The hardware roster · one machine
the retiring 8G laptop
whole machine·1 figure, from 1 exhibit · named in 1 exhibit
This roster is in beta and still being tested: every figure is proved against the page it came from, and the way they are read and shown is still changing.
the gaming laptop that served this workshop before the move — an 8 GB mobile GPU, closer to 6 GB usable
This shelf has never named the card inside it. That is a fact about what was published, not a gap in this table.
Memory — what fits, and at which context
Grouped by model and by what was measured, and inside a group sorted by power cap ascending — alphabetical and numeric, never by value. The heading of a group carries everything that does not change inside it; each row carries the value and the conditions that do. A condition the page does not state reads not stated, which is a third thing and not an uncapped card. A † means the same reading is printed in a second place on its exhibit — one reading, two printings, not two figures.
| value | what moves inside this group |
|---|---|
| not stated usable VRAMquantisation, runtime, power cap, context, batch or steps, concurrency and measurement window not stated | |
| 8 GB on paper, and closer to 6 GB usable once the operating system and display took their cut | |
from The move § The machine it wastyped in from that page by hand, then checked against it word for word · the card is named in this row · read from the-move · section id #the-machine | |
Where it appears
Every released exhibit that names this identity, in the shelf’s own order.
- The move — 1 figure on this page
How this one is named here
The canonical name above is the full product name. Everything below is a spelling a published page or kit has actually used for it, kept so a reader who searches an older page’s words lands on this row. The set is closed and historical: no page cut after 2026-09-17 writes a memory class where it can write a card.
- The retiring server is a gaming laptop with an 8 GB mobile GPU
- a gaming laptop with an 8 GB mobile GPU — 8 GB on paper, and closer to 6 GB usable