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We're talking about a couple of hundred megabytes in a world where RAM is so cheap that it's easy for anyone to upgrade. Why does it even matter?
by owenwil 14y ago
We're talking about a couple of hundred megabytes in a world where RAM is so cheap that it's easy for anyone to upgrade. Why does it even matter?
- kmike84 14y ago1. Notebook RAM is often impossible to upgrade. 2. While a couple of hundred megabytes is usually a small portion of the total RAM, it could be a critical share of the free RAM, and this is what matters.
- eulo 14y agoCan't say I've ever encountered a notebook that's impossible to upgrade the RAM on.
- zobzu 14y ago600 and 700 megs != 200 megs.