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Though it's worth noting that when you do this you also don't have the SSD, RAM, or WiFi modules installed either. Though on the plus side you can choose not to
by zerocrates 5y ago
Though it's worth noting that when you do this you also don't have the SSD, RAM, or WiFi modules installed either. Though on the plus side you can choose not to buy those components from Framework and just supply your own, if you want.
I bought the DIY edition for a combination of wanting to bring my own components and not pay for Windows, and generally liking a little bit of tinkering. Installing the stupid little WiFi module antenna connectors was the only annoying part.