I Recently buy Macbook M3 8GB RAM, but now Apple giving 16 GBRAM in base variant

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Aryanldh10 wrote:

Hi

I Recently buy Macbook M3 8GB RAM, but now Apple giving 16 GBRAM in base variant

what do now

You can continue using your computer with 8GB RAM or you buy a new computer with more RAM.

Anche io ho acquisto un Mac book air 15 m3 8Gb, nel mese di Agosto, questa politica di fornire il modello base a 16 Gb la vedi come una presa per i fondelli

Dovrebbero rimediare per chi ha acquistato un prodotto da poco

Apple should compensate customers that just bought a MacBook Air M2 with 8 gb of ram a few months ago. Then come out with every thing have 16gb. They knew that 8 gb was not enough but still insisted it was. Just doing every day task the memory is always full, and is pressurizing. Then the laptop gets sluggish. This is just surfing the internet with multiple sites open. I have to constantly close windows to do another task. I recently bought a M4 Mac mini with 24gb and the ram stays around 18gm. This is just normal use, so Apple knew that this was an issue and still sold 8gb as standard.

Wrong about what?

Apple would not have put the M4's out with 16gb if they knew that 8 gb was not enough memory. Then charging $200 to increase the memory. They should have offering the base models with 16gb with M1 and M2's.

Wrong about just doing normal task on a Mac takes up 16 gb of ram? Then the Mac is constantly swapping out the memory and slowing down the system.

Not just free it became a minimum standard for Apple Intelligence, and everybody who purchased 8GB model are left out.

yes I'm satisfied with my Mac the only issue is how AI will function with only 8gb

It should be at least acceptable or Apple wouldn't support it on your device. The lack of 8GB of RAM is a primary reason why Apple Intelligence isn't supported on older iPhones and iPads.

Regards.

Apple offers 14-day return or price protection in most countries.