16GB and it's plenty for what I need right now, paired with an old Skylake CPU.
I expect to upgrade in about 12 months, at which point I'll probably get a nice jump up to 64GB
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16GB and it's plenty for what I need right now, paired with an old Skylake CPU.
I expect to upgrade in about 12 months, at which point I'll probably get a nice jump up to 64GB
8 GB - plenty for gaming WOT and daily browsing etc.
In your PC? What, some people only have one?
Own 16GB and 32GB,for benchmarks and gaming ,I use 16 GB at 3533 cl14 fastest preset timing G-SKILL Trident Z /
B-die , 4 sticks max out at 3400 , run very hot even with safe presets.
64gb
An ordinary 16 GB of 3200 MHz DDR4. It's fine for gaming and VS2019.
32Gb, 4x8Gb 3200mhz Corsair Vengeance. Served me well for nearly 4 years on my 7700K/Z270 setup that was just upgraded to an RTX 3090. Now my vram is actually approaching system memory size, lol. 32Gb system + 24Gb vram, that's a lotta ram!
Running 64gb with an AMD TR 3970. It seems to be just right. Amont the usial gaming rig uses I also host a lot of virtual machines on it.
16gb that's more than enough for gaming.
Currently 32GB. My laptop came with 16GB, but I noticed usage climb as high as 15GB while editing, so I upgraded.
Currently 16GB DDR4. I was planning on upgrading when AM5 comes out. Now I am rethinking this. My current build runs fine. So I am now thinking of upgrading the DDR4 ram to 32 GB and getting better SSD, replacing older HDD's, or getting an nvme drive. It all comes down to cost though.
My kids 2 PCs got 8gb ddr3 mem. My ryzen 2600 got 16gb 3000mhz.
256mb sd-ram got to love windows 98 :D
16GB which is enough for me
64GB, use some for ramdisks for browser cache so i don't have to wipe and clean the NTFS MFT every month or free space, slowing the box down and windows startup 40% when you don't clean them a clean with BCWipe https://www.jetico.com/data-wiping/wipe-files-bcwipe
32GB for some vid editing but the higher the resolution the more ram i will need. (could also do with a better graphic card)