Also, what do you mean by crashes? Kernel panic? Random app death because the oom killer was activated should be expected when pushing the memory limits on Linux.
I'm running 8 and 32 in my T490, seems to work fine. I'm building software and leaking memory like crazy and it's never been weird. I don't see why 8 + 32 would be any different than 8 + 16 other than capacity.
Doesn't the channel balance not matter that much? Like operations can be done in parallel. I always thought the benefits came from reading different things from each ram chip not synchronizing them byte for byte.
It wouldn't have to treat each pixel independently, and could handle dynamic content while still compressing time changes in the overall brightness. I think there would need to be some special handling of max brightness vs average brightness over time. A nonlinear relationship between Max and average brightness (gamma maaaybe?) could help
Agreed, you can probably get away with an extension that updates the file icons when the default app changes, and syncs all of them when you press a button somewhere or install it.
Lol I wasn't just reading a label that said "may contain milk"
I don't understand industrial food production