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Maybe for graphics professionals who don’t like Windows and can’t get the software they need on Linux. Otherwise, especially for devs, it would just make so muc
by pyrophane 9y ago
Maybe for graphics professionals who don’t like Windows and can’t get the software they need on Linux. Otherwise, especially for devs, it would just make so much more sense to build a PC for the upgradability if nothing else. Being able to drop in a new card or CPU as desired is a pretty big perk, although I find it somewhat strange to be describing it that way, as it used to be a given.
- rhinoceraptor 9y agoYou can also build tiny (compared to the PCs 5-10 years ago) powerhouses thanks to the rise of enthusiast mini ITX boards and SFX power supplies. My new tower is small enough to fit in a backpack, but it can fit a full size reference video card, 4 2.5” drives, and the motherboard has two M.2 slots.