You can still play the best games out there like Transport Tycoon, Sim City, Fallout, Oddworld, Age of Empires, Heroes of Might and Magic… I could go on. You are not missing anything special, the gaming industry already peaked more than 20 years ago.
colossusrageblack
I recommend Redneck Rampage.
BotaniFolf
Me with 24GB, absolute rebel girl >:3c
SubjectiveMouse
Me, deciding if 96Gb would be enough or should I fork out for 128
I finished ac 18 and sekiro on 4 ram +2vram so I guess it’s not that bad after all , you mfs just spoiled
LeonKennedyismyhero6
16 is more than enough right now.
shved03
16gb is the bare minimum IMO. My 8gb laptop can’t run normally even on Linux
iAmGats
16gb is still fine for most people, but 32gb is starting to become the new minimum.
Chris56855865
You can read arguments perfectly fine on a laptop with 4 gigs of ram.
PreviousAssistant367
Or 6.
loaba
* In my use-case, 16GB has been and still is plenty
* I do have 32GB, so yeah…
met_MY_verse
Me with 40GB 😀
(It’s 8+32) :/
met_MY_verse
Me with 40GB 😀
(It’s 8+32) :/
Hattix
8+8+8+8 reporting in
HypedSoul123
Depends on what youre doing. For general use on linux i would say 4GB and on windows 6GB, but since 6GB is rare (where can you find a 2GB stick nowadays to pair with your 4GB one?) you might need to go up to 8GB.
For gaming i would say its usually still 8GB. The most popular games are counter strike 2, league of legends, valorant, fortnite… this games dont need a powerful PC. But if youre going to play current AAA 12GB is enough most of the time (remember, we are talking minimums here)
IGOREK_Belarus
I’m fine with DDR2 4 GB
Meatslinger
I’ve been recommending 32 GB for anybody doing gaming or productivity work, 16 GB for your typical everyday home computer, and 8 GB minimum for temporary-use client devices (such as student laptops, walk-up kiosks, etc.). 16 is sometimes preferable in this space if there’s the budget for it; depends on the vendor and what they’ll billing for the RAM upgrade. For some of the pricier ones, $50 just to get another 8 GB of RAM isn’t worth the cost when you have to pay it on thousands of laptops. But for a home machine, 16 is fine for mom and pop. Even on mine with 32 I rarely see it fully utilized, even when gaming.
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You can still play the best games out there like Transport Tycoon, Sim City, Fallout, Oddworld, Age of Empires, Heroes of Might and Magic… I could go on. You are not missing anything special, the gaming industry already peaked more than 20 years ago.
I recommend Redneck Rampage.
Me with 24GB, absolute rebel girl >:3c
Me, deciding if 96Gb would be enough or should I fork out for 128
Me with 48GB
https://preview.redd.it/1koya21scfld1.png?width=479&format=png&auto=webp&s=fd0e54b8c4de35a505d486548e8c729b6c294494
I finished ac 18 and sekiro on 4 ram +2vram so I guess it’s not that bad after all , you mfs just spoiled
16 is more than enough right now.
16gb is the bare minimum IMO. My 8gb laptop can’t run normally even on Linux
16gb is still fine for most people, but 32gb is starting to become the new minimum.
You can read arguments perfectly fine on a laptop with 4 gigs of ram.
Or 6.
* In my use-case, 16GB has been and still is plenty
* I do have 32GB, so yeah…
Me with 40GB 😀
(It’s 8+32) :/
Me with 40GB 😀
(It’s 8+32) :/
8+8+8+8 reporting in
Depends on what youre doing. For general use on linux i would say 4GB and on windows 6GB, but since 6GB is rare (where can you find a 2GB stick nowadays to pair with your 4GB one?) you might need to go up to 8GB.
For gaming i would say its usually still 8GB. The most popular games are counter strike 2, league of legends, valorant, fortnite… this games dont need a powerful PC. But if youre going to play current AAA 12GB is enough most of the time (remember, we are talking minimums here)
I’m fine with DDR2 4 GB
I’ve been recommending 32 GB for anybody doing gaming or productivity work, 16 GB for your typical everyday home computer, and 8 GB minimum for temporary-use client devices (such as student laptops, walk-up kiosks, etc.). 16 is sometimes preferable in this space if there’s the budget for it; depends on the vendor and what they’ll billing for the RAM upgrade. For some of the pricier ones, $50 just to get another 8 GB of RAM isn’t worth the cost when you have to pay it on thousands of laptops. But for a home machine, 16 is fine for mom and pop. Even on mine with 32 I rarely see it fully utilized, even when gaming.