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The "best" tier is also for people who need 64 GB of RAM just to build things, FWIW. Just to pick laptops as an example. I've worked at companies where the buil
by klodolph 5y ago
The "best" tier is also for people who need 64 GB of RAM just to build things, FWIW. Just to pick laptops as an example. I've worked at companies where the build times were long and required gobs of RAM.
- clairity 5y agoyes, that's price segmentation working as intended. companies (i.e., the price insensitive) can afford to spend an extra $1k, even if the markup is otherwise outrageous. it just doesn't matter relative to the long-run productivity gains it affords. that's also why mac pros are in the $10k range, with wheels that cost $500, because that's a drop in the bucket for editing shops relative to the productivity it affords.