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This is absolutely awesome and something I always wanted (I’m in a 8GB M1 though which I regret often not going to a 16GB). I just want to sandbox some of the a
by syntaxing 3y ago
This is absolutely awesome and something I always wanted (I’m in a 8GB M1 though which I regret often not going to a 16GB). I just want to sandbox some of the applications I need to use but don’t trust on my computer (looking at you Bambu studios). I tried using the sandbox feature on macOS but it’s unusable for me on Ventura.
- smachiz 3y agowith Chrome/Arc/Edge being what they are, being able to get 24GB was a game changer for me - it allowed me to go back to an Air, which is definitely my preferred form factor. I never regret money spent on RAM....
- musicale 3y ago> I never regret money spent on RAM.... That's kind of Apple's tiered upselling plan, isn't it? ;-/ But as an Apple user I concur completely. The awful experience of bloated apps (or multiple VMs) slowing your system to a crawl isn't worth the few hundred dollars you saved by opting for a lower memory SiP.
- comprev 3y ago$400 to upgrade 8GB to 24GB is a significant jump and more than a "few hundred"
- krger 3y ago$400, while indeed a significant jump, absolutely is "a few hundred," given that $200 is "a couple hundred." In my reckoning, "a few hundred" starts around $250 and arguably runs up to $750, where "almost a thousand" could be said to start.
- FireBeyond 3y agoTo me (neither of us is right, or wrong), 200 - couple, 3 or 400 - few, 500+ - several, 750+ - almost a thousand.
- nixass 3y ago> I’m in a 8GB M1 though which I regret often not going to a 16GB You can always upgr.. no, wait