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this post was submitted on 02 May 2026
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Incorrect, as you immediately point out in the second half of the sentence.
The correct amount of RAM is the amount that covers your workload and the baseline overhead of supporting components, in this case, an OS.
As a general rule, windows uses significantly more RAM for baseline.
Agreed, but we can push back on them pretending that it has nothing to do with their (subjectively shitty) choices.