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  • #Linux
  • #Performance
  • #RAM
  • RAM is crucial for a smooth PC experience, especially for speed, multitasking, and demanding tasks.
  • Linux requires less RAM than Windows, but modern Linux distributions are more resource-dependent.
  • Ubuntu's minimum RAM requirement is 4GB, but 8GB is better for limited usage (e.g., browsing with few tabs, office tasks).
  • 16GB is the sweet spot for most users, allowing gaming, virtual machines, and development.
  • 32GB enables smoother performance for gaming, video rendering, and multitasking with RAM drives.
  • For future-proofing, consider 64GB or the maximum your system supports.
  • The ideal RAM depends on usage: 8GB for basic tasks, 16GB for moderate use, and 32GB+ for heavy workloads.