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Worked 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
by jplayer01 7y ago
Worked 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 ?