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M1 Max 16 GB struggles for my use cases, ram is way too low for how much I paid for it. Then I look at the new line up and they are starting at 8GB still? And
by epolanski 3y ago
M1 Max 16 GB struggles for my use cases, ram is way too low for how much I paid for it.
Then I look at the new line up and they are starting at 8GB still? And please don't BS me with "it's enough for most users", because this is a stupid argument, gonna tell you what, so is my macbook 2013!!!
An 8gb upgrade then costs me 300 euros? This is crazy, 8gb ddr5 memories at Apple volumes is 15$ expense at best.
The fact that Apple keeps gouging software engineers and professionals that will always take the upgraded model (as my employer and virtually all I know does) makes me say yet again: those models can sit on the shelf for me.
I'm not opening my wallet for such a greed.
- gnicholas 3y agoYeah that's crazy for their Pro line to even offer that option. Only the lightest users of MBAs should be buying a new machine with 8GB RAM.