Simple question, simple answer. In case you have various computers, choose as many options as needed, one per computer (max. 3).

Vote on the poll.

 

16 on the main laptop, 1 on the "for emergencies" one.

But I thought 4 gb was the standard now a days...

God... times do change fast.

 

I still remember when I had 256 MB desktop like 5 years ago.

4GB was the gaming standard back when I bought my desktop IIRC, that's 7 years ago..

Still rockin with 4gb ram.

sadly havein 2GB now but will upgrade to 8gb or more!

But I thought 4 gb was the standard now a days...

God... times do change fast.

 

I still remember when I had 256 MB desktop like 5 years ago.

 

Dude my 5 and a half year old pc has 3 gb and that was not the standard at the time already (it was 4 gb) .

My gaming rig is currently broken (another month until i can afford another power supply) but it has 24 gb (i know it's overkill but i got the ram for free so i just used it ).

Dude my 5 and a half year old pc has 3 gb and that was not the standard at the time already (it was 4 gb) .

My gaming rig is currently broken (another month until i can afford another power supply) but it has 24 gb (i know it's overkill but i got the ram for free so i just used it ).

 

where did you get that 24GB ram for free? O.o

4 Gigabyte

 

where did you get that 24GB ram for free? O.o

 

A friend of mine ordered a 24 gb of ram and he got 48 , he gave me the extra .

have 8GB DDR3 divided on 2x2GB and 4x1GB because Acer apparently likes to use all the RAM slots and I can only have 2GB max per slot for some obscure reason. SO 12GB MAX AND I HAVE TO GET 4X2GB. not worth it.

inb4 new mobo, CPU, RAM and biiiiiiiiiig tower, for 600€. THEN MY PC IS CHEAPER THAN WHAT I BOUGHT IT FOR... wait what.

 

where did you get that 24GB ram for free? O.o

 

A friend of mine ordered a 24 gb of ram and he got 48 , he gave me the extra .

 

you lucky bastard...

8, but I hardly ever use more than 4, even with Premiere at full bore, so I don't see why I should upgrade.

But I thought 4 gb was the standard now a days...

God... times do change fast.

 

I still remember when I had 256 MB desktop like 5 years ago.

 

Standard is 8-16GB now.

 

5 years ago it was 2-4GB.

 

256MB was standard in Win98 times.

How is 8-16gb standard?

RAM chips are cheap.

Voted 8, because I have 8.

But I thought 4 gb was the standard now a days...

God... times do change fast.

 

I still remember when I had 256 MB desktop like 5 years ago.

 

Standard is 8-16GB now.

 

5 years ago it was 2-4GB.

 

256MB was standard in Win98 times.

Well not everybody can afford the newest things...

k00p":1lcykb2b]

But I thought 4 gb was the standard now a days...

God... times do change fast.

 

I still remember when I had 256 MB desktop like 5 years ago.

 

Standard is 8-16GB now.

 

5 years ago it was 2-4GB.

 

256MB was standard in Win98 times.

Well not everybody can afford the newest things...

 

Do you even fucking understand the real meaning of written English?

 

STANDARD!!! I dd not say "everyone has 8-16GB these days", it's just a standard, meaning most new PC configurations have that amount of RAM, people are upgrading to that much most often, and that's what most new applications use now. MOST, not ALL.

I"d say the standard is 4-8GB not 8-16 GB

4GB FTW

How is 8-16gb standard?

 

You'll rarely find a pre-built mainstream rig with less than 8GB, unless it's really low budget (but even those can have 8GB, because RAM is very cheap now).

 

Pre-built gaming rigs often have 12 or even 16GB.

 

And enthusiast that build their own PCs also put 8-16GBs now.

 

I'm not talking about old PCs here, I'm talking about the standard when you're buying/upgrading a PC at this time, and little people put 4GB in their rigs ATM, with 8GB being only few € more.

k00p":siyl7hps]

Well not everybody can afford the newest things...

 

I'm pretty sure most people can spend €25 on 8GB DDR3 RAM.

8 GB RAM

k00p":3ni4zlpc]

Well not everybody can afford the newest things...

 

I'm pretty sure most people can spend €25 on 8GB DDR3 RAM.

This. Only worst of the poorfags can't.

Ai nied moar ramm.

12GB RAM.

2x 4GB RAM and 2x 2GB RAM. Kinda nice for video editing :>

I still remember when I had 256 MB desktop like 5 years ago.

5 years ago that was really little already

 

I had it in In 2005, which is actually 8 years ago. I do not know why I am thinking of 2005 as 5 years ago. My brain is stupid.

I think of 1995-2000 as 10 years ago. even though it is about 15-20 years ago.

I still remember when I had 256 MB desktop like 5 years ago.

5 years ago that was really little already

 

I had it in In 2005, which is actually 8 years ago. I do not know why I am thinking of 2005 as 5 years ago. My brain is stupid.

I think of 1995-2000 as 10 years ago. even though it is about 15-20 years ago.

Same here... It's because between 2010-1013 almost nothing happened except those touch screen bullshit...

4GB for the win.