The company’s since pulled guidance, casually positioning 16GB as the baseline and 32GB as the “no worries” zone, wasn’t just a recommendation. It’s a shift in responsibility. Because nothing about modern hardware suggests we suddenly need double the memory for the same everyday tasks. DDR5 memory is faster, more efficient, and more capable than anything we’ve had in the past. On paper, systems should feel smoother, more responsive, and more efficient....

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