If you just play with it, 8G memory will definitely be enough for you to use it for two or three years.
Of course, there is a big difference between 8G and 12G memory on Android phones, which mainly depends on your own usage environment and scenario:
- First, you need to frequently switch APPs and open multiple applications at the same time. The larger the runtime memory, the more permanent applications. Theoretically, even if the system is optimized well, the resident memory of small runtime memory is definitely not as good as large memory.
- Second, heavy game enthusiasts must have large memory. Theoretically, the larger the memory, the larger the bandwidth, and playing games can better release performance. Playing large-scale games such as Genshin Impact and Guangming Mountains is definitely a standard configuration, but if it is a casual game like King of Kings and Chicken Eats, 8GB is indeed enough.
If you can choose 12GB under these scenarios, choose 12GB. For most ordinary consumers, daily videos, WeChat, Zhihu , and occasionally games, then choosing 8GB of running memory is a very economical choice.
8G memory, will it affect daily use and gaming experience? To be honest, it doesn't matter. Look at the Apple 6GB running memory and the IOS system's fully high-end machine configuration. Although the optimization of the mainstream Android system is relatively average, 8GB of running memory is indeed sufficient, and there is no difference between the experience of 12GB in large-scale factory scenarios. It mainly lies in the gaming experience.
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