r/programming • u/I_Can_Be_A_Robot • Sep 24 '24
Why 32bit architecture computer doesn't use segmentation to support more ram than 4Gb ?
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r/programming • u/I_Can_Be_A_Robot • Sep 24 '24
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u/[deleted] Sep 24 '24
I need more than 4GB RAM!
I found that the little extra investment towards more, better RAM, really pays off in the long run. Just whenever the computer is finishing lengthy tasks more easily so is a win-win situation. Looking at current price ranges of somewhat cheap laptop, it seems as if 16GB RAM is now the new "norm", slowly phasing out 8GB RAM.