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> Apple Silicon Macs are much more efficient with memory than even the Intel Macs So either it has magic fairy dust, or more likely it swaps a lot, but thankfu
by ciupicri 7mo ago
> Apple Silicon Macs are much more efficient with memory than even the Intel Macs
So either it has magic fairy dust, or more likely it swaps a lot, but thankfully today's flash is faster than yesterday's hard disk; though this intense usage will shorten its life. By the way I wonder if Apple will use cheap QLC for this.
- potwinkle 7mo agomacOS actually does the opposite; to avoid wearing down the drive it will hold 7-10gb of your most commonly used files in memory and release them when the memory gets allocated for something else. In theory you could get away with editing gigabytes of files and using dozens of apps without ever wearing down your drive at all.
- ciupicri 7mo ago> it will hold 7-10gb of your most commonly used files in memory I would love to see how it does this on a system with only 8 GBs of RAM like this Neo :-) Anyway Linux can also cache files in memory for some time if you tune it a bit.