Is 64mb memory overkill?

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We are getting a new computer for work and its going to have 64gb of memory, is that slightly overkill?

Whats the biggest amount that you guys have seen in a computer?
 
64mb is most certainly not overkill. 64gb is.

Edit: well actually I suppose it depends what it's used for. For servers and the like, I can imagine it being useful. Also, if you want to be running a whole mess of virtual machines on there, lots of RAM could help.
 
only for server as business use can go up to max 128GB but for home use with desktop version only between 4GB <> 24GB (Intel 1366 now max at 24GB and some of AMD max to 8<>16GB -- Gigabyte motherboard for AMD max is 16GB) so 64GB for home use are not yet until few years time.

You dont need large RAM such as 64GB for home use - it too much.
 
We are getting a new computer for work and its going to have 64gb of memory, is that slightly overkill?

Whats the biggest amount that you guys have seen in a computer?

One of my colleagues is currently building an IBM P595 for a client, it's got 768GB of memory installed (out of a max of 2TB).

It'll be split up in to various partitions.
 
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