I think there's an intersection between the number of common running processes, the 2 core/4 thread of the common business class Dell, and the additional abstra

I think there's an intersection between the number of common running processes, the 2 core/4 thread of the common business class Dell, and the additional abstraction layers that applications bring with them these days. I just turned in a 7400 Latitude...the motherboard on it is dated 2018, it was out of production 6 months before it was given to me as a new machine...that was to last 4-5 years. it was out of date on day one and we kept getting them due to lifecycle hardware contracts. Running Teams, Outlook, and a few Chrome tabs was enough to leave the poor mobile i7 running at 100% all day long. I'm certain it resulted in an enterprise cost increase in repair costs due to thermal damage...fans...dust... The exact same system with a fresh Ubuntu install would be quiet and quick...but the layers of policy, software, and workloads keep pushing for more of everything....what Moore gives, Microsoft taketh away...