>8 GB of RAM and 16 GB of SSD swap
>16 GB of RAM and 8 GB of HDD swap
Which one is faster?
8 GB of RAM and 16 GB of SSD swap
Hudson Reyes
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Charles Sanders
32gb with no swap.
stop being poor.
Dominic Wright
16 GB of RAM and 8 GB of HDD swap
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Daniel Bailey
Retarded comment. With no swap, your computer will crash eventually
Jason Phillips
More RAM = More Better
16Gb RAM is the wise decision. A snappier system from the get-go.
Gabriel Bailey
Only if you use all that RAM, not all of us use RAM guzzling programs, let alone 32GB's worth
Charles Wilson
was meant for
Leo Russell
Yes, and you will use it. Eventually, all RAM gets used
Nathaniel Thomas
I wont and haven't, the only way I would eventually is if I used the same computer for 20 years, I will upgrade before that happens
Samuel Gomez
Impossible tk use 32gb of ram in 2022
Brody Gonzalez
Only Chrome alone will destroy half of it. If you have some weird program running, or even worse, you are a software developer, you will eat it all fast
Noah Roberts
I am not a software developer
>le chrome uses 16 GB of RAM meme
pic related, and I use far less RAM on linux
James Torres
How many tabs do you have open?
Ethan Sullivan
4, I usually have 6
Connor Bell
PFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF
Get the fuck out of here, grandma. Come back when you have over 50 like every normal fag here
Hudson Peterson
>>you are a software developer, you will eat it all fast
>implying he is a java developer
SIR
Noah Thompson
Maybe just close some tabs instead of worrying about SWAP space then
Angel Allen
I dont worry about swap, because I have more than enough
Aiden Hughes
I just close the browser when it gets past 10 and bookmark wrbsites
Unless its my tablet, my tablet has like 99 tabs
Jace Walker
>he doesn't swap on google drive
>he cant download more ram
aur.archlinux.org
thank me later
Nathaniel Wright
>8 GB of RAM and 16 GB of SSD swap
This is better unless you regularly use very RAM heavy programs. HDD will make a modern OS slow no matter how much RAM you have, unless you have so much that you can read the entire OS and frequently used programs into a ramdisk with one big sequential read and then run from RAM.
If you're talking about 16 GB, booting from an SSD, and having swap on HDD, that might be preferable, but WHY? If you have an SSD, put the swap there.
Samuel Bell
Impossible to answer without a lot of extra context.
Brayden Taylor
I mean common sense says 16gb of ram since swap is only meant for emergencies and the hhd is not built for that