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Modular pc's, but on top of Intell. Yeah, that's a fundamental mistake. I'm not seeing what problem they want to solve also. PC's are the most modular hardware
by NicoJuicy 7y ago
Modular pc's, but on top of Intell.
Yeah, that's a fundamental mistake. I'm not seeing what problem they want to solve also. PC's are the most modular hardware I have.
- jplayer01 7y agoWorked a while as a PC technician. Something like this would've saved a lot of time and effort when testing/replacing parts. I don't see what's wrong with more modularisation.
- makapuf 7y agoI don't see it as more modularisation -if I understand that word correctly - there are less configurable elements than on a PC it seems. What can you substitute here that you can't on a pc ? Or maybe it's the fact that you can add several elements in it, I.e. it's a blade server ?
- jplayer01 7y agoWell, right now, if you want to buy a new CPU, you have to buy a new mainboard. Modularized in this way, you buy the add-in card which contains RAM slots and new socket/CPU. So you don't need to buy a new mainboard anymore. Explain how there's less configurable elements.
- makapuf 7y agoNot saying there are less configurable elements but I fail to see how there are more. How is the cpu/memory board different from a main board for standard users ? What will prevent the back plane from being obsolete with new cpu boards ?