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Closer to $60 for top spec DDR5 5600MHz Apple uses LPDDR5 6400MHz They're definitely still making extravagant margins on their upgrades. They do seem to be m
by stetrain 3y ago
Closer to $60 for top spec DDR5 5600MHz
Apple uses LPDDR5 6400MHz
They're definitely still making extravagant margins on their upgrades.
They do seem to be moving to multiples of twelve for their newer machines. M2 supports 8/16/24. M3 Pro is rumored to support up to 48GB.
My hope is that an M3 MacBook Air would start at 12GB with 24GB optional. M3 Pro could be 24/48, M3 Max 48/96, etc.
- washadjeffmad 3y agoIt's a big step up from their JEDEC days, that's for sure.
- slaymaker1907 3y agoIf they're using RAM like that, they're pouring money down the drain. RAM speed matters, but 8GB is such little RAM that most users will experience paging from just using their web browser. It's kind of like those guys that put modified exhausts and spoilers on a 2001 Honda Civic.