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Apple Explains Why 256GB Storage Is Better
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Some of my student had brand new 2023 Macbook Air with an amazing 8gb ram!! Those 1.5k$ computers struggle to do anything serious lol.
I upgraded my 2018 Mac mini to 64 GB and realized that all my performance problems immediately disappeared. Everything is instant. CPU and GPU are totally meaningless for my use case, but RAM is massively important.
I don't do anything fancy, just kind of standard home office stuff- photos, music, email, Evernote, OneNote, etc. But I have large databases in each. I use up most of a 3TB RAID. I regularly cross the 32gb threshold in memory use.
I could get by with 32gb if I wouldn't mind tolerating some throttling, but 8-16gb is off the table entirely. Even my little 16 gb macbook I just use to screw around on while I watch tv can't keep up with just doing email, some text editors and browsers without bogging, sometimes massively.
It's getting to the point where Macs are just becoming unusable due to this nonsense, and I've never been more motivated to leave the platform. I can't pay $3000 for every computer or just live with bog slow computers.