What would be a good used laptop capable of 32gb RAM to get?

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  1. Girom
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    What would be a good used laptop capable of 32gb RAM to get?


    I want a laptop that can go up to 32 gb, but one that is used, so that I can buy it for cheaper than buying new. Does anyone have a recommendation?
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  3. AmericanPharaoh
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    eBay
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  4. Girom
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    any recommendations for specific model of laptop?
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  6. nocomputerskill
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    What's your budget?
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  7. Lady Fitzgerald
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    Why would you need 32GB RAM for a laptop?
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  8. Computer0304
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    Are you getting a laptop as a complete replacement of a desktop? I guess it would be kind of a portable desktop?
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  10. UsernameIssues
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    The thread is a bit old.

    The OP has not logged in since 09 Feb 2014.

    The OP has probably already purchased the desired product.

    That said, I could run a lot of virtual machines with that much RAM, but battery life would be poor.
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  11. AddRAM
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    Ahh, these new members, they just love to reply to old threads
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  12. Lady Fitzgerald
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    And some of us old members don't bother to look at posting dates.
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  13. madcratebuilder
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    Lady Fitzgerald said:
    And some of us old members don't bother to look at posting dates.
    Guilty as charged!

    32mb of memory in a lap top? Why?
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