GPT-4:
The amount of RAM consumed in an EOS EVM transaction depends on several factors, making it difficult to give a definitive answer. However, we can discuss the general principles and offer some estimates.
Factors Affecting RAM Consumption:
* Contract size: Larger contracts require more RAM to store their code and data.
* Transaction complexity: More complex transactions, such as those involving multiple calls to different contracts, will consume more RAM than simpler ones.
* Data storage: Transactions that store data on the blockchain will consume RAM proportional to the amount of data stored.
Calculating RAM Consumption:
The algorithm for calculating RAM usage in an EOS EVM transaction is the same as other popular EVMs. The gas fee paid by the user is then the gas usage multiplied by the gas price set in the transaction. This is enforced by the EOS EVM Contract to satisfy a configurable minimum gas price.
However, it's important to note that only a portion of the gas fee covers the actual computation. The remaining portion goes to the EOS EVM Contract to cover the internal operational costs, primarily consisting of RAM consumption.
Estimating RAM Consumption:
While an exact figure is impossible, some resources provide general estimates for RAM usage in EOS EVM transactions:
* Simple transactions: Around 5-10 KB of RAM.
* Complex transactions: Up to 50 KB or even more, depending on complexity.
* Contract deployments: The RAM used by the contract itself, which can vary significantly depending on its size and complexity.
Does anyone know if the above is correct? I would like to know how much RAM would be consumed if 300 inscriptions were created in a block.
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