I think that is a little too generous. It was a poor design because it didn't take into account the thermals of the hardware it was sold containing. It throttl

I think that is a little too generous. It was a poor design because it didn't take into account the thermals of the hardware it was sold containing. It throttled its graphics cards from the start but also got worse as dust/age set in. It couldn't be upgraded or fixed because they chose appearance over practicality. It was, is, and will always be the "garbage can." It has nothing to do with the industry's direction, it was poor as-sold.