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by ash_gti
3511 days ago
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It was a design trade off Apple made. They could sacrifice power efficiency for additional memory (LPDDR4 on the CPU is limited to 16 GB, DDR4 can go up to 32 GB). I'm pretty confident if Intel's CPU supported more RAM they would of made it a configurable option. Apple still has configurable graphics cards, hard disk sizes and CPU speeds. RAM could of easily been another configuration they could of offered. Like I said previously, the MacBook Pro is a mobile device so making a trade off for power efficiency makes perfect sense to me. |
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