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> 16 gigs of RAM on an M1-based chip gets you much, much better performance than 16 gigs on an Intel chip from 10 years ago. Unless you want to run VMs. Then m

> 16 gigs of RAM on an M1-based chip gets you much, much better performance than 16 gigs on an Intel chip from 10 years ago. Unless you want to run VMs. Then more RAM is generally more better.

troupe 4y ago
While your second statement is probably true, do you actually disagree that 16 gigs of RAM on an M1 gets you much better performance than 16 gigs on an Intel Mac?
- pxmpxm 4y ago
  Isn't it the same DDR4x in either?
  - stouset 4y ago
    Computers are not just the sum of their hardware specs.