Itβs a CPU/GPU combo chip, and the GPU doesnβt have separate memory. So some % is reserved for the GPU.
Beyond that, I hate swapping. I never, ever have to worry about running out of RAM. I can run multiple Electron apps at the same time. Originally, I thought Iβd be running Gnome or KDE, both of which are memory hogs. I can even run Java apps if I like
Itβs freeing, really. And given that it was, like, $100 for two 32GB modulesβ¦ why not?
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