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A MCS of what? That's like saying, "were I to run an algorithm". Any sort of mathematical or statistical modelling involving moderately large (e.g. space-time) datasets, and you're going to push up against that 16GB before long (unless it's something you can run externally, on distributed hardware). Really couldn't imagine buying a machine with 16GB RAM, but YMMV. -
Yeah I thought they would offer a 32gb version with the upgrade you can configure a dell XPS with that, space issues maybe or a processor/motherboard limitation?Comment
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The simulations are not so much quantity as is quality. Those simulations are used to decide what aircraft should or should not be flying, for example.Originally posted by jamesbrown View PostA MCS of what? That's like saying, "were I to run an algorithm". Any sort of mathematical or statistical modelling involving moderately large (e.g. space-time) datasets, and you're going to push up against that 16GB before long (unless it's something you can run externally, on distributed hardware). Really couldn't imagine buying a machine with 16GB RAM, but YMMV."Never argue with stupid people, they will drag you down to their level and beat you with experience". Mark TwainComment
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Space issues form what I've read. To maximize battery space the board is a custom design with everything as crammed in as possible and there just isn't the spaceOriginally posted by SlipTheJab View PostYeah I thought they would offer a 32gb version with the upgrade you can configure a dell XPS with that, space issues maybe or a processor/motherboard limitation?merely at clientco for the entertainmentComment
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But you can install a 2TB SSD - ohh"Never argue with stupid people, they will drag you down to their level and beat you with experience". Mark TwainComment
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I can't understand their obsession with making it even thinner, they've reduced the size by 20% overall, maybe if they'd only reduced it by 19% they could have accommodated more ram...Originally posted by eek View PostSpace issues form what I've read. To maximize battery space the board is a custom design with everything as crammed in as possible and there just isn't the spaceComment
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More ram costs more power. Ram vs SSD paging is negligible for most users. So a smaller,lighter, fast enough MacBook Pro that can be carried without a charger is better for the user.Originally posted by SlipTheJab View PostI can't understand their obsession with making it even thinner, they've reduced the size by 20% overall, maybe if they'd only reduced it by 19% they could have accommodated more ram...
I have a 16 gb 13 inch mac and since I moved to over to google docs and stoppped using windows, I charge it around 20 mins every 2 days.
I have a light a4 sleeve that carries my mac an iPad and a few lightening connectors and a EE MIFI box.
Compare that with the average PC guy and their over stuffed Swiss Army backpack.
One really nice feature of the latest OSX os is the way it's stores docs in iCloud. Didn't even bother to bring my laptop home this week. I just logged into the home Mac mini and all my stuff was there for me.Comment
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Why does this individual expect to run HAL on a laptop?Originally posted by eek View Post
I'm still using a 2007 Macbook pro for my piano, the machine just refuses to die. An update would serve no purpose."Never argue with stupid people, they will drag you down to their level and beat you with experience". Mark TwainComment
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