What other technology lasts 10+ years?
What other technology lasts 10+ years?
Asher Martinez
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Dylan Jackson
fleshlights
Jason Foster
cases, power supplies, sound cards, hard drives from 2012 are still ok today
Dominic Ramirez
Any Forums isnt gonna like this...
Wyatt Carter
nothing wrong with my FX8300 upstairs collecting dust either, will only throw that thing if the motherboard packs in.
Consoomers are the worst which is funny because they tend to be the same ones crying about muh environment.
Jackson Cook
Blake Gutierrez
That is ironic.
David Cook
Pet Rock
Can last millions of years
Asher James
>hourly
Juan Turner
my haswell
Ian James
Headphones, speakers, microphones, anything analogue. That's how i justify collecting headphones lol..
Connor Gomez
amazing that this connector from the 80s outperforms all the garbage micro usb stuff we put up with
Wyatt Howard
This
Nolan Lewis
a single m2 core is faster than all 4 of those cores while using 1/50th energy
it's time to move on gramps
Zachary Walker
pretty sure those existed since early 20th century. since the invention of recorder
Jordan Flores
>implying he can afford to
Nolan Davis
not the slow shit CPU you've posted OP
James Anderson
even a used 25$ 10100f is 3 times faster than his cripple CPU from 10 years ago
Connor Flores
>NEW TECHNOLOGY IS FASTER THAN OLD TECHNOLOGY
Thanks for clearing that up, retard
Joshua Lopez
>20th century
>recorder
youtube.com
Caleb Evans
>i5 meme
that cpu is only for poor europeans that can't afford anything else
Samuel Murphy
macs are for gays
Dylan Brown
sorry that you use a bloated OS.
Joseph Murphy
incorrect Intel hasn't made anything faster since sandy bridge
Wyatt Reyes
Coming up on year 10. Still satisfies as a workstation-level processor.
Thomas Turner
>bloated
I guess you also like to live in a cück shed because "too much room is a waste of space".
Lmaoing at your testo-levels
Andrew Campbell
Enjoy your 8gb of ram and 256gb of storage that you can't upgrade, and you can't even install linux on the M1/M2 when apple stops supporting your hardware and you can't get the newest version of OSX to download / update apps on the app store, and old binaries won't run on new versions of OSX will give a "outdated" warning even though you can run them.
Maybe if you live in a car, the m1 would actually be the perfect laptop (because you don't have a power plug, so you need to walk into a cafe and charge), but it's not gonna last forever. Utility is sometimes more important than longevity, but you cannot argue that M1/M2 laptops are gonna last forever.
Also you can find laptops that have SODIMM ram slots, and a 2.5inch slot, and nvme slot, so you buy the laptop without the NVME, and then buy the NVME for cheaper or faster than getting the one included (depending on the current prices, it changes a lot), and you can put your movies or backups in the HDD and boom it's good.
You can even get an egpu running on some laptops with a thunderbolt 3+ port (but by all means, the egpu connector is pretty expensive, you still need a PSU and usually a monitor, so buying a desktop is cheaper and better than a laptop + egpu, but it's a cool upgrade path for a 10 year old laptop).
Also if you spec up a macbook the price easily goes from $1000 to $2000, and at that point you can buy a PC with a 3080ti and 2tb of nvme storage.