Absolutely agree with getting the more powerful system. It will remain
your friend far longer that way.
I also agree with Simon's point that you might want more storage.
PS: Anymore I personally consider 32Gb RAM a minimal system. I prefer as
much RAM as I can afford, with my second priority bein
The ram and processor I like but the storage is my concern unless your running
your vm
S off external devices.
Otherwise yeah that's nice and will give you the ability to provide reasonable
specs to your virtual machines while still leaving your host machine with
resources to keep working
If the price is right I would say get the machine with more power.
On 6/1/19, Petrus Tuerlings wrote:
> Personally I’d go for the bigger oomf, but that is just my opinion. I see it
> as more future proofing, I’m certainly not an expert. But I do remember
> getting my first iPhone and going for th
Personally I’d go for the bigger oomf, but that is just my opinion. I see it as
more future proofing, I’m certainly not an expert. But I do remember getting my
first iPhone and going for the smaller memory and regretting it later. I
probably got more power than I need with my MacBook now, but I
