@Wyatt 32 GB? To put this in perspective, some decades ago (sorry if I got a name wrong), I met Paul Baran, who invented packet switching. He told me about once writing a proposal that would require a computer with a whopping 32 kilobytes (this is not a typo) of memory, and that John von Neumann reviewed it and said that he didn't see why anyone would need more than 16. Paul responded by saying that if his programmers were as capable as Dr. von Neumann, he could get by with 16 too.