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The presented evidence isn't very convincing. If the author had less memory, the browser would be (or already is) swapping individual tabs to disk and many of h
by cosmotic 3y ago
The presented evidence isn't very convincing. If the author had less memory, the browser would be (or already is) swapping individual tabs to disk and many of his apps wouldn't be caching things in memory as aggressively while in the background.
The real key here is the PCIe NVMe bandwidth. If macos could swap in and out all of two entire memory heavy applications in a fraction of a second, the RAM size isn't as important as it used to be.
- soniman 3y agoWhat is a good level of PCIe NVMe bandwidth?
- throwaway49594 3y agoIf NVMe bandwidth was increased it would be less noticeable and lead to more SSD thrashing. There's a decent chance the soldered on SSD's would die before the end of the warranty period and they can't have that.