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Originally Posted by Hammock Parties
This is the dumbest ****ing post in this thread. I've been running a ramdisk on DDR3 for months. It's not my "goal." It's a basic ****ing requirement.
It doesn't matter what ****ing RAM I have in the computer, as long as I have more than eight ****ing gigs, because just the goddamn project folders I use are typically bigger than that.
MORON.
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It actually does matter what RAM you have. LOL DDR3? That means you're limited to 10-14GB/s transfer speed for your ramdisk at best. That's the max transfer rate for DDR3 across your bus. Guess what the transfer rate is for the M1 and it's unified memory? 200GB/s. Look it up, dipshit. Again, you have no grasp of how memory is used in either the Intel machine or new Apple silicon processors.
Anybody looking at having Microcenter build them a computer doesn't have a shit bit of clue of the difference in RAM between Intel 12th gen and Apple silicon. Just shut up. You are way out of your league here.