Macs with 8GB of RAM are finally dead: Apple makes 16GB the new standard
In recent years, whenever Apple launched base configurations of Mac devices with 8GB of RAM, the Cupertino-based tech giant faced backlash from consumers arguing that 8GB of memory is simply insufficient for today’s demands. For example, when Apple ...
End of an era: Apple discontinues 8GB RAM Macs as the entire lineup now starts with 16GB
Although Macs have gained a lot of RAM upgrade options over the past few years, Apple has never changed anything in the base models since 2016, when the MacBook Air with 4GB of RAM was discontinued and the 8GB version became the standard. Since then, most Macs (except for the Mac Studio and Mac Pro) still came with 8GB RAM.
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The era of 8GB RAM is overI’m talking, of course, about selling PCs with 8GB of RAM. Not only did Apple remove 8GB configurations from its new M4 ...
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Apple quietly admits 8GB isn't enough in 2024, M4 iMac to ship with 16GB as standardIn a surprise announcement on Monday, Apple unveiled a rainbow of new iMacs powered by its M4 processor with 16 GB of memory ...
In recent months, several credible sources have claimed that Apple plans to release a redesigned, significantly thinner ...
In an unexpected move, Apple has bumped the starting configuration of the M2 and M3 MacBook Air up to 16GB of RAM.
The game asks for a Core i5-7500, 12GB of RAM, and a GTX 1060. Of course, you won't be running it at higher settings by just ...
Before, it cost you $200 to upgrade from the base 8GB MacBook Air to 16GB, but now you get the latter at the entry-level, with no price increase from Apple.
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