>have 16 gb of ram >spend hours combing over my config

>>60307719
Stop making fun of Sara please. MEA is a great game if you invest some time in.

>>60307737
No one said it's a bad game. Combat is dope as fuck but the story is lackluster and the animation is dogshit.

>>60307719
Probably some mental illness, 8GB is enough for literally everything.

>>60307737
Significantly worse than previous ones.

>>60307799
>what is heavily modded kerbal space program

>>60307737
>great game
>horrible writing
not to get too /v/ here, but there is a reason why you dont leave writing heavy games to your C-Team.

>>60307799

12 GB sweet spot master race here. Compiling LineageOS hits between 9 and 10 GB on RAM on my system.

>>60308110
Unless it's triple channel I fail to see the sweet spot. If you need more RAM - buy more RAM, I was simply pointing out that op's micromanagement is pointless.

>>60307797
>dope

Get the fuck out Marques Brownlee

>>60307737
>>60307797
found the feminists

Resources not used are resources wasted.

Prove me wrong.

>>60308338
Why do you have free space on hard drive then.

>>60308364
I have barely 5 free GB on hard drive

>>60308408
So what are you doing when you have to download something?

>>60308338
If you have bought more ram than you need you have already wasted your resources, installing the most bloated programs you can possibly find is not going to change this fact.

>>60308418
i buy more storage in the cloud obviously

>>60308494
So you're paying extra for not owning stuff. Neat.

just upgrade your hard drive if your primary is too small. (adding a hdd is cheaper, but for laptops or small form factors it may be impossible) And yes you can use freeware to make the upgrade

>>60308515
I don't need to OWN it as long as i can use it.
Same way i'm paying for living in my apartment while not really owning it.

>>60308567
Owning is cheaper in the long run. And that's the man talking about "wasting resources", pfft.

>>60308582
In the long run i can just stop paying for additional storage when I'll stop need it, instead of stacking useless (and soon obsolete) drives that I don't need anymore

>>60308631
>i can just stop paying for additional storage when I'll stop need it
of course, just like you can stop using a shitload of ram when you decide you don't have to, right? :^)

>>60308666
I can not buy shitloads of RAM in the first place and use cloud for resource heavy computing.

>>60308631
>when I'll stop need it,
Happens literally never because there's no point in deleting stuff.

>>60308723
hoarder detected
what stuff would i actually keep forever?
inb4 underage cartoon girls
im not a faggot

>>60308749
Music. Movies.

>>60308758
there is music online, why would i keep it on my disk?

why would i keep movies after watching? if someday i'd want to watch them again i can simply download them again or probably it'll be on 4k online stream already

>>60308780
>there is music online
Only top40-tier garbage.
Streaming is simply downloading, why download multiple times when you can download once and keep it? Resources, man. Local storage is always cheaper, either in money or in time, no matter how you turn it around.

>>60308812

This.

Data grows exponentially. Saving all your older data (which is tiny) forever has almost no effect on the amount of storage you need.