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Since 2014 the hardware has been more than adequate for 90% of the people that buy those sorts of machines. There's also not a lot of room for improvement since
by astrodust 10y ago
Since 2014 the hardware has been more than adequate for 90% of the people that buy those sorts of machines. There's also not a lot of room for improvement since the i5/i7 from 2014 and the i5/i7 from 2017 aren't dramatically different.
> I am using some 13' toshiba with i3 and 4gb of ram...
You're complaining about the hardware not being better and you're using a super low-end laptop. Maybe your real complaint is price, not performance, as you can get machines like that for $200 if you're not concerned about anything other than cost.
- aprdm 10y agoYep. In MY day to day, as a backend / front-end / devops guy, it isn't worth the money to buy anything better than what I have IMO. All I do is vim, run stuff in cloud machines through ansible (SSH), and a browser. My last MacBook Air with an i7 was better than what I have but not $2k better.