https://www.androidpolice.com/2018/09/27/oppo-release-find-x-variant-10gb-ram/
What do you think will actually be able to be done with so much hardware?
What do you think will actually be able to be done with so much hardware?
We don't need it, definitely not. Android does though![]()
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6 is more than enough for Android.
Tough crowd. I'll work on my routine - maybe won't open with it next time.
Bring it. Let's keep this hardware improvement going! If we are going to be paying over $1000 for a smartphone it better be stacked!https://www.androidpolice.com/2018/09/27/oppo-release-find-x-variant-10gb-ram/
What do you think will actually be able to be done with so much hardware?
10gb of RAM? Do we need this?
6 for Android, 4 for iOS is optimal. I'm not sure the point of anything more on such a small screen.
ChromeOS, which is closer to iOS in terms of memory management.What if you are projecting onto a larger screen?
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6 is more than enough for Android.
Bill is not a maker of hardware part otherwise he would say the more ram the better, more green in his pocket.
Yes we need it.
Not because we actually need it but because if we settle for a limit, then we are limited.
Keep pushing the boundaries.
For the price people are paying for these devices, there should me more of everything inside them.
Excessive and just because "bigger numbers are better" mentality (or maybe Samsung with bloatwiz).
Otherwise kinda pointless. If you want a device to run faster instead of cramming more ram in it, how's about streamlining your code and or stop bloating it down?
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Until apple decides for you, you know kinda like how 3.5" screen was perfect until...it was not.We don't need it, definitely not. Android does though![]()
I remember comments like this back when 1GB RAM was seen as unnecessaryExcessive and just because "bigger numbers are better" mentality (or maybe Samsung with bloatwiz).
Otherwise kinda pointless. If you want a device to run faster instead of cramming more ram in it, how's about streamlining your code and or stop bloating it down?
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Considering how AI, VR and AR are becoming more and more advanced in our phones, as well as features like Super Slow-motion video recording etc etc... I would say 10GB RAM could very well be where we will be in the next 18months or so.I'm curious, as of today, how does the "law of diminishing returns" play into this? given the current demands of our apps, photos, videos, etc. what amount of RAM is perfectly usable and where does it begin to start increasing power draw on the battery to the point where we get back to sub-day battery life (negative gains on battery for positive gains in RAM)? I imagine 10 GB right now is at that point where it's likely consuming more power than it's needed to make the phone work or operate better, but maybe it's power draw is similar to 6 or 8, not sure. I don't know the magic number and future device uses like AR, VR, etc. will benefit from more RAM... but for 2018 and these phones lasting into 2019 and 2020, is 6 enough? is 8 enough? I tend to be in the "moar is better" camp on some things but with RAM and other phone specs, it may not always be the case.... just food for thought. I don't have the "correct" answer![]()
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