Building a new PC

[Fish]

Originally Posted by Hammock Parties

RAMDISK IS CREATED IN SOFTWARE YOU MORON

WANNA TELL ME WHERE I CAN FIT A 3060 IN YOUR LITTLE MAC POS?

**** OFF ALREADY

Ramdisk? That's your goal? you initially wanted a DDR4 system over a DDR5. If Ramdisk is your goal, you just exposed yourself again as a complete moron. And I just looked, the DDR5 RAM you listed was 5600 speed. You don't know what hardware you even need for ramdisk.

LOL, that you also thought ramdisk applied to Apple unified RAM.

[Hammock Parties]

Originally Posted by Fish

Ramdisk? That's your goal? you initially wanted a DDR4 system over a DDR5. If Ramdisk is your goal, you just exposed yourself again as a complete moron. And I just looked, the DDR5 RAM you listed was 5600 speed. You don't know what hardware you even need for ramdisk.

LOL, that you also thought ramdisk applied to Apple unified RAM.

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.

[Fish]

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.

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.

[Hammock Parties]

Originally Posted by Fish

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.

WHO CARES IF THE ENTIRE MACHINE ONLY HAS 8 GB!?! THIS ISN'T THE YEAR 2000. I CAN'T STORE SHIT ON THAT. WHO CARES HOW FAST IT'S GOING?

STOP POSTING YOUR ****ING BULLSHIT IN THIS ****ING THREAD

[Fish]

Originally Posted by Hammock Parties

WHO CARES IF THE ENTIRE MACHINE ONLY HAS 8 GB!?! THIS ISN'T THE YEAR 2000. I CAN'T STORE SHIT ON THAT. WHO CARES HOW FAST IT'S GOING?

STOP POSTING YOUR ****ING BULLSHIT IN THIS ****ING THREAD

You can configure the Apple system with 32GB storage if you want. That doesn't change the fact that your deciding factor on a computer for ramdisk purposes is RAM speed and capacity when you don't understand how unified RAM works in ARM processors or how it compares to Intel based RAM. 8GB of RAM in an Apple silicon machine is not the equivalent of an Intel machine with 8GB of RAM. Regardless, I wasn't saying that an 8GB Apple system would compare to an i9 Intel system, only that it would actually work better for your specific purposes. Which is true. 8GB of unified memory would work just as well or better for making your videos as an overpriced 32GB of RAM Microcenter build.