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if its 32gb of ddr5 not really
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if its 32gb of ddr5 not really
Lol, some of us need the extra memory. I am going 96gb 2 dimms on my next build in a couple of months. I would go 128gb if I could get that on 2 ddr5 dimms.Congrats on pissing your money down the drain I guess![]()
weirdo24 8+16 because why not .
I upgraded to 32GB in 2016 to be able to run Xenoblade Chronicles with the 8k textures mod. 0 regrets.low effort thread. I am just happy to be off 16gb. That's all.
It's still sad we need so much ram to run modern apps these days, though. 64gb was an unthinkable amount to me a while ago
it's DDR4 by the way.
32GB for modern AAA games, 64GB for big games like Sims or modded games. Ram is system memory it's the fast low latency memory your CPU uses, the human equivalent is working memory where the CPU is the brain and ram is parts of the frontal lobe.What is the logical amount of ram these days? And what purpose does ram serve again?
Professional apps, Sim games like Flight Sim, heavily modded games, running multiple heavy apps at the same time.I've been on 32 GB since 2020 and frankly I'm not sure if I would even benefit to any degree of upgrading to 64.
Is there even anything out there that benefits meaningfully of having that much?
trusty RGB always delivers that extra oomph to get you over the lineI’ve only got 32GB but the sticks have programmable LED.
Light shows will make up for my lack of RAM.
I upgraded to 32GB in 2016 to be able to run Xenoblade Chronicles with the 8k textures mod. 0 regrets.
They already look good on Yuzu and Ruyjinx. But you have to mod them to get rid of the insane blurriness.Xenoblade on Dolphin is so crisp on a good PC!!! Wonder what XC2 and 3 look like.
Assuming your use case is not just gaming. If not, no game is requiring that much system ram, ever.low effort thread. I am just happy to be off 16gb. That's all.
It's still sad we need so much ram to run modern apps these days, though. 64gb was an unthinkable amount to me a while ago
it's DDR4 by the way.
Get 32gb because you'll see your 1% lows come right up, 32 actually does help a fair bit with frame times and stutters.I've been on 16GB DDR4 for years now.
Running an RTX 4090 too. Not sure if it's affecting me much. It probably is somewhat, I'd upgrade my CPU, RAM and MB but I'm trying to save money.
You can create a large RAM drive and load a game into it for near instant load times.I've been on 32 GB since 2020 and frankly I'm not sure if I would even benefit to any degree of upgrading to 64.
Is there even anything out there that benefits meaningfully of having that much?
almost 100gb of ram.i've been on 64GB for a couple years now. yeah it's overkill but i like seeing numbers get bigger
can't wait to throw in a 5090 with 32GB VRAM. I'll have total 96GB RAM (6x PS5 Pro lmao)
Sorry you had to find out like this.Am I 32 GB peasant now?
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it would be fun to see how it impacts rift apartSpeaking of 64GB RAM, are there any applications that can use the RAMdisk and become significantly faster? Provided how the gap in speed difference between RAMdisk vs SSDs is even bigger than SSDs vs HDDs.
I have used RAMdisk in the past but i haven't noticed any noticeable improvements compared to using an SSD. Even if there are, they must be very small.