To you an titzer, as much as I don't like non-modular RAM, what I am advocating for goes even beyond this. Allow the soldered on ram to be upgradable, or put v

To you an titzer, as much as I don't like non-modular RAM, what I am advocating for goes even beyond this. Allow the soldered on ram to be upgradable, or put vacant spots for more ram to be added later. Allow HBMs to be stacked, or sell a machine with the HBM not attached and I can source one myself. There absolutely could be a socketed standard for memory. But in general I am arguing for a more upgradable philosophy and manufacturers should be obligated to adhere to that philosophy. The technicals will always be changing, it isn't really a technical problem at all.