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what the hell. just no. what do you want to run on it, desktop windows with electron apps and dozens of active (not open) browser tabs?
6 GB should be plenty fine.
also,
unlocable, or unlocked?
My current phone has 12GB and quite frankly it's amazing to have that much!
I know 16GB seems ridiculous, but with LLMs gaining popularity, running one locally on a phone really needs at least 8GB, and 16GB would be much better.
I think it's just the way things are going.
My last phone had 12, my current one has 8. Fine for multitasking. I really dunno what I'd want an LLM on my phone for.
I don't need an LLM on my phone, and most people don't either. I mean, I'm not an AI addict, but also, these are battery powered devices!
if I want to use an LLM on the go for some reason, I would either run that at home on a computer that was made for performance, or just use the duck.ai site because that's just fine too.
my phone has 6 GB, and that's plenty. I have a ton of apps installed, and always running background services like Syncthing.