I don't believe I've yet seen any swapping on my 128G M2 studio but I also don't watch it like a hawk. Being able to use swap is obviously beneficial, and if y

I don't believe I've yet seen any swapping on my 128G M2 studio but I also don't watch it like a hawk. Being able to use swap is obviously beneficial, and if you're going to use it, it's better if it's fast. But relying on it in place of regular RAM means you're just artificially shortening the life of your SSD - that's what I meant about "a false economy". The machine "feeling" responsive isn't the point. If all other factors are the same, the ssd wear on a machine that's used the ssd heavily for swap is going to be significantly higher.