In how many years will 32 GB of RAM be standard?
In how many years will 32 GB of RAM be standard?
Liam Jenkins
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Camden Reyes
4GB is the minimum for an office PC.
8GB for power users
16GB for gamers and small content creators.
By 2022 I expect this to double.
So maybe 2026?
Benjamin Young
>ramlets not having 32gb of ram already
Oliver Parker
32GB is reasonable if you do any sort of virtualisation on your desktop, I hit 16GB with 2 vm's open along with other normal applications running.
Brayden Gutierrez
When Intel or AMD support LPDDR4 for laptops 32GB will be the bar for "this is a good amount". So probably 2023 for it to be standard.
Owen Collins
Acutally you can. It's called Ramdisk.
Luke Powell
I have 50 GB of ram in my workstation. Dont think I've ever used more than 16 GB though.
Aiden Miller
>32gb is new standard
>everything is made in electron
>fizzbuzz tier programs requires 16gb of ram to startup
you may not like it but this is how future will look like
Dominic Martinez
you need to look at laptops.
The average laptop today sells with 4GB soldered period. SOMETIMES you get lucky and it comes with those 4GB + a socket with/without another module (usually another 4GB). 8GB laptops start to show up in the "relatively expensive" range.
6 years ago it was a similar situation but with 2/4 GB. By this logic, in about 6 years 8GB will be the min specs in the average lappie and 16 will be the "relatively expensive" range, with 32 biut being top tier.
My bet is 10 to 12 years before 32GB becomes the standard.
Justin Ward
unironically this