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16GB is more than fine if you're not doing high-end gaming, or heavy production workloads. No need for debloating. But it doesn't matter either way, because bo
by Night_Thastus 11mo ago
16GB is more than fine if you're not doing high-end gaming, or heavy production workloads. No need for debloating.
But it doesn't matter either way, because both 16 and 32GB have what, doubled, tripled? It's nuts. Even if you say "just buy less memory", now is a horrible time to be building a system.
- Aardwolf 11mo agoI found web browser tabs eating too much memory when you only have 16GB
- Night_Thastus 11mo agoThat's strange. How many tabs are we talking? Are they running something intense or just ordinary webpages?
- Aardwolf 11mo agoI usually end up with a couple of browser windows on each of the 4 virtual desktops, and each window will collect a lot of tabs
- prmoustache 11mo agoUse adblock, stop visiting nasty websites and open less tabs. Problem is easily solved.
- 1718627440 11mo agoWith that much RAM, you could fit multiple OSes entirely into memory. That is simply a lot.
- Aardwolf 11mo agoDepending on which OS we're talking, this could fit thousands of OSes, this could fit 4000 DOS + windows 3.11 sessions :)