@oddsontechnology_: Follow us @oddsontechnology_ for more tech archives and tech videos. Most people remember Terry Davis for TempleOS, his deep thoughts on operating systems, computer science, and software engineering. But this rare moment shows something different. Sitting with his father, calmly talking about his new PC, he smiles, makes eye contact, and casually mentions it has 64GB of RAM. It’s an ordinary conversation that feels surprisingly human. Even Terry Davis, the guy who complained about operating systems larger than 2GB, still bought 64GB of RAM. A habit all PC builders share. Whether you’re building a gaming PC, upgrading your desktop, choosing between DDR4 and DDR5, or squeezing every ounce of performance out of your CPU and GPU, some traditions never change. #TerryDavis #TempleOS #Programming #Coding #ComputerScience

brvnd :

Overkill is lowkey the bare minimum for a pc

☦️Trueway :

2GB in size of the operating system not RAM.

JIMBO :

He hated OS systems that needed more than 2gb not having more

e38_on_top :

I have the same problem xD I have 64 gigs of RAM (don't worry, I'm not rich, it's ddr3 ecc but on quad channel the higher speeds are not bad) and I optimized Windows 10 to download about 1gb on the desktop and it worked, but then it crashed and now it doesn't optimize because I just don't want to

The Witty Robin :

we'll see having more ram means that you can do more things. just because you only technically need 4gb or ram does not mean that having 4 GB of ram is a good thing. especially if you never set up any swap

Mo :

إندونيسيا :

actually good at programming is not a good skill, its just like good at hammering on construction. like building memory, gpu, cpu, hardwarething and eletro thing is the actual skill. that's actually nothing. even high school graduators casually can do this

semi :

no correlation

amackintosh 🇨🇦 :

I have 64gb in my computer too, never closed a program in my life

adam :

DDR og tho

11223344556671 :

brain damage

shikich :

😳😳😳