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Forum: macOS

11-23-2022, 02:46 PM

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m1 running HD for post, 32 or 64gb ram?

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Posted By Darryl Ramm

Re: m1 running HD for post, 32 or 64gb ram?

There is nothing at all like NAND SSD wear that happens with DRAM, that's wear free technology. And DRAM's dynamic refresh means it's having it's contents rewritten on memory refresh cycles. If it...

Forum: macOS

11-23-2022, 02:08 PM

Replies: 16

m1 running HD for post, 32 or 64gb ram?

Views: 3,010

Posted By Darryl Ramm

Re: m1 running HD for post, 32 or 64gb ram?

While this is a start, unfortunately with modern demand paged operating systems like macOS this does not show you what applications actually need. A system with physically lots of memory will tend to...

Forum: macOS

11-23-2022, 01:54 AM

Replies: 16

m1 running HD for post, 32 or 64gb ram?

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Posted By Darryl Ramm

Re: m1 running HD for post, 32 or 64gb ram?

You have a completely clueless understanding of how a computer works. But don’t let that stop you providing advice here. Embarrassing.

Forum: macOS

11-23-2022, 01:31 AM

Replies: 16

m1 running HD for post, 32 or 64gb ram?

Views: 3,010

Posted By Darryl Ramm

Re: m1 running HD for post, 32 or 64gb ram?

No. Who is this magical they? Can you explain the tests you have done that show this. If you could explain how you factored in the demand paging, and memory compression behavior, on both systems that...

Forum: macOS

11-22-2022, 04:55 PM

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m1 running HD for post, 32 or 64gb ram?

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Posted By Darryl Ramm

Re: m1 running HD for post, 32 or 64gb ram?

Nobody here can say for sure if you *need* it. And it's hard to quickly even tell how much memory your current systems needs to run your current workloads, well not without doing some tests. (unless...

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