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The article quotes 36gb of ram for the m3 MacBook pros. Which made me wonder: why do we use power-of-2 gb ram configurations? If apple does 12/24/36, is that re
by barbariangrunge 3y ago
The article quotes 36gb of ram for the m3 MacBook pros. Which made me wonder: why do we use power-of-2 gb ram configurations? If apple does 12/24/36, is that reasonable, or is there a reason not to?
- ac29 3y agoDDR5 supports non power of 2 sized modules. You can find 48GB DDR5 modules, for example.