I'm neither a fan of how intel under-delivers since a few years. Just don't take it away of those who are not. I get it that some people are overchallenged if they do have a choice to choose their hardware internals.
Because it's perfectly doable without that stupid trend some brands push down their customers throats. Just not a fan of that one-size-fits-all glued together nonsense. If that will still be possible when arm arrives on desktop pc's, i'm all in for it. It's about proper powerful desktop components, for pc hardware professionals and enthusiasts who want the freedom of choosing their components, instead of buying a prebuild or notebook/tablet like the average joe. Shanti Dope, The only anti-consumer here is you who's continuously enforcing your old, outdated, and i. Or do you throw away your car, just because you need new tires or brakes?
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Yeah it takes more time to build your own machine, but just because the average joe doesn't care about it, the possibility to do it shouldn't be taken away from those who know how to do it. There are a bunch of good backup tools for Windows and Linux aswell, if one takes the effort to actually set them up right.īut i do fully agree with the point regarding price madness on GPU and CPU parts though, since scalpers and miners tamper the market, as well as the chip shortage. You can also sell all parts or build an office machine out of it (while keeping let's say the GPU). The PSU and SSD (or even the HDD), as well as the enclosure (there's the ATX standard for that), can still be used in a new system, as long as it isn't more power hungry. Or the other way around, if games are important for you.
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One can just upgrade the ram, mainboard and cpu, while keeping the old GPU as long as you don't use it often for gaming. moreYeah so just throw away the enclosure and other still usable parts, right? They want you to consume, while adorning themselves as oh so environmentally friendly. Anonymous, Building your own system has its downfall as well.
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