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Depends what you do with it. If you run VM servers, it might be well worth it.
by danuker 4y ago
Depends what you do with it. If you run VM servers, it might be well worth it.
- leaflets2 4y agoPersonally I'm looking for 64 GB for a work laptop, lots of VMs yes So frustrating that max installable RAM usually isn't listed in the specs
- sjcoles 4y ago11th Gen+ Intel all support 64gb+ of RAM. If the laptop mobo supports 32gb dimms is another question all together.
- Out_of_Characte 4y agoThats because maximum capacity is determined by the CPU and the amount of slots available. Just like a phone I bought years ago only listed a maximum micro-sd capacity of 32GiB even though the right formatting would allow 64 or 128. albeit being 'more wastefull' as the adress space didn't increase.
- PebblesHD 4y agoYep, used for development work so many VMs and such.