Do we really need 4 cores at 3 ghz and 16gb of ram for basic personal computer productivity?
Do we really need 4 cores at 3 ghz and 16gb of ram for basic personal computer productivity?
Matthew Cruz
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Nolan Williams
define basic personal computer productivity. pure desktop work? no, we don't
Brandon Cox
no but it's convenient
Jonathan Ramirez
I do. In fact, going up to 32 gigs of ram and 8 cores pushing 4.5 ghz would increase my productivity significantly for what I do with it.
But what about you? Well, that sort of computing power is wasted on you. That much is obvious from the way you posed the question.
Logan Rodriguez
no we need 16 at 4ghz and 16gb of ram. go threadripper or go home
Parker Thomas
Back in the day 16 gb was a whole hardrive.
Ryan Watson
look at mister rich kid. back then i only had 8gb
Evan Nelson
>for basic personal computer productivity
no, just like we don't need cars with more than 3 cylinders, over 70hp, and a gigantic body.
Gavin Scott
>for what I do with it.
t.
Ryan Wilson
I do. I use Blender and Substance Painter a lot.
Then again I have a Threadripper, 1080Ti, and 64GB.
Ethan Ross
Yes we do
Nolan James
yupp, 8 GB on this tiny laptop I have means it can't do much, have to teamviewer back home half the time to do my stuff
starting to wish I was smart enough to fix my 64 GB machine but I can't figure out why he doesn't work
Lucas Watson
My work computer is very nice. And totally overkill for what I do on it.
Joseph Thompson
Proof
Charles Moore
basic word processing, web browsing, and looking at pictures with some small software? dual C2D could get away with that these days still, and do. Really the only thing pressing on desktops that old is GPU performance being backed into many apps causing them to be ass on the cpu
Brayden Anderson
I don't mean to suggest you were being dishonest but how does a task manager screenshot prove you are in possession of such a system?
This only proves you have access to a task manager screenshot!
Josiah Rivera
4k video playback
Ryan Campbell
I just figured out why MS is getting rid of snipping tool.
Notifications interrupt it.
Jack Martinez
Yeah again a 7770 AMD could do that, and if you're on a system that old probably not doing that. Other cards could do that that are PCI-E powered only now of days
Hudson Jackson
still not accusing, just saying that's still not proof. Just adjust your wording in the future please.
Ayden Stewart
Are you seriously using 5 gigs of ram with steam open and 3 tabs? Deepin is a bloated POS
Camden Jackson
yeah I wish this computer had more but it's soldered on
Connor Perry
I'm running 8 gigs too and a similar load with 2gb usage.
Jaxon Morgan
and your top looks like trash
Owen Price
just use a tripcode already so we can filter you dumb opinions
Brayden Murphy
No, baseddevs and compsci 101 python programmers are either just too retarded or simply not taught how to efficiently write code. With several GHz multi-core processors and gigs upon gigs of ram most software developers just throw hardware at their poorly written software and expect it to work. Run several hundred of these really poorly written scripts at one time and you get what we have now, computers with basically unlimited processing speed and memory which run worse than they did in 1998
Bentley Thomas
no u
Dylan Taylor
>use tripcode, told to stop using
>don't use one, told to use one
>post as anonymous, people still know it's me anyway
There's just no pleasing some people, not that I care to please you anyway.
Jayden Barnes
>1950X
>Virtualization: Disabled
Just stop user..
Julian Gray
If I ain't mistaken it has to be disabled for Hyper-V to work correctly. Like it's probably enabled, just disabled for anything that isn't Hyper-V
Matthew Lopez
I feel foolish for buying an 8700k, and 32gb ram, just for browsing Jow Forums, watching YouTube videos, and playing mid 2000's games. I don't think my ram usage has ever went over 12gb.
Nicholas Walker
If you want to load that JavaScript (((enhanced))) website you most certainly do
John Jenkins
If virtualization is disabled, SVM is disabled in BIOS.
I dont have any issues with HyperV with SVM on.
Alexander Ramirez
what?
Evan Reed
naw, havent you heard?
"640 kilohertz is enough for everybody"
Isaiah Diaz
>using geforce experience
>that setup
Youre either a rich autistic kid or an autistic adult.
Eli Kelly
Yes because of people like these:
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Ryan Gray
How did you get 4GHz RAM? Liquid helium?