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I’m honestly really, really confused by this, the fact that the high end has plateaued for so long WRT RAM. When every app is a browser, and every tab on my browser is Moore’s Law-ing its RAM use, I just don’t understand how the hardware crowd looks at 16G and says “good enough.”
My laptop is a nowadays getting outdated Ivy Bridge i7 and has 32GB RAM. It's not the chips, it's laptop manufacturers being idiots. Clevo has/had 4-slot models like mine that will do 32.
And yes, I regularly manage to use it all. Yes, my laptop pages me when it's out of RAM.pic.twitter.com/0YWKQ3BETa
I have absolutely no doubt you use it all; I’d likely do the same, if I had it available. I swap all the time, sometimes important shit, and it’s annoying as hell.
I know some mobile chipsets from Intel absolutely do cap out at 16/don’t support 4-slot designs at all. It’s good that there are 32GB options out there, but it seems like we should be at 16GB DIMM size for 2 DIMM designs, now. 32GB should be available for all high-end machines.
Hadn’t seen Clevo stuff before; looks interesting, for its targeted market. Spec selection look great.
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