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Upgrading RAM from 8GB to 32GB
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<blockquote data-quote="Dex4Sure" data-source="post: 851752" data-attributes="member: 79841"><p>Depends on the other specs of the machine and what are your use cases. First of all no point going with 32GB if your CPU isn't up to the task of running heavy multitasking without issues. For most people 16GB is more than enough. I have 32GB of RAM on my desktop, but I tend to regularly run close to 100 chrome tabs open at once + several other programs in the background and not closing them if I decide to fire up a game either. So I peak often around 25GB RAM usage or so. If your use cases aren't that extreme on RAM, 32GB is pointless and you'd be better off saving money and going with 16GB.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Dex4Sure, post: 851752, member: 79841"] Depends on the other specs of the machine and what are your use cases. First of all no point going with 32GB if your CPU isn't up to the task of running heavy multitasking without issues. For most people 16GB is more than enough. I have 32GB of RAM on my desktop, but I tend to regularly run close to 100 chrome tabs open at once + several other programs in the background and not closing them if I decide to fire up a game either. So I peak often around 25GB RAM usage or so. If your use cases aren't that extreme on RAM, 32GB is pointless and you'd be better off saving money and going with 16GB. [/QUOTE]
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