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dpJudas wrote:That would make it a first or second generation MacBook. Nevertheless, it was pretty normal that a good IBM PC compatible computer (now there's an old term for ya) 15 years ago had 4 gigs of memory.
Graf Zahl wrote:Excuse me? The system I got 14 years ago had 512 MB of memory! 4GB was a bit later (2007 in my case, to be precise, and back then it was very unusual to get such a system prebuilt for a decent price, the norm was still 2GB.)
dpJudas wrote:Graf Zahl wrote:Excuse me? The system I got 14 years ago had 512 MB of memory! 4GB was a bit later (2007 in my case, to be precise, and back then it was very unusual to get such a system prebuilt for a decent price, the norm was still 2GB.)
Maybe you didn't have a good computer.
dpJudas wrote:but the point still stands that even if we move it to 2007 it is a very very long time ago that computers had this little memory.
ZZYZX wrote:But more seriously, even in 2008-2009 it was 256-512MB.
Graf Zahl wrote:With the JIT only available in 64 bit, the future of 32 bit builds doesn't really look that great
ZZYZX wrote:But more seriously, even in 2008-2009 it was 256-512MB.
Rachael wrote:Because after all - why rewrite the JavaScript engine in modern web browsers to actually fix the grotesque memory leaks - when you can just throw more RAM at it, instead?!
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