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On one hand, it’s inefficient to have more RAM than you’ll ever use. So many people buy MacBooks with the largest RAM capacity and while that worked well in the
by gymbeaux 3y ago
On one hand, it’s inefficient to have more RAM than you’ll ever use. So many people buy MacBooks with the largest RAM capacity and while that worked well in the days of 16GB being the max, I’m not sure 64GB of RAM is going to come in handy even 5 years from now. RAM doubles because “marketing”, but RAM requirements for programs hasn’t really increased, certainly not proportionally.
In cases where going from 32GB to 64GB adds $400+ to the price of my computer (cough Apple cough) I think it’s worthwhile to have swap and deal with occasional (if any) performance penalties.