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Anonymous
8GB memory is so generous in 2524.
11 months ago |
Anonymous
8GB memory is so generous in 2524.
11 months ago |
Anonymous
8gb must be a typo , u mean 16gb?
11 months ago |
Anonymous
It is OK, it is for Apple users. If Apple don't give them 16gb, they won't need it.
9 months ago |
Anonymous
8GB and 16GB M chip Mac have no performance difference, YouTube has a lot of performance test on 8/16 gb M? Mac’s.
8 months ago |
Anonymous
Lol, why does Apple sell 16GB, 32GB models? //@anonymous: 8GB and 16GB M chip Mac have no performance difference, YouTube has a lot of performance test on 8/16 gb M? Mac’s.
8 months ago |
Anonymous
8GB is not enough. It is very possible in the next 2-3 years Apple will not allow iOS update due to not enough memory .
Here is the comment from XDA.
By setting the minimum memory requirement for Predictive Code Completion higher than what base-model Macs offer now, Apple is effectively admitting that 8GB isn't really enough. Even if it is enough for today, it certainly won't be enough for much longer.
8 months ago |
Anonymous
Apple claims to be an environmentally friendly company but continues to release 8GB laptops with tiny SSDs, neither of which can be upgraded.
Why do they do it? Well they know these devices won't last very long because the OS and apps quickly use over 8gb leading to ssd being used as ram(virtual memory), making ssd die prematurely from repeated writes to same location. Thus, they can be fairly certain many of these users will need a new laptop in 3-5 years. Not only that but as other's mentioned, they also can make 16gb the minimum for mac OS in ~2-3 years from now and all those users won't be able to upgrade. At least then they'll finally stop selling 8gb models by then ... which they've been selling for the last 20 years or so.
7 months ago |
Anonymous
Apple IS environmentally friendly, what are we going to do with all those 8gb ram that nobody wants? The specs are trash but Apple charges the hell outaya, that's the enviornmental fees kicks in. //@Anonymous: Apple claims to be an environmentally friendly company but continues to release 8GB laptops with tiny SSDs, neither of which can be upgraded.
Why do they do it? Well they know these devices won't last very long because the OS and apps quickly use over 8gb leading to ssd being used as ram(virtual memory), making ssd die prematurely from repeated writes to same location. Thus, they can be fairly certain many of these users will need a new laptop in 3-5 years. Not only that but as other's mentioned, they also can make 16gb the minimum for mac OS in ~2-3 years from now and all those users won't be able to upgrade. At least then they'll finally stop selling 8gb models by then ... which they've been selling for the last 20 years or so.
7 months ago |
Anonymous
Our economic is more fragile //@anonymous: Apple claims to be an environmentally friendly company but continues to release 8GB laptops with tiny SSDs, neither of which can be upgraded.
Why do they do it? Well they know these devices won't last very long because the OS and apps quickly use over 8gb leading to ssd being used as ram(virtual memory), making ssd die prematurely from repeated writes to same location. Thus, they can be fairly certain many of these users will need a new laptop in 3-5 years. Not only that but as other's mentioned, they also can make 16gb the minimum for mac OS in ~2-3 years from now and all those users won't be able to upgrade. At least then they'll finally stop selling 8gb models by then ... which they've been selling for the last 20 years or so.
7 months ago |
Anonymous
With the M4 chip, Apple set the machine base memory is 16GB - no more 8GB. Something is about to change in the next few years that caused Apple to make that decision.
Apple machine is not cheap. You may have spend above $1K to buy a machine that can be crippled/excluded to future updates because of the hardware limitation. And there is no way to upgrade the memory, storage to bigger capacity on a Mac If you definitely have to buy a Mac, get the 16 GB memory.
3 months ago |
Anonymous
16GB at $1049 during Nov/Dec 2024 was a much better deal
1 week ago |
Anonymous
doesn't work
1 year ago |
junjee
This looks really boring puzzle..
1 year ago |
Anonymous
Sold out
1 year ago |
Anonymous
Of course sold out!
1 year ago |
Anonymous
The same bundle is $449 at Bestbuy now
1 year ago |
Anonymous
wow thx for the heads up //@anonymous: The same bundle is $449 at Bestbuy now
1 year ago |
Anonymous
This is SIGNIFICANTLY louder than the original PS5 so if you’re not a fan of jet engine style fans running at all times, please do NOT upgrade and go with the original PS5 even when buying new.
1 year ago |
andromeda3
Is this deal good??
1 year ago |
Anonymous
Are both of these consoles(slim and disc) loud??
12 months ago |
Anonymous
Didn't sony stop producing the original PS5 consoles? So where do you buy them? //@anonymous: This is SIGNIFICANTLY louder than the original PS5 so if you’re not a fan of jet engine style fans running at all times, please do NOT upgrade and go with the original PS5 even when buying new.
11 months ago |
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Anonymous
What is the point of having the “triple action” of two liquids and one powder in each pack? I couldn’t find anywhere that said they have distinct functions.
And the graphic on the Amazon page says these have “no photsphates”. It is this just a sneaky way of them being able to include phosphates in their product?
1 week ago |
Anonymous
triple action = action of alkalinity, bleach, and enzyme. big brand use triple chamber to visualize, small brands follow //@Anonymous: What is the point of having the “triple action” of two liquids and one powder in each pack? I couldn’t find anywhere that said they have distinct functions.
And the graphic on the Amazon page says these have “no photsphates”. It is this just a sneaky way of them being able to include phosphates in their product?
1 week ago |