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This all depends on your workload. But I will admit I’ve seen happy memory-full Macs in a state where a swapping Windows laptop would be unusable. I do not thin
by teaearlgraycold 3y ago
This all depends on your workload. But I will admit I’ve seen happy memory-full Macs in a state where a swapping Windows laptop would be unusable. I do not think that justifies half the memory for the same price.
However, they aren’t using good-old SODIMMs - or anything like them. There is no way they’d ever be able to give you laptops with 400GB/s of memory bandwidth in that slim package while making it user-serviceable. I would love to see them try but it’s not an easy request.
- NoPicklez 3y agoVery true, the overly slim form factor has limited them I remember when I bought my first alu-Macbook in 2009 and I could remove the battery and add additional memory by just flicking a latch