Windows 11 will always benefit from having more memory, but the ongoing DRAM crisis forced Microsoft to make some amendments to its previous statements, such as 32GB being ideal for serious users. With these claims removed, the software giant can now focus on what’s important for the millions of users who have gravitated to the latest OS: RAM optimizations. Running Windows 11 fluidly requires users to have as much RAM as possible, but Microsoft is looking to change this The details mentioned by Microsoft used to be available on the company’s Learning Center homepage. However, that material has now been removed, […]
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