M4-powered MacBook Pro might feature up to 28 GB of unified memory
M4-powered MacBook Pro might feature up to 28 GB of unified memory
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Or you know, just let the consumers swap the HD and RAM themselves.
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I'm ready for CAMM2 to be widely available.
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All for the low price of $7,000.
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Meanwhile, my 2018 T480 has 64 gigglebytes of memory.
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And has 1/10th the memory bandwidth.
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Gigglebytes?
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For the occasions where you're uncertain if it's gigabytes or gibibytes.
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I have 24 GB on my M2. The real news is Apple finally having a good amount of RAM in the base model.
the M4 MacBook Pro will indeed start at 16 GB of unified memory for the base variant
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Meaning up to 28 GB for the Air as well?
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... and here I just upgraded my windows / linux laptops to 32gb unified memory ram...
edit: salty downvoters don't know I used to run intel macbooks and would always max out the RAM on them... it made them run good.
Also Windows ran faster than macOS on the same systems.
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It might also pleasure you in bed, and solve the Gaza crisis too. In fact, it might get elected POTUS in the upcoming election, you can't prove it won't.
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at this point, apple laptops have become fancy tablets but i wish there was viable options for arm processor laptops
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You do realize that virtually every device with an arm processor also have soldered ram?
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When did I mention ram? But sure, you can throw that on the pile too.
| M3s | Tablets just generally | |----------------------------------------------- |------------------------------------------------------- | | Has a keyboard | Doesn't always have a keyboard | | Soldered Ram | Soldered Ram | | Not designed to run anything other than MacOS | Not designed to run anything other than a specific OS | | Arm processor | Arm processor | | Soldered Memory | Soldered memory |
the only real difference is that laptops have a track pad. It's literally a fancy tablet with a dedicated keyboard.
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