What is the capacity loss due to internal programs
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I think it has to do with what platform you are working with. I use a Mac and I get a almost a full 16 gigs.
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about 6gb of the total capacity is used for the OS and other apps, the rest is free space. source: I own one.
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That is normal. The system reserves a portion for "operating overhead." Only the difference is available.I have 4 gb installed, 2 x 2; only 3.0 is available.
458297
As far as I know, there's no limit for each session, it does have memory limit, when full you have to erase sessions. Enjoy it
1200406
1+4GB, this is MTK chipset, some storage for OS and APP used, show the storage capacity is less, please noted
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I've heard yes. However, it takes 32 gig - not much room to actually run any other programs or store files once all is said and done. I didn't get a chance to find out because mine died about 2 weeks ago. Working off a laptop until I decide what to do. Not sure I'm blaming ASUS for that one as I go through machines very fast, lucky if I get 2 years out of anything...
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Without looking at the box, about 5Gb should do it. Probably a little less.
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Put all 8GIG capacity in (2 x 4g), that should make up for rubbish on board graphix. DDR3 BY the way,
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this info means nothing regarding memory modules.It's a good question for HP though.
245894
Sorry for the late response - I load software either via external media (hard drive of thumb drive) or via Internet/cloud. It's a one-time inconvenience I gladly put up with for the savings in size/weight.
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I am running 10.10.1 (Yosemite) with no problems. I use CS6, Office and a lot of other software, so I had to have that system. By the way, the original info on this machine was that it was maxed with 4gig of ram. However, I have 8gig and that has really helped. I often have 8 to 10 programs open at a time. You can google this machine and ram to see how to do it, if you find it slowing down because of too many programs open.
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you may be heavy on too many programs you are running. Drop un-needed programs,and you should be okay. food luck
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So what would happen if you put in more than a 2 gig module? Would the computer be able to use it?
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That really depends on what exactly you are editing. All I can tell you is that in a residential environment I have copied about 130GB of large files in around 45 minutes, which is around 48 MBps (probably close to external hard drive max transfer speed). This shows the CPU usage jump to 35-40%. I don't know if this helps answering your question.
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Found a thread on forums.xda-developer.com that mentions only 5GB of the internal 8GB Sandisk memory is accessible to user. Just blows my mind that 3GB (38%) of internal memory is for system use... and most functions are still a bit sluggish.
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Correction it would probably be about 8 hours usually about 4 GB per hour but it does vary.
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Hi it has no internal memory, but you can use an SD card, or/and a USB hard drive, for storage, I use a 1tb drive, with no problems