u/nakikiscroll

Is RAM upgrade worth it?

I have a Lenovo Ideapad Slim 3(?)

These are my specs:

Processor AMD Ryzen 5 5500U with Radeon Graphics (2.10 GHz)

Installed RAM 8.00 GB (5.85 GB usable)

Graphics card AMD Radeon(TM) Graphics (2 GB)

System type 64-bit operating system, x64-based processor

The games I play are:

- Valorant

- Minecraft (w/ shaders)

- Life is Strange 1 and 2

- GTA V

- Watch Dogs 1 & 2

- Resident Evil 2 Remake

- Dying Light

I get like somewhere 40 to 80fps on these, though I usually lock it at 50fps. I put my settings in low graphics and resolution too (except for Valorant).

Because of my specs, I'm actually looking more into some old games these days, like GTA IV, the original Resident Evil games, or the Batman games before Arkham Knight. But considering that these games might already run well on my laptop, I'm thinking if getting a RAM upgrade is worth it and would help boost the performance of the games I'm playing and are planning to play, and also for when I get games that are slightly more recent?

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u/nakikiscroll — 1 day ago

Title is a little lacking.

I don't know if this is a real thing...But here's the situation:

Two innocent people are together. They both never watched porn, never masturbated, lack of sex education?? They have small exposure to it, but it's not enough for when they decide that they want to have sex.

I suppose they could like do research days before it happens, but what about when they just suddenly want to do it? Do they pause, laugh about it whatever?

Just a random thought. I'm having a hard time imagining it, so I want to know what you guys think happens whether or not you experienced it.

(Also because I'm writing a scene with the exact same situation)

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u/nakikiscroll — 16 days ago

it's been months since i got off a three-year relationship. i used to only spent time with them that i wasn't able to make new friends in college... plus my only friends were her friends... so, now that we're broken up, i basically have no one.

my classmates aren't complete strangers to me, though. i can talk to them, but only for academic purposes. i CANNOT start a casual conversation, even if we have similar interests.

i play some online games too but i literally struggle talking to people there too.

now, im just afraid because what am i gonna do... literally... im such a lonely bitch. i can't 😃😃

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u/nakikiscroll — 16 days ago

I don't know what tag I should put, but I just thought it was funny that the more I get immersed in writing my stories, the more I adapt my character's personality traits.

Just wondering if this happens to other writers too, especially if you're working on a lot of characters.

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u/nakikiscroll — 23 days ago