top | item 44383813 (no title) arrty88 | 8 months ago I concur. I just upgraded from m1 air with 8gb to m4 with 24gb. Excited to run bigger models. discuss order hn newest diggan|8 months ago > m4 with 24gbWow, that is probably analogous to 48GB on other systems then, if we were to ask an Apple VP? vntok|8 months ago Not sure what Apple VPs have to do with the tech but yeah, pretty much any core engineer you ask at Apple will tell you this.Here is a nice article with some info about what memory compression is and how it works: https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2013/10/os-x-10-9/#page-17It's been a hard technical problem but is pretty much solved by now since its first debut in 2012-2013. load replies (1)
diggan|8 months ago > m4 with 24gbWow, that is probably analogous to 48GB on other systems then, if we were to ask an Apple VP? vntok|8 months ago Not sure what Apple VPs have to do with the tech but yeah, pretty much any core engineer you ask at Apple will tell you this.Here is a nice article with some info about what memory compression is and how it works: https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2013/10/os-x-10-9/#page-17It's been a hard technical problem but is pretty much solved by now since its first debut in 2012-2013. load replies (1)
vntok|8 months ago Not sure what Apple VPs have to do with the tech but yeah, pretty much any core engineer you ask at Apple will tell you this.Here is a nice article with some info about what memory compression is and how it works: https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2013/10/os-x-10-9/#page-17It's been a hard technical problem but is pretty much solved by now since its first debut in 2012-2013. load replies (1)
diggan|8 months ago
Wow, that is probably analogous to 48GB on other systems then, if we were to ask an Apple VP?
vntok|8 months ago
Here is a nice article with some info about what memory compression is and how it works: https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2013/10/os-x-10-9/#page-17
It's been a hard technical problem but is pretty much solved by now since its first debut in 2012-2013.