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    Home»News & Updates»I don’t need 32GB of RAM, but 16GB isn’t enough anymore — 24GB is the new sweet spot, and Windows OEMs need to catch up

    I don’t need 32GB of RAM, but 16GB isn’t enough anymore — 24GB is the new sweet spot, and Windows OEMs need to catch up

    April 18, 2025

    My Surface Laptop 7 is less than a year old, and I’m already hitting the 16GB RAM ceiling. Yet, I can’t justify an upgrade to 32GB RAM because I don’t need it. I really need 24GB RAM, but that option is fleeting in the Windows laptop space.

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