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I have to disagree. Computers are not getting faster at a rate that they did a decade ago. I just upgraded from a 2013 laptop to a 2016, it is not appreciably f
by Eric_WVGG 9y ago
I have to disagree. Computers are not getting faster at a rate that they did a decade ago. I just upgraded from a 2013 laptop to a 2016, it is not appreciably faster in any way except gaming.
You can blame Microsoft for crummy support, or the manufacturers for poor business practices, but a 2013 machine is not slower or depreciated. And I'm not sure what "hardware has seen better days" means, chips don't wear out like automobile parts.
- astrowilliam 9y agoIf you didn't need to upgrade, you wouldn't have. You got a gaming computer because you wanted to upgrade to faster hardware and a faster GPU chipset. The hardware isn't just a chipset, it's the fans, the drives, etc.
- YawningAngel 9y agoWindows 10 has a hardware specification. That specification hasn't changed. Why shouldn't spec compliant hardware be expected to work?