That's very cool and the thing I've always liked about Windows. I hate 10, but then I don't when they improve functionality. RAM is pretty cheap these days and for me it's all about the capability to run visuals efficiently.
Depending on whether you use your computer more for gaming or for work + just personal non-gaming shit, you might want to go to an Apple store and at least play around with a Mac running Big Sur. Not that you'd get a lot out of it in just a quick fumble-over, but who knows, maybe you would.
But the biggest difference is in what you DON'T notice until it isn't happening. And that creeps up on you.
When I switched from Windows 7 to OS 10.5 Leopard, it took about a month before I noticed it.
The OS wasn't throwing plaintive, "BOOP"s and "BEEP"s at me every few hours as Windows would fuck up in some minor way.
No cryptic error dialogues that didn't tell you fuck-all about WHY your computer suddenly interrupted what you were doing, just to tell you that it couldn't do... something or other it wouldn't specify, for some reason that it wouldn't tell you about.
When you use Windows for years and years, its constant minor fuckups sort of start to escape your notice. That's just how Windows is, right? Something's always fucking up, un-fix-ably.
macOS just... doesn't. There are no constant fuckups. On the rare occasion where something
does fuck up,
it actually tells you what fucked, up, why it fucked up, and how to fix it.
Because macOS is primetime. It's made for people who have shit to do, other than... y'know... do the work Microsoft should've fucking done themselves.
macOS is for people who use computers.
Windows is for people who like to
GET used
BY their computers. lol