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Re:Macbook Pro frying USB peripherals by TheGorramBatman on Wednesday May 02, 2018 @09:48PM (#16982735)
False. If you check Intel ARK, you can see, for example, the i7-2860QM has a max RAM of 32 GB (and this is a processor from 2011). Heck, the i7-8809G supports 64 GB.
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Re:Macbook Pro frying USB peripherals by Bud on Thursday May 03, 2018 @03:31PM (#16989082)
We're speaking of mobile CPUs and LPDDR4, here. In other words, viable designs for laptops with good battery life that don't weigh 8 pounds.
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