QOTW: How much memory is inside your main PC?

[spolsh]

16GB - it's enough for what i use, hell, 8GB would probably still be enough really.

[Jaffo]

8GB on mobo, 2GB on video card. Enough for the time being (at 1080).

[pumpkin]

Maxed out at 16Gb for board and 2Gb video card

[thonidy]

16 GB (4x4 GB) DDR3

[gupsterg]

16GB Kit (2x8GB), DDR4 , 2400MHz.

Quantity/speed of system RAM is more than sufficient for my uses.

[Uglich]

Desktop 16GB (GSkill 2x8GB DDR4 3000)
Graphics 2GB (GTX 770)

[decends]

System RAM: 16GB DDR3 Corsair Vengeance Pro 2133.
Video RAM: 8GB GDDR5 (GTX 1070)

[znakistu]

32Gb DDR3 1866 on my ROG laptop and 4 gb on video, 16 GB ddr3 1600 on my NAS, 16gb ddr3 on my work desktop.

[simonpreston]

8GB DDR3 in my desktop. Have been considering doubling it to 16GB or even 32GB (I like to run a few VMs). But then I'm also considering going with a whole new build, which would mean DDR4.

[hellig]

16gb 2x8gb module, just in case i need to expand with more

[Output]

8GB (2x4GB DDR3 1866MHz), which I've had for the past few years. I'm currently looking into doubling it to 16GB.

[Ferral]

8Gb XMS stuff which are 4x2Gb, I am thinking on getting another 8 and taking 4 out taking my up to twelve in the near future or maybe taking the XMS stuff out completely and getting 4x4Gb. My board does have an XMS profile for the ram so maybe go for that again.

[fail_quail]

RAM is the main area where i tend to overspec if possible. Whilst extra RAM often doesn't help a great deal, the file caching is nice. But having too little RAM is horrible and can cripple a system (same goes for VRAM on graphics cards)

-16GB in main PC (+8GB VRAM). 8GB would probably suffice for now if i was only gaming, but i do use the extra fairly often with VMs.
-8GB in server PC (for VM's), but i'd have more in there if i could. (motherboard maxed)
-8GB in laptop, this one admittedly is a bit comically overspecced as it's just a 1.6Ghz APU and at most runs a web-browser or older 2D games. No noticeable performance change running with 4GB, but i had a spare 4GB laying about so why not...

[AlexKL77]

16GB (2*8) G.Skill TridentX DDR3-2400 CL10

[Blackfoot]

16.0GB Dual-Channel DDR3 @ 936MHz

[FRISH]

16GB. I currently use 4 sticks, bad am considering that 2 sticks might be more reliable and potentially lower the chance of fault. I've had quite a lot of RAM problems... 16GB seemed like a lot a few years back, but am pretty glad I did.