using "bumped up" to mean the amount of RAM, while @Alex3917 used the same phrase but this time to mean LPDDR5/speed, but obviously I interpreted the latter as amount (because that was the context).
- Alex3917 5y agoI was also talking about the amount of RAM. The reason they didn't allow people to increase the RAM at all for a couple years as because of the power consumption. After people freaked out they eventually added an option, but kind of discouraged it. I had forgotten that they even added that option though.