is 8GB a lot?
8Gb install file? No. 8gb log file? Can be. 8Gb of customer PII dumped from your database? Absolutely
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Generally there’s a reverse relationship between size and speed. A 8gb cache would also be super slow thus defeating the purpose of the cache. If it were so easy every cpu would have a huge cache
Not really, if you're putting that size on the physical chip it will be fast because it's close by. It's just that we can't fit that much on a chip now.
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I have an 8gb ATA storage drive on my desk… wonder if it stills works
dying in 8gb unified ram intensifies