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On 26/06/2019 10:13, Michael Everitt
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On 26/06/19 08:43, Tom via list wrote:On 25/06/2019 22:30, Gordon Henderson wrote:On Tue, 25 Jun 2019, maceion@xxxxxxxxx wrote:On 25/06/2019 16:57, Gordon Henderson wrote:they've been stocking piling for weeks now and most shops ran out.2GB versions stockpiled. 4GB versions sold out!Yes - interesing that the 1 and 4GB ones were most popular. There is a small possibilty of 8GB in the future though - the SoC is capable, but the memory makers aren't - yet. (and it really won't be upgradable at home - even if it ever does come to fruition) GordonI've got 16G on my laptop. I run AI stuff and massive compiles - none get near that even using all 8 cores. TBH I don't often exceed 4G and that's normally when my own code goes wrong or I have to use LibreOffice Draw to correct some scans I've done of obscure books I've borrowed - and some swap would sort that out. Tom te tom te tomYou can't use a web browser very often then .. Firefox and Chromium both 'mop up' 4GB of RAM for breakfast ... Although, I shall be interested to see how it performs under musl-libc ... MJE I've never thought to have a look at memory while on the browser!
Maybe later Tom te tom te tom |
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