Hi. looking for some help and advice. I ordered a new laptop and got a 16gb ram version. now I'll have to wait a very very long time to get a 32gb ram config, and it will be like a year before I would be able to upgrade my RAM to 32 (long story...).
Question is, and I would like to hear from 16GB RAM users here mostly: is 16GB RAM that bad? in my desktop PC I have 32GB RAM.
Background tasks open in most heavy scnario, on my desktop:
* chrome with average of 10-8 tabs open, sometimes more.
* Coding editor (IDEA Intellij)
* While working, Photoshop is open (up to 3K resolution pixels, not something biggy)
* Discord, Google Drive, and some background softwares (Corsair iCUE/Logitech G Hub/etc').
When playing video games (2K resolution) i'm closing heavier things like Photoshop and some "more demanding" tabs, like YouTube tabs.
This is how I use my desktop comuter with my 32GB RAM. usage is about 60% - but it's not a good indication as Windows tends to fill up the remaning RAM. video games - I've seen alot of 16GB VS 32GB RAM videos and it seems like there's almost no differences in FPS, maybe A BIT in 1% low, sometimes, nothing too problematic.
Editing- not gonna do some on my laptop, only on my desktop. and while i'm at it, those are mostly 1440p\1080p videos recorded by OBS (screen capture).
So yeah... question is, will a 16GB RAM laptop be a real issue for me?
Thank you in advance.
Question is, and I would like to hear from 16GB RAM users here mostly: is 16GB RAM that bad? in my desktop PC I have 32GB RAM.
Background tasks open in most heavy scnario, on my desktop:
* chrome with average of 10-8 tabs open, sometimes more.
* Coding editor (IDEA Intellij)
* While working, Photoshop is open (up to 3K resolution pixels, not something biggy)
* Discord, Google Drive, and some background softwares (Corsair iCUE/Logitech G Hub/etc').
When playing video games (2K resolution) i'm closing heavier things like Photoshop and some "more demanding" tabs, like YouTube tabs.
This is how I use my desktop comuter with my 32GB RAM. usage is about 60% - but it's not a good indication as Windows tends to fill up the remaning RAM. video games - I've seen alot of 16GB VS 32GB RAM videos and it seems like there's almost no differences in FPS, maybe A BIT in 1% low, sometimes, nothing too problematic.
Editing- not gonna do some on my laptop, only on my desktop. and while i'm at it, those are mostly 1440p\1080p videos recorded by OBS (screen capture).
So yeah... question is, will a 16GB RAM laptop be a real issue for me?
Thank you in advance.
