RAM

OhCanVT

It just downloaded more RAM from the dark web

quarkral

with respect Razer laptops are overpriced and overheating garbage with gaming bling. not a very fair comparison I'd say something like Dell XPS 13 is a fair comparison to MBP 13. It's a well respected windows ultrabook [XPS 13](https://www.dell.com/en-us/shop/dell-laptops/xps-13-laptop/spd/xps-13-9315-laptop/xn9315fyvrh?cjevent=460746f4eac511ed819101b20a82b839&dgc=CJ&publisherid=5250933&publisher=&aff=Microsoft+Shopping+%28Bing+Rebates%2C+Coupons%2C+etc.%29&affid=5250933&aff_webid=100357191&aff_user_id=oc5A05L8E%2FcFrofF6SHThBGDVXxwgp5oP65Qha611PQ2XxO8t%2BEYH78OM4oDtSQP&cjdata=MXxOfDB8WXww&gacd=9684992-28463632-5750457-345576786-177846717&dgc=af&VEN1=15378158-100357191-oc5A05L8E/cFrofF6SHThBGDVXxwgp5oP65Qha611PQ2XxO8t+EYH78OM4oDtSQP-Microsoft%20Shopping%20(Bing%20Rebates,%20Coupons,%20etc.)&dclid=CKG34vbR3P4CFQSMnwodxqEAjg) 12th gen i7, 32GB RAM, 1TB Hard drive = $1349 [MBP 13](https://www.apple.com/shop/buy-mac/macbook-pro/13-inch-space-gray-apple-m2-chip-with-8-core-cpu-and-10-core-gpu-256gb) M2 chip, 24GB unified memory (wtf is that), 1TB SSD = $2099

Low_Collar3405

Having 128 GB of RAM is so awesome. I can have like 500 tabs open in Chrome and computer runs just as fast

neothedreamer

I bought a MacBook Pro for my son. It was about $1200 for the M2 8G, about 2x a similarly speed Windows machine. I thought it would be under-powered, but I have been using it for a while, and it is doing as well as Windows laptops with 2x the RAM. I don't think I will ever go back to Windows. The aluminum case will basically last forever. I don't understand why 85% of Windows laptops are plastic. I have two with cracked cases right now.

TorqueHer84

Micron is RAM. OP seems interested in processors.

That-Whereas3367

GOOG, AMZN and MSFT are all building their own custom AI hardware. Nobody wants to pay $35K for a Tesla H100 (aka a glorified gaming card with 80Gb RAM). GPU cloud providers can be an order of magnitude more expensive than owning your own hardware with similar performance,

HarryParotesties

Haha, I had a sales position years ago and a similar setup. RAM MOUNT was great, people thought I was an undercover or something. I still can't believe steering with the knee while typing emails. Memories...

Jimster480

Oh so soldering? What can you solder exactly? let a small capacitor or TFT fail, good luck soldering that without a really nice setup including microscopes and a bench. Try unsoldering and resoldering the CPU, the GPU, the RAM, the wifi card.... all of them are near impossible without a batch of expensive equipment and quite a bit of expertise. Few laptops have replaceable memory today unless they are larger gaming laptops. SATA ports are going away on laptops entirely and most only have 1 NVMe slot... so gone are expandable drives too other than replacing the same singular drive... Even some of the laptops that have ports for the network cards have BIOS restrictions for specific Network cards that identify with the BIOS... making them near impossible to upgrade and also sometimes difficult to replace (happens alot with HP laptops). As far as getting the entire motherboard; this depends on the laptop. Depends on the costs... if I look at my Alienware M15R5; the price of a used motherboard with the same specs as the one I have is close to the price of the laptop. That is for USED, a new motherboard is the same cost as a used laptop of the same specs. This is the case for MANY laptops as I have fixed several systems in the past and done various motherboard swaps. Year after year parts availability is less, the process of the swap is more difficult and the prices are higher.

Freddit-

This'll eat into the the GMC/Chevy/Hummer market. Those are all trucks for white collar soft handed pussies. They're going to flock to this thing. Ford and RAM owners aren't going near it.

Dirty_magnum

I used to have die hard RAM friends until their 2nd and third transmissions… lol.

Hitchens666

A vehicle coming out 2 years from now is better than one that came out last year. Wow. And its a Dodge so I would bet that a 2022 Lighting will be the 2025 RAM.

SupermouseDeadmouse

Electric RAM coming out next year will eat Ford’s lunch. It has a small range extender engine, something sorely lacking in the other e-trucks.

thetaFAANG

so Apple already has the Neural Chips inside all their devices. It just doesn't have much RAM extended to it. so its very likely that the next refreshes will just have a ton of RAM and we'll have client side AIs.

Bxdwfl

"memory RAM" 

Renaissance007

Get the cheapest with most memory RAM

Gristle__McThornbody

Chart looks weird. Do I need to install more RAM?

That-Whereas3367

TPUs and ASICs are 1-2 orders of magnitude more efficient than GPUs for ML. CPUs are more cost effective and far easier to program than a GPU for many ML tasks. The introduction of DDR5/6 RAM, many-core CPUs and onboard NPU will further improve the competitiveness of CPUs.

pdoherty972

Chrome is a memory pig and uses way too much RAM.

That-Whereas3367

The NVDA EULA actually prohibits the use of gaming hardware in datacentres. NVDA 'AI accelerators' are basically modified gaming GPUs with different drivers. They remove the cooling fans, lower the base clock rate and use faster HBM2 RAM. Then they multiply the price by 10-20x.

throwfaraway6667

Western Digital as well as numerous other companies already moved to RISCV, it's only a matter of time that Intel's new fab is finished (maybe it already is?) and they start producing RISCV processors as well and Windows 11 already runs on ARM, so it's not that big of a deal to move to RISCV. ​ At that point, Apple can no longer claim a competitive edge. Pretty much every fanboy I know from a decade ago telling me how GREATTTTT OSX is has moved to Windows or even Linux. Myself moved to OSX in 2019. Apple is overpriced at this point. All other laptops are cheaper AND you can repair them yourself with minor cost (like replacing SSD or RAM) whereas on Macbooks that's impossible. You go to the genius bar and you'll lose everything off your storage because they have to replace the entire mainboard. ​ Tim Cook really fucked up telling Steve Jobs to move manufacturing out of house because it's coming to bite them in the ass right about now with this US-China relation. I think he was just chosen to push an agenda and it worked for a good decade, but times are a changing. I foresee a change in leadership, maybe Jonathan Ive will take his place? IDK good luck with your calls. I hope I'm wrong for your sake.

Bandit5317

Steep decline in NAND flash prices, which impacts RAM and SSDs. Return to normal for GPUs outside of Nvidia's ridiculously overpriced 4000 series. No change in CPU prices. Motherboard prices remain elevated.

soAsian

[Apple's stock falls to lead the Dow's losers after data showing PC sales plunged more than peers ](https://www.marketwatch.com/story/apples-stock-falls-to-lead-the-dows-losers-after-data-showing-pc-sales-plunged-more-than-peers-2023-04-10) Mac Mini: 8gb RAM and 256gb SSD for $600. what's dis? Windows 3.11 Workstation?

29da65cff1fa

they're still selling computers with 8GB of soldered RAM that you can't upgrade.... my 8 year old laptop came with 8GB of RAM (with upgradeable slots)

Xillllix

I would have bought a MacBook Pro if they didn’t overcharge for RAM and HD space. The whole thing is $7k CAD with acceptable SSD space and 64GB of RAM after taxes.

Moaning-Squirtle

I'm not sure if it's just me, but the improvements in PCs in the last few years have been underwhelming. To get a decent upgrade, it feels like you need to spend a fair bit more than what you did a few years ago. In the past, it seemed like $1000 now, then $1000 in 3–4 years for a new build would be a very noticeable improvement. In the 2000s, computers had limited RAM, much less processing power, and slow HDDs. I think in the late 2000s, RAM became a non-issue once we started to get to 4–8 GB as standard. After that, SSDs became standard in the early-mid 2010s. All of this happened with CPUs getting a lot more powerful. Nowadays, a new computer doesn't have the same major bottlenecks unless you're running more GPU intensive games or specific uses like video editing.

Bryguy3k

Now factor in the cost. Rivian owners at superchargers (the best charging network there is if we want to be frank about it) end up pay the equivalent per mile as a V6 ICE RAM 1500.

sat5ui_no_hadou

It's easy to order an ICE in a crate and have it shipped directly to your home or source one from a junkyard. Transporting battery cells is difficult because they pose a fire hazard. Having fewer components doesn't necessarily correlate to the modularity of repairs. For example, my MacBook laptop has really only three main components: the shell (including the keyboard and display), the logic board, and the battery. On the other hand, my desktop computer has many modular components, including the CPU, GPU, RAM, and storage. If the logic board becomes faulty on my laptop, I only have to replace that one component, but that component almost constitutes the price of the laptop itself. In contrast, if the RAM on my desktop becomes corrupt, I can source that individual component. Vehicles are similar. If the valve spring on my internal combustion engine becomes faulty, I can replace that singular component and continue the life of the vehicle. I'm financing the cost of repairs over time. An electric vehicle powertrain really only has three components: the battery cells, the electric engine, and the liquid battery cooling system. If the battery cells become faulty, I only have to replace one component, but that single component could cost $10,000. The steep upfront cost for that repair makes it difficult to amass the capital needed to perform it. On the other hand, with an ICE, I can make incremental repairs to the drivetrain throughout its life.

self-assembled

ARM no longer offers better energy efficiency. It actually makes no difference. Zen 4 matches Apple's M2, but scales to higher power levels as well. And that's despite the fact that M2 has on-chip RAM which reduces traffic power consumption. The reason people had that impression for the last few years is that ARM processors didn't have to compete in the high performance space yet.

becool773

Chips means computer RAM's here?

colapen

Intel and TSMC doesn't make RAM and NAND Flash chips. Completely different semiconductor market. While Samsung is 2nd in the world for fabrication competing with TSMC, the main bread and butter for Samsung semi is NAND and RAM. Samsung has been playing the chicken game for 20+ years now. How do you think Japan which had 7 out of top 10 semiconductor companies is now no where to be seen in the top 10? Samsung, Hynix, Micron and IBM are a cartel and they have been driving out their competitors one by one for many decades now.

Revaivel

Samsung makes memory chips, not compute chips, so they aren't related. You don't mine with your RAM or SSD. Source: work in the semicon industry

sleepyunindividual

I'm worried that when inventory levels go back to normal we won't have the same great deals on RAM and SSDs.

tastypieceofmeat

Literally neither unless you’re a UX designer in SF and need something electric to drive to flex on your fellow tech bros Get a RAM TRX don’t be a beta

ImpossibleWar3757

I’m with you on this… hate to say it but I started with 50 bucks and a bag of belongings in June of 2019…. Living in a halfway house. I’m out here balling now 🤷🏻 I feel like I’m in a golden age. Bought a duplex, renting out half… I have a brokerage, traditional Ira, a Roth IRA AND a pension….. A PENSION (through a trade union) my mortgage rate is 3.25 I also drove a 2020 RAM , traded it in for 2021 RAM. I also bought my ex a 2017 Hyundai (traded it in when we broke up). And got my current wife a 2021 Kia. Started to lay down her debt and fix her credit while I’m sitting with an 800 credit score

kittywrastler

I like ARM, its overthrown the x86 monopoly which has been a natural monopoly for decades. x86 was invented and useful back when RAM was the limiting factor, you'd bundle operations together so your program could actually fit into the ram. Nowadays its seen as inefficient, and smaller instructions/RISC is better. But you simply require your application to have an ARM compiler to compile from something like C to assembly language.

ideal_NCO

SSDs are flash memory. RAM is flash memory. I get what you’re saying tho.

wsdog

Deals nothing with micron, they produce RAM not HDDs aor SSDs.

creemeeseason

No, I've used a few of their products. I find their UI to be overly simplistic to the point it infuriates me. Both on iphone and Mac. They tried to make it so simple, that it's overly complex. Nothing is where I want it to be. They don't interact well with non apple products too. Also, that proprietary "lightning" charger that costs twice as much as every other charger in the world.....maybe I don't want to use icloud! It's not that great. The iPhone features are always about 2 years behind the android equivalent, but apple does a better job marketing, so they pawn things off as fresh. They rave about their styling, but make everything so fragile you need to cover it with a case, so who cares?! Their stores strike me as so pompous I feel sick inside them. It's all about image and cool instead of getting me the stuff I want. And why is there ALWAYS a line there? What product is worth waiting in line for?! Maybe the occasional game or movie, but there's always a line!! And their stuff is always 30-40% more expensive than the android or PC equivalent. Even if I get one did product in my life, I can replace it and still spend less than the apple version. I've never had virus issues on PC, and I've been using them for almost 30 years. So, that seems like marketing hype. Also, I can't imagine the process to add RAM to a Mac. You probably need to be wearing a turtleneck and beg a genius for help.... Rant over. Like I said though, I've been underestimating apple for a long time, so obviously a lot of other people like them.

Barlimochimodator

RAM

mazrim00

Why is RAM halted? I read on here yesterday that they are liquidating but I've never had one do it that fast if thats the case. (Meaning returning money for shares).

Walrus_Watcher

RAM liquidating at $10.51.

That-Whereas3367

Using bridges to run a model across multiple cards is completely routine. NVDA is running an extortion racket that doesn't allow (undefined) 'datacenters' to use gaming cards. So you are forced to pay 5x as much for the same performance. \[The 80GB HBM2 RAM in the H100 is only worth about $200-300 more.\]

That-Whereas3367

The train left the station long ago. AMD and INTC and GOOG all have better enterprise AI hardware. Even the humble AAPL M1 laptop is surprisingly good at AI. NVDA charges $30K for the H100 which is basically a $1500 RTX 4090 gaming card with more RAM.

Rokinthem22syadig

Would a RAM or F150 be better to compensate for my small dick?

bmeisler

The computer running our 2nd-rate simulation needs a RAM upgrade.

ImRayShoesmithsSmile

it slows down other parts of computer. I think RAM and CPU

dumb_brick

Ford is gay, Chevy is Latino as shit (checks out all over US). Try RAM

sidepart

Also work in risk management (more focused on system safety though), but yeah, that all makes sense. This is an interesting thought experiment though. I have no serious idea what companies or even individuals do to mitigate that kind of risk though. In fact when I was younger, I recall my dad telling me about FDIC asking me what I'd do if I had more than $150k (at the time) in the bank? My answer was somewhat of a non-committal, I dunno, split it up between several banks? Well...what if you have $10mm? Split it up between 67 banks? K, whatever dad, like I'm ever going to have $150k in my checking account much less $10mm. Not really sure what you actually should do to make that risk as low as practicable. I mean, even consider the IT backup scenario you mentioned. Well...if the backup tapes and drives on-site are destroyed, Iron Mountain gets nuked, and whatever other 4 storehouses you send backup copies to at different corners of the country also get nuked (I don't know what IT normally does, this is just shit I hear). WELP! I mean you burned that risk down as much as you really could. Putting on my risk management hat though to really think on this, I'm curious what businesses do to mitigate this risk. Banks are *supposed* to be a safe place to put money. What's the probability that a bank fails and the FDIC steps in? Off-hand that qualitatively seems very unlikely. Even if losing all of your cash (except $250k) is considered the highest severity, a lot of risk matrices I see tend to have "Low Risk" in that row/column. Now, whether or not the risk matrix *should* be made up like that is another story. I generally like to see a Medium risk (like: Low, Medium, Serious, High) as the lowest possible risk for the highest severity on the table, but that's just me. For example, MIL-STD-882E has Medium as the risk for the lowest probability row, and is associated with the 3 highest severities but that tends to make sense when we're talking about aircraft and the like. But! Even that standard talks about how can agree upon a different RAM. I feel like I see a lot of people just kind of copy/paste risk matricies that you see out there without really understanding that it's something that can be adapted/modified depending on the industry, or even the program or project to be honest. But again, that's another story.

TheGRS

After you download more RAM

anthro28

This is why a RAM 2500 is $90,000. Some fucking moron *will* buy it at that price, so it stays that price.

paradonym

It's just the same with the website not clearing out RAM of items not currently shown on screen, making the website slower the longer you scroll.

PlaneReflection

Worst credit goes to Nissan (specifically Altima and Rogues), Infiniti, Hyundai/KIA and Chrysler/Dodge/RAM.

That-Whereas3367

Dedicated AI hardware already has price/performance an order of magnitude better than GPUs for AI. DDR6 RAM will allow integrated GPUs to run mid/high end games. It will be on the market in 2-3 years.

yDreamseller

Maybe I’m way off on this, but I feel like the Cybertruck is only going to take off with Silicon Valley Bro’s & upper class soccer moms. The pickup truck market is going to be harder to crack that your standard saloon/estate market. I think it’s going to take a huge cultural shift for people to stop picking cheaper, used trucks from Ford/Chevy/RAM for a Tesla…

MetaphoricalMouse

oh shit is RAM still not merged? wow

Walrus_Watcher

Anyone want to pitch me on Arb opportunities? Mostly out of my oversized RAM position and looking for something risk free-ish but better than treasuries.

Tyr312

Temporary tbh. I got to see the RAM EV in Michigan and it beat it and Ford Lightning.

intelpentium400

Are you referring to Microsoft Edge when you’re talking about RAM usage? Bing is the search engine, Edge is the browser. Regardless, just because your product has better AI chat and uses less RAM doesn’t make your search engine better. What you see on the first page of your search results is an important factor. Google being able to provide Google Maps and reviews when you search for an address/business is a big factor for many.

Hoodwink

I can tell you why I only buy NVIDIA graphics cards over AMD... the AMD cards I had in the past had to be configured properly to work right. I basically just want to 'plug and play'. When I read I need to make sure I have these settings, just so it can work normally, I'm pretty much done. It means things can go wrong and I can spend 20 hours trying to fix it and I don't have that time anymore. Maybe it's different these days, but I keep hearing stuff from their CPU's that you need at least 16 gb of 3200mhz RAM. While it's easy to do, it also means there's more points of failure to check. Also, my NVIDIA cards last for 6+ years at a time. My 1060 6gb is still going strong. AMD cards when I was young seemed to die early.

Louie_Ville_Slugger

TBF my RX 6600 XT can run Cyberpunk and Spiderman Remastered with raytracing on high, high quality settings, at 48 FPS average in Cyberpunk and 75 in Spiderman. But also TBf I have 4600 MHz RAM and an i9-10850 so the GPU has a lot of assistance.

SolomonKings7

Genuinely surprised by NVDA beat. Since it's quite expensive to have GPU RAM above 25 gb to play with GPT models, I'm guessing everyone is starting to use their servers to play with GPT-mania.

retard-is-not-a-slur

This is not an investing POV, but I still buy Intel chips and Intel chips only because they are typically made in the US. Not all of them, but the CPUs I've bought are. AMD is fabless. I buy as few Chinese made semiconductors as is possible. I specifically purchase Samsung SSDs and RAM either from SK Hynix/Samsung/Micron that is made in either South Korea or the US. GPUs worth having are all Chinese made as far as I could tell. There has been a lot of discussion that Intel doing their own manufacturing is a huge drag on their business. I don't necessarily disagree, but from a national defence and ethics standpoint, China is emphatically not preferable to outsource all chipmaking to. It will screw us in the long term and gives them leverage. Domestic production of chips is essential to long term survival. It doesn't matter if where we outsource to is friendly today, tomorrow we could be cut off.

Ok-Charge1983

Just bought a MacBook Pro 2010 13.3 inch screen with 8 GB RAM, without a charger and a bad battery for approximately 110 USD, did I make a good investment?

Tasty-Fox9030

Oh idunno. The CPU in mine came from California, the RAM and SSD came from Korea, and the GPU came from Taiwan. I get that Chinese people aren't exactly the devil and the world is a lot more complicated than "X country good Y country bad" but there's also a narrative that China's irreplaceable and that's not true either. Now having said all of that, what are we complaining about exactly? People are making a factory to make products people want. That's business, business is good, yay!

colliric

As one user notes, you can add multiple personalities to it at the exact same time. He added this dude called RAM as the third personality.

sleepyunindividual

Too drunk to understand RAM's ad.

Responsible-Ad571

Oh so it was RAM my bad. Point is still the same, he assumed that was the pinnacle of human evolution lmao. Sarcasm. But that's why saying... Never gonna anything is always I'll advised lol.

samcrut

That one's actually not true. That's not what he said. The "quote" is made up. He was pushing to get PCs to work with MORE RAM at the time. They tried to cap it at 512k, but he got them to push it up to 640k, and that was a nightmare.

Muhznit

As a programmer I just threw up in my mouth a little at this statement. Let me warn you now: It's all fun and games until you lose internet connection, or you find yourself chained to subscriptions, or your goddamn mini fridge has RAM requirement. It's gonna be especially painful for the people who think that reliance on AI is a good substitute for problem-solving skills.

That-Whereas3367

The primary market is laptops and business PCs with integrated graphics. In a few years DDR6 RAM will be mainstream and (relatively) high performance integrated graphics will be possible. \[The sub $300 GPU market is already dead.\] All CPU manufacturers (even phones) are integrating high speed AI cores which are much faster and more energy efficient than GPUs. NVidia GPUS are used for the *majority* of AI due to better software and support. AMD makes the most powerful datacentre GPUs. Specialist AI hardware (TPU, IPU, etc) is *vastly* (1-2 orders of magnitude) faster, more energy efficient and can handle much larger datasets than a GPU.

That-Whereas3367

So mind-numbingly ignorant it is hardly worth a reply. The M2 is low power *laptop* chip. It has an integrated GPU \~1/3 as powerful as an *entry level* Nvidia 3050 or Radeon 6600. It doesn't have sufficient RAM to train large models. Nobody is going yo use laptop hardware for enterprise use. AAPL doesn't make rack servers. OpenAI runs on MSFT Azure servers powered by Nvidia Tesla GPUs. It has absolutely nothing to do with AAPL. [https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/products/cognitive-services/openai-service/](https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/products/cognitive-services/openai-service/) Mostaque use Macs to *write* the Stable Diffusion software (Macs are very popular with developers). Stable Diffusion is actually optimised to run on Linux cloud servers using Nvidia GPUs.

jamesg-net

Carvana keeps a record of any time a vehicle goes through an auction house and what was disclosed. Sometimes that information is wrong or misleading. For instance my RAM 1500 had air bags installed, and the auction house disclosed that programmatically as "frame damage or suspension modification" despite being a very normal modification on trucks that tow. While this helps prevent buying super damaged vehicles, it also causes them to miss out on good vehicles. Source: I was a software engineer for the company.

baconography

Depends on your graphic card needs. If you play pretty intense games, that will be your biggest outlay, maybe $1,200-$1,800. But many people overbuy what they think they need. In most cases, a $700 graphics card is just fine. Buy as much RAM as you can afford, and have fast hard drive access. A dedicated swap-file M.2 drive if you can. But, it can range from $1,200 to $5,000, depending on what you need. Research the games requirements first, and go from there. Sorry I can't give you a better estimate; maybe DM me, and I can narrow it down for you.

Diligent_Rub7317

I’m always over ask in my live trades haha, I think it’s something we just have to deal with. When I first started I didn’t seem to have this issue but it seems ever since I made this post it’s been the same. Maybe something to do with an update? I’ve also seen a lot of people adjusting how much RAM the program runs on in their settings so it’s possible that may affect the processing speed for paper trades as they’re simulated?

BA_calls

2024 model (which comes out in 2023 as all car models work that way). These cars have a lidar. You’re saying “i bet they won’t let me download more RAM”

SuperNewk

His delivery is off, but my take is the current market was oversaturated with shorts into the new year. They got squeezed, now the stocks rallied hard so if they decline 50% from here that would be alright. ​ the rally gave J pow a window to RAM home more rate hikes.... If stocks start rallying inflation will ramp back up

devilpants

There's a bunch of 3.8 GM cars that aren't that common that have the same L67 as the GTP/SSEi like the Regal GS, 06+ Grand Prix GT, Riviera, Some Impalas, Park Avenues, and there are some jaguars and volvos and GM did some of the V8s with superchargers like CTSV and Camaro ZL1, Corvette ZR1, RAM 1500TRX, Ford Lightning (original).. ok there are actually bunch but it's still not that common if you look at the big picture and they are usually low production cars. I asked ChatGPT for a list and it was mostly right but got a couple wrong.

StarmanRick

The ones I am currently in are RAM and BREZ. Hard sometimes to figure out the exact number but they are around the NAV price. There are probably others that i am unaware of

Walrus_Watcher

RAM is below NAV (by 10 +cents or so?), but not sure how low float you are thinking here.

PassiveF1st

Cell Phones have the same issue. There hasn't been a new app or tech that drives consumers to replace their PC/Phones in recent years. It doesn't help that prices are still sky high. The only stuff I've seen really go on sale has been memory. Which is why I upgraded my RAM and bought a 2tb nvme drive.

goofy-boots

XMP for RAM, i mean my specs are tit. idk wtf is wrong, here's my bench : [https://www.userbenchmark.com/UserRun/58703863](https://www.userbenchmark.com/UserRun/58703863) fresh OS build too. BIOS newly updated. its crazy.

womerah

Future, more powerful, neural nets are going to have to rely on compute-in-memory (basically RAM that can do basic maths without the processor). Maybe $SAP or something would be a good buy based on that

Jelly__Rogers

NYSE running on Windows XP Media Center edition on a single dusty pentium II chip and 256 MB of RAM confirmed.

tarsun

this reminds me I need to install that extra RAM...

Sauzer20

My first profits I bought new iPhone and updated my laptop with more RAM. Worth it.

Huarrnarg

wtf is this web AI thing and how can i use it to yolo money into stocks? don't hog all the RAM for yourself

InvestingNerd2020

For your sibling, I do like the Wellington (VWENX) idea and not disclosing your compensation to anyone who doesn't already know. Another strategy for your sibling is: * Don't tell anyone who doesn't know. * $100k to pay off any non-mortgage debt and for emergency needs in a high yield savings account. Amex savings is great for large deposits. * The other $600k can go towards a large cap value fund. Either ETF VTV or SCHV. Both offer good downside protection and solid long-term growth to offset inflation (in any 10-15 year period). ​ FYI...Nobody needs $100k for a Youtube channel. Maybe $5k to $10k for professional level work (good video editing laptop, cameras, and lighting). Start with a M1 Macbook Pro 14 inches (16GB of RAM and 500GB of SSD). The rest with good story produced by ChatGPT for a subject he is passionate about. All of this can be done with $5k. The remaining $5k would be to pay the bills for the first 2 months until the channel blows up.

trg420x

I was able to shut down the Youtube channel pretty quick by offering to donate some 4 year old mirrorless equipment (body and kit lenses), older audio and light gear that had hit the 5 year write-off window, and a 2013 Mac Pro (12-core, 128 GB RAM and 2TB SSD) to edit content, I also showed him how his favorite channels started off pretty low tech with consumer cameras, bad lights and audio, and slowly leveled up as they found an audience and niche and he lost interest pretty quickly in the notion. CD or bond ladder has its appeal to me and I'll mention it if the opportunity presents itself.

runsanditspaidfor

No other car company would make changes in this way. They’d offer rebates or incentives or great financing. Never slash MSRP. Dodge/Ram was notorious for this pre-pandemic which is why their vehicles tended to depreciate rapidly. You could always get money off a RAM and the previous year would take a corresponding hit. Toyota would never take anything off on new Tacomas or 4Runners, which is one reason they hold their value. Tesla, again, is unique. With no dealer network they just have a price. Car dealerships take a lot of heat for what traditional OEMs do. Tesla is it’s own dealership, now they deal with the repercussions…

Investinwaffl3s

I bought a Lenovo T490 (256g ssd/8gb ram )from ebay for $200 and the seller sent me a T14 Gen 1 with 16gb of RAM and it even came with the backlit keyboard!! Im stoked. Small victory, but feeling blessed.

DeerNinja

$808 for my 2021 RAM 2500 Cummins. $82k total Bought brand new in 2021. 30k Down.

ram905

4 GB RAM can be dedicated to a bot and one can run multiple bots (as many as 60k bots) through the ports available . 4 Cored CPU is also needed .

SomewhatAmbiguous

Yeah at a cost of several $million a day, have fun rolling out a model that needs 700gb of RAM to run inference on to a billion users on Nvidia hardware.

bonghits96

There are plenty. It's worth your while to start poking around SEC filings if you're interested in this sort of thing. (You'd notice, for example, that the RAM contributions are basically fool's gold because of another facet of that extension vote.) I know there are also paid services that will, for instance, tell you the best YTM on pre-merger SPACs, but they were too rich for my blood. Happy arbing!

SPAC-ey-McSpacface

Which SPACs besides BREZ and RAM are adding 3.5¢ kickers each month? I feel like there's one or two more I'm forgetting.

silentjxhn

> The computational expense is what I was referring to - and that is very high when contrasted with a standard database (think sql relational database). Without even getting into layer 2s and rollups, which offload some of the effort, all of that "computational expense" powers not just token transfers, but also all of DeFi, all of NFTs, DAOs, gitcoin donations, mortgages, insurance, lending and borrowing, all across the globe in real time ... > The blockchain (depending on size and maturity) relies on thousands of computers to verify its transactions - and that IO, RAM, and energy consumption is much higher than a single, albeit large, server sitting in a bank somewhere. Jim Bianco on the Bankless Podcast n.70 (Facing the Frontier) on June, 21 2021: *Let me talk about the banks and let me not get pissed off while I do so.* *In 1871 Western Union invented the wire transfer and if you wanted to send $300 to somebody say in San Francisco it would cost you 3%. Back in 1871 they had to but the 300$ in a pouch, get on a horse and ride it to San Francisco. It cost you 3% to send money in 1871 and it took to two to four days.* *In 2021 to do a wire transfer (not a bank transfer) it costs 3% and takes two days. Not one damn thing has changed in 150 years when it comes to the banking system. Nothing is changed when you look at remittances. There are over one billion migrant workers right down around the world. They are working in some of the worst conditions ever to make some money to send back to their families.* *The average commission on a remittence is about 10 to 15%. They work one month a year to basically pay the bank and its 500 billion dollars a year that they are paying to the banks to send money to their families. We could give them a month of their life back or we can give their families 13 months of pay for 12 months of work by disrupting these terrible payment rail systems that we have right now. They are broken, they are highly regressive, they create inequality and they create a lot of problems.* *That’s why we have 1.7 billion people unbanked around the world and you have tens of millions of people underbanked in the United States as well. They had 150 to fix this system. The Federal Reserve has been running the payment rails of the United States for 107 years and it still takes two days to send money using their payment systems. Oh but don’t worry, we got FedNow coming and we might get to real time payments by 2025. That is at least what their hope is at the moment. This is a terrible system that is slow, expensive and it falls right down on the poor.* *Whenever is say this, people are like, oh but I can use Venmo and I can send money in a second. Yeah, because you are rich and you have a bank account. You have enough money in the bank that they have already ripped your eyeballs out with fees so that they give you this free little app. But boy, you paid for that. You have paid for that in a big way before you get to that point.* *But if you want to pay 30 bucks to Ryan, try going down to the bank you have no relation with and ask them to send it for you. You will be surprised what they charge you for and how long it will take. That is the problem with the banking system right now and a lot of the regulators are at the fault of it. They have been terribly slow to fix this system and reluctant to change this permissioned system.*

Comfortable-Hyena

Oh indeed it’s much faster! Sorry I should’ve been more clear. The computational expense is what I was referring to - and that is very high when contrasted with a standard database (think sql relational database). The blockchain (depending on size and maturity) relies on thousands of computers to verify its transactions - and that IO, RAM, and energy consumption is much higher than a single, albeit large, server sitting in a bank somewhere.

Walrus_Watcher

Pretty good arb yield there, given that you get paid out one way or the other by the end of March. May need to flip some of my RAM for it.

zeushaulrod

My buddy has a RAM 1500. He hates it, and wants a nimble car again. But it's too practical as a family mover, especially when camping.

Conscious-Break2193

Correct! you only need is your personal computer with minimum specs. To use the Mining Bot and to receive Cryptons you need to have stable Internet connection and enough RAM, around 4 GB per one bot. You can launch unlimited number of bots, but with the condition that each bot works on a separate host.