So the laptop came with 8gb of memory. I am using the laptop for video editing in 1080p. I couldn’t get DaVinci Resolve to run and I was frequently maxing out memory using Clipchamp. So I removed 4GB to free up the slot and add 16GB to give a total of 20GB. Now remember this processor being a 7th gen intel i7 from 2015 is quite dated. I still can’t run DaVinci Resolve but I don’t think it’s related to hardware. Maxing out memory is no longer an issue. I feel like I have breathed new life into my old laptop. I wish I had of done this sooner but didn’t really have a reason and memory was much more expensive back then. If you are deciding whether to do this or not just think how cheap memory is now online and how much more punch the machine will have. It’s a more capable machine. I highly recommend it for a windows 10 64bit laptop
Mate the word "BUTTON" has two 'T's in it. NOT a 'D'. They must teach that out at Bass Hill High or somewhere. The Ozzie Arabic/English slang needs to be abolished. It's butchering the Australian/English language to the point it's unrecognizable! It's just plain lazy speech
The correct spelling here in Australia is “unrecognisable”. So either you are a foreigner, an A-Sexual AI Troll-bot, or a pathetic miserable attention seeking entitled GROM-WHINGER. which one could it be?
