Macbook Pro, M4 Pro, 24gb unified memory, 1TB possible?

NicNakPaddyWhack wrote:

I need to upgrade my dinosaur MacBook and during my research I've only come across a couple of websites offering 24gb unified with 1TB memory (most are 512gb).

My specs: MacBook Pro 16.2" with M4 Pro, 24gb unified memory, 1tb storage.

Am I missing something? Will the laptop run perfectly with 24gb/1TB. I believe 48gb unified will be too much for my 'at home' workload so I would like to stick to 24gb (unless advised otherwise), but I want 1TB storage.

Many thanks for any advice.

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the [physical] shops will allow you to test these devices, and see how shiny they are. But I find the physical store too noisy and bustling with activity to concentrate on the complex details and tradeoffs of what needs to be included in building a Mac.

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