That makes sense. The extra RAM is basically just an extra caching layer.
I was just curious, because even on my desktop I rarely fill 16gb of RAM for day to day use.
I was just curious, because even on my desktop I rarely fill 16gb of RAM for day to day use.
My desktop has 32GB and it does the same thing; a larger size is reserved for caching than on the 16GB work laptop (both Win10). I use Docker a lot which probably "helps" in making use of the memory. :)