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In the end performance is limited to the CPU type and motherboard i.e. chipset as this is where the bottlenecks usually occur.
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In the end performance is limited by the CPU type and motherboard i.e. chipset as this is where the bottlenecks usually occur.
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Depending on the actual specifications of your model, according to this [https://www.notebookcheck.net/Asus-VivoBook-17-M712DA-Laptop-Review-Cheap-17-incher.452194.0.html|review] "the notebook is suited for various office applications and can also run simple or older games on low settings”.
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Hi @charlyboy ,
Why do you need so much ram?
In the end performance is limited to the CPU type and motherboard i.e. chipset as this is where the bottlenecks usually occur.
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