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They're consumer machines anyway. Some folks dropped extra cash in order to make their Macs future proof to realise just now that they cannot upgrade to macOS S
by TurboHaskal 10y ago
They're consumer machines anyway. Some folks dropped extra cash in order to make their Macs future proof to realise just now that they cannot upgrade to macOS Sierra even though their hardware still runs perfectly fine.
- ableal 10y agoMy absolutely boring, "cannot complain of seven year ride", anecdata: - Late 2009 white plastic MacBook, 320 GB HD, 4 GB RAM, cost 1000 euros, came with OS 10.5 or so. Earlier this year tossed in 200 euros worth of RAM (8GB) and SSD (500 GB), because Safari was gagging a bit on too many tabs of modern web. Has been updated to the latest macOS at every release, Sierra included, no problem. - 2008 or so vintage HP-tx laptop, 320 GB HD, 4 GB RAM, cost 700 or so euros on sale in 2009, came with Windows Vista. Installed Windows 7 pro (BizSpark gift), upgraded to Windows 10 pro, with no problems (except Windows updates being painful in general ;-)