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by pathartl
10 days ago
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"basically NT 3.1" is an incredible over exaggeration. Total RAM capacity has stagnated over the years and subsequent generations of DDR have backed speed instead. 8GB in a computer was considered good in a consumer performance machine in 2010. 16 years before that was 6-8MB. |
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I agree that the time periods you mention saw different growth patterns and I would blame the stagnant software for the situation —it has slowly grown into the hardware with no real feature improvement.
Even the current path to exponential RAM increases is a naked king —1T models are only slightly better than 1B models at following instructions.