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I agree, my patience also wears thin getting 'standard' parts to work together when they don't want to. On the other hand, how far can you trust proprietary al
by jacknews 5y ago
I agree, my patience also wears thin getting 'standard' parts to work together when they don't want to.
On the other hand, how far can you trust proprietary all-in-one solutions? At least with the modular stuff you have some control over the system, and a choice in selecting a preferred configuration - the all-in-one is a black box.
- caycep 5y agopresumably, a lot of technical info has been coming out of Apple (and hopefully like minded companies) re vetting of chips, mobo, OS-built security, T2 chip encryption etc. Vs. the modular stuff - I'd be more confident if security was part of the norm, but I don't get the feeling it's a priority on the like of a lot of 3rd party vendors like Asus or Gigabyte etc.