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   Benny Pedersen to Richard Menedetter   
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   30 May 20 09:42:52   
   
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   Hello Richard!   
      
   30 May 2020 08:35, Richard Menedetter wrote to Benny Pedersen:   
      
    RM> 29 May 2020 20:21, from Benny Pedersen -> Kees van Eeten:   
    BP>> welcome on board, i think about rpi 4 8G now :)   
      
    RM> Do you need that amount of memory?   
      
   for something yes, ram is always an issue :)   
      
    RM> I actually never use more than 2 GB.   
      
   postgresql is not memory hungry as mariadb or mysql oracle crap   
      
    RM> I go for 4 GB to be on the safe side, but 8 GB is overkill _for my    
    RM> usecases_ :)   
      
   what is it used for ?, i know many friends have pi's, just not what its used   
   for yet, if it was comal programming it would be overkill :)   
      
    RM> Anyhow it is great that it is available and maybe other people do more    
    RM> memory intensive stuff on their Pis :)   
      
   yes its good that good computers begin to be less power hungry in a world of   
   climachanges problems, i have a old quad pentium 2 that have less bogomips   
   then a rpi 2, and used servial 100 % more energi then the rpi 2   
      
   on top of that it have power pc cpu to the raid card, yark, more miss usage of   
   resources   
      
   it just looked nice on specs, 45 scsi 2 wide disk on a single pci port :)   
      
   bah   
      
      
    Regards Benny   
      
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