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  3. Geeeeeeeez, how badly fucked up is the RAM market right now that people are saying a laptop with 8GB of non upgradeable RAM for $700 is a good deal??

Geeeeeeeez, how badly fucked up is the RAM market right now that people are saying a laptop with 8GB of non upgradeable RAM for $700 is a good deal??

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    Geeeeeeeez, how badly fucked up is the RAM market right now that people are saying a laptop with 8GB of non upgradeable RAM for $700 is a good deal??

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    • opencomputedesign@linuxrocks.onlineO opencomputedesign@linuxrocks.online

      Geeeeeeeez, how badly fucked up is the RAM market right now that people are saying a laptop with 8GB of non upgradeable RAM for $700 is a good deal??

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      In a few years, the only way to get socketed RAM on a laptop will be to build one around a tiny office PC.
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        In a few years, the only way to get socketed RAM on a laptop will be to build one around a tiny office PC.
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        @moses_izumi I absolutely do not believe everyone who says soldered RAM is faster. HBM style RAM installed on the same substrate as the CPU _Might_ in _some_ situations that most people, probably won't actually notice.

        Besides, RAM capacity, unequivocally, matters more than RAM speed.

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          @moses_izumi I absolutely do not believe everyone who says soldered RAM is faster. HBM style RAM installed on the same substrate as the CPU _Might_ in _some_ situations that most people, probably won't actually notice.

          Besides, RAM capacity, unequivocally, matters more than RAM speed.

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          No good reason we can't have both.
          10GB of fast RAM today, 100GB of "slow" RAM tomorrow.
          (RAM on die is just an extreme version of CPU cache)
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