OneDrive and MS Teams are just pieces of shit software and a waste of code. Both run under rosetta, the issue isn’t rosetta just those apps, in example AutoCAD also under rosetta don’t hog enormous amounts of ram.Ĩ gb is enough for most, but you have to look at your use case. The second worst app is MS Teams that usually use around 2 GB.
The worst apps I run memory wise are OneDrive, that hog 2-3 GB unless I get the memory leak bug where it baloons in RAM (caught it once using 30 GB ram+swap). MacOS memory pressure metric is better and I usually sit at 15-20%.īut my system usually ”use” about 10 GB of my ram. My bigger memory just makes MacOS grab more RAM because it can so looking on used numbers isn’t really that telling. The budget is very tight I'm considering a 150250USD for each part: CPU, GPU and monitor. I personally got a 16 GB M1 Mini but would probably do just fine with 8 GB. Re: Frametime 8gb vs 16gb ram benchmarks Tue 1:04 am. And while many of today’s popular games list 8 GB as the minimum RAM requirement, experts typically suggest having the manufacturer’s recommended RAM allotment (nearly always higher than 8 GB). The SSD write issue is (according to me) a storm in a water glass and not a problem for the general user. RAM for gaming 8 GB: Having just 8 GB of RAM will limit your options in terms of game titles and genres, although some older, simpler games will work well. Also the swapping is stupidly efficient so in most cases you really don’t notice that the machine is swapping. As we said earlier, there is no difference for gaming if you have more than 16GB of system memory, but for the time being of this article, we had a single stick of 16GB so we decided to use it right away. But it all depends on what you do on your machine. For today’s article, we’re going to compare 8GB memory in single-channel mode vs 24GB RAM (8GB + 16 GB) in dual-channel mode.
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