QOTW: How much memory is inside your PC?

[tonyd2233]

32GB. More than I need really as 16GB would do me fine, but flight sim likes it and there is no harm in filling your slots if you can right?

+1 empty slots suck

[daddacool]

32GB of DDR4-3200 SODIMMs, in 2x16GB sticks. Hades Canyon NUC

[cheesemp]

16gb of DDR4-3000 (Clocked to 3200 - Its samsung so could go higher when I have the chance). Decided to put the extra money towards the motherboard and go x570 as a CPU/RAM upgrade later will be more useful/cheaper rather than go 32gb now.

[Dashers]

Looks like I'm the only one with this arrangement, 48GB, quad-channel DDR4-3000

Started off with 16GB in 2014 when I built this, then added in another 32GB the other year as I was finding 16GB was under pressure when playing games with applications idle in the background. I'm glad I did it, as I'm using far more virtual machines now, and I'm generally idling around the 30GB mark. I'm in the process of wangling a new development workstation which I'll go for 64GB for starters. I'm not ready to upgrade yet, keeping an eye out for DDR5 roadmaps. Will probably start go with 4x16GB as a starter on my next build.

I've also got my home server running numerous virtual machines, but due to avoiding things like Windows and Java that's running without over-provisioning on 8GB

[Pouchey2]

Currently 16GB though I'm looking to upgrade as I've recently got into 3D modelling.

[mark_a_scott]

For my new build I have a 256GB Corsair Vengeance RGB quad channel kit

[gordon861]

32GB in current PC

Currently running a flight in MS FligtSim along with some browsers on other two screens and using 18GB of it, so it looks like 32GB was the correct choice three years ago.

[Lord Midas]

32GB
Would've been nice if this thread was also a poll. You know, for a nice visual indicator of which size is average... my guess is 16GB

[Methanoid]

640K - "640k ought to be enough for anybody." :-D

[EtheAv8r]

64 GB in my Asus ROG X570 Crosshair VIII Hero with Ryzen 9 3900X.

It will do for a good long while.

[T1gerTim]

32GB of DDR4 at 1066

[UKVamp]

64gb of corsair 3600 2 x 32 gb sticks

[Zgred]

64GB DDR4 3200MHz QUAD CHANNEL, 8 units 8GB each.

[krane]

I have 32gb, but I'm going to 64gb soon (although I know not why)

[jparlanti]

4x32GB / 128GB, enough so far for photo and video post post-production use, more than enough for any genre of gaming.

[raygdunn]

8Gb and 16Gb when that ASRock mobo finally comes into stock at Scan and I can start the new build.