What sorts of things are affected by an increase in RAM capacity and speed?
the amount of 1's you can store
how fact you can get read them back
>>61233822
That's not very informative.
>>61233822
i'm pretty sure you can store 0's too
>>61233785
It vary from application.
>>61233866
Not how it works
>>61234841
I am interest explain
Programs get lazier and use more RAM if you have a lot.
Just go for the fastest RAM that isn't too expensive (3200Mhz DDR4 right now), gives a small, but nice boost to general CPU performance for only a few shekels more
16GB is fine for almost anything, only get more if you really need it
Unless your RAM usage is sitting at 90% or more, more RAM won't benefit you
>>61236122
Is there a way to measure this?
>>61234948
null is the default state, it doesn't need to store zeros, simply address them.
>>61236303
are you serious?
>>61236303
To measure what exactly? Performance increases from RAM or necessary capacity?
>>61236342
The capacity that I need
>>61233866
0 just means not 1. Like how darkness is a lack of light, and how cold is a lack of heat.
>>61236556
>cold is a lack of heat
>>61236390
Make a list of everything you'd be running on a typical maximum workload.
Run each one and determine how much ram it uses at its peak
Add totals together and add a gig for the system
Pick up some common sense while you're out buying ram
>>61233785
You become one with the GNU/Universe after installing GNU/Linux on your laptop with 128TB of RAM. Stupid RAMlet babies not welcome.
>>61237023
....that is exactly what it is.
sometimes we yearn for complicated explanations for simple matters.
>>61237023
That is a spot on description.
>>61233785
the number of tabs you can have open in your browser
>>61233785
>when you realize that insects don't have necks meaning that the photographer literally twisted the bug's head then glued it to a leaf in a silly pose so he could take a picture
>>612393
Or photoshop.