ShrunkThatGUY
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Awesome
just thought 16gb for the future
probs will never ever use that 
32GB is a waste of money. No matter what your doing. Even 16GB is way overkill. Even my 12GB is overkill. By the time there is any combination of programs that will make use of more than 12GB of RAM, DDR3 and the i7 will be obsolete.
I have opened every program on my computer at once, and still had more than 2GB of RAM available.
if you use adobe premier and are adding efects to the project, i can easily utilize 13-14 gigs of my ram, and thats with just that 1 program open. to op, alot of feed back you get are coming from a gamers point of view. sometimes i wonder if they forget that there is so much more a pc can do, in the professional field where lots of ram is needed. i sy 16 gigs is a good amount to have as a standard. the way i se it, retailers are selling computers that have 8 gigs as a standard right now, so in my mind, i need to go up one level from todays standard, so when what i have becomes the standard, ill already be in it. to me, thats one way of future proofing, at least when it comes to ram. if you dont do any editing like i do with large projects, than 8 gigs is fine. but for me, 16 gigs isnt enough for what i do on a regular basis. 32gigs would be way better. i use a ramdisc program as my scratch disc in adobe programs, so 8 gigs gets dedicated to that, so if i had 32gigs, id have 24 left over, and 14 of that will be utilized in adobe premier, at least, leaving me with 10gigs to open a game, or run a 2nd project through adobe encore. so, it really depends on what you do. for those who say that youwill never use 16gigs today, well they are simply not thinking about people like me who do use it up, everyday
Also, 7 saying there's X amount of RAM available doesn't meant it wouldn't use more if it had it.several applications can make use of this amount of RAM, VMs, RAM Disks, graphics and sound intensive stuff... theres loads.
VMs especially - usually when you try to run multiple VMs at once.Rubbish, several applications can make use of this amount of RAM, VMs, RAM Disks, graphics and sound intensive stuff... theres loads.