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Heh, don't think that ever made sense. When a machine is 5 years old you don't particularly care if it's the low, mid, or high end CPU, they are all slow. How
by sliken 4y ago
Heh, don't think that ever made sense. When a machine is 5 years old you don't particularly care if it's the low, mid, or high end CPU, they are all slow. However not buying ram is a killer and often results in replacing a perfectly good machines.
- vladvasiliu 4y agoI don't fully agree. My 9-year-old 3rd gen Xeon is still plenty usable, barely slower than a "normal" i5 10th gen for doing Rust dev. My work PC with a 4th gen i5 has been unusable even for basic tasks for a few years, despite the 16 GB of RAM and SSD drive. Even moving windows around and stuff is sluggish.