nixCraft 🐧How much ram did your first computer have at your home ?🤔
Mast0b1t128 MB
Danny 
@nixCraft I think it was 640k
Alberto Bonacina 💙🐧@nixCraft if I remember correctly 256 MB
hetoug@nixCraft 1k, it was a Sinclair ZX81.
Alexander Dyas
Guillaume Courtois
Paul Anderson
Matthias R. Koch
Borris@nixCraft 64 KB, I think. Apple IIe.
JackTLadd
di 
@nixCraft 256KB
arutaz@nixCraft 1MB (Amiga 500+). Still have it.
Lucas Janin 🇨🇦🇫🇷
Franklin
Magnus, Robot Fighter@nixCraft 64KB (Schneider aka Amstrad CPC 464)
Tom Harris@nixCraft 5KB - Commodore VIC-20
blackstream #RIPNatenom
CrankyOldBugger 
@stormhair @nixCraft same here.. you really learn to budget your code when you only have 5k.
Graham@nixCraft I don’t know I was like 4 at the time but the model I remember having maxed out at 10MB
Stephane Audic . For Hire
Gary Parker
MattiP 🤡🃏🧌🚩
ethersniffer@nixCraft 4k built in, + 16k exp. Pack
TripleTom 🛞🎸💻🥋📻@nixCraft 3.5Kb available in the Commodore VIC-20.
Grum999 
@nixCraft 22KB... 
Anopka@nixCraft 128 MB
farcaller
o/1MS\o ⌨️🐧 | #WeAreNatenom@nixCraft
486SX with 4 MB RAM
486SX with 4 MB RAM
Martin G
KLARMARX@nixCraft 64 KByte (KC Compact)
Paul N.@nixCraft 2 KB (Sharp PC-1246)
Matti_Vuori
Ⓖ𝑒ｏㄥ𝕠ᗪ乇@nixCraft Ah damn, i was wrong. My first computer had 16 KB RAM (Commodore C16) followed by a Commodore C64... ✌🏻
Dave Henry@nixCraft 48Kb - 1982 ZX Spectrum
genehack@nixCraft @darkuncle 16k, IIRC - Atari 400
Nathan A. Stine
Jérémy Lecour@nixCraft 512k (a Mac Plus in the late 80s)
I TRIED TO TELL YOU@nixCraft no idea atm, but I remember being impressed by the 20GB HDD lol (late to the computer culture, 1999 I think)
@nixCraft oh yeah, and the HP I got had 2 CD drives so you could copy anything at will, and they included CD ripping and duplicating software lol
Nick has moved to Mathstodon@nixCraft Pretty sure the first home computer we had in our family had 4 MB or RAM, because I fairly clearly remember messing with DOS config files (config.sys and/or autoexec.bat) to optimize the extended and expanded memory to run various games that required most or all of that RAM.
eothelgar@nixCraft 64kB (Thomson To7-70)
Marty | 123NZ & TravelGeek@nixCraft 16 KB but then it was upgraded to 64 KB by using the 1064 upgrade module. 😮 (from 600XL to 800XL) 😁
SiliconFarmer@nixCraft 2KB
Timex Sinclair 1000
Timex Sinclair 1000
Martin Jost@nixCraft 64 KByte; SVI328 running MS Basic (ROM), memory split in two 32K banks + 32 I ROM or 64Kbyte with CP/M80 booting from floppy.
Random Tux User@nixCraft
I don't know what the first computer's RAM was since I was small at that time. Though the first computer that I actually checked the RAM of is 2GB.
At the time, 2 GB of RAM allowed me to do anything I wanted on the computer. Even light gaming as I recall. In fact, I didn't even bother checking the RAM until a year or 2 ago when I got curious.
dirk dierickx@nixCraft 64kB, it was plenty!
𝖆𝖒𝖆𝖗𝖔𝖐@nixCraft
We had a C64 with 64 kb. But my own first computer had 128 kb (Commodore 128)
We had a C64 with 64 kb. But my own first computer had 128 kb (Commodore 128)
Kenneth Henderick@nixCraft I think 2MB 🤔😅
guskikalola 
@nixCraft 4GB laptop
GoatsLive
Laukidh@nixCraft 16k. And a 3MHz cpu. (TI99-4A)
Ellie‽ (Radio Edit)@nixCraft 64k, Commodore Plus/4
James Brooke@nixCraft 64 KB RAM Osborne 1
Still have it. SuperCalc was great for building chemical process models and investment projections.
Still have it. SuperCalc was great for building chemical process models and investment projections.
potpie@nixCraft 4MB. An IBM 486 with Windows 3.1. What a time.
ferricoxide
Colin B.🇨🇦@nixCraft 4kB (Commodore PET 2000)
Linux Freund@nixCraft first was ZX Spectrum (but I didn't ever manage to work with it properly) and then Atari ST 512, it had 512 KB. Oh, btw. first HD had 30 MB and I thought, I never gonna fill it...