What gains do you see with 16GB of RAM

Having 6 GB of RAM in my MacPro 8 core, what gains would I see by ramping the RAM to 16GB.

CS3 will make great use of 10GB RAM. Except that Adobe forgot to include - and hasn't yet posted -
ForceVMBuffering plug-in
It should be in the Extensions folder in the Optional Plug-ins folder. If it isn't, then we'll need to post it so people can download it. I'm checking various media now...
We're working on getting them available to users ASAP. Adam
OS X is happy to use available memory as cache (and more than just 8GB as well)... for those users working with large 1GB and larger files where it really helps so you can avoid to some extent your scratch RAID. And some people still need to use their expensive SCSI or SATA RAID of multiple 10K/15K drives. May seem extreme but.
And as Barefeats noted last week, CS3 is a good candidate for 8-Core.

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