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In case of Apple Macs, the board with CPU and RAM could be made replaceable and connect to the rest of laptop with USB and PCIE lanes.
by codedokode 4y ago
In case of Apple Macs, the board with CPU and RAM could be made replaceable and connect to the rest of laptop with USB and PCIE lanes.
- Mike_12345 4y agoIsn't that basically already the case? The CPU is a System on a Chip. Not much else on that mainboard besides CPU/RAM. The M1/M2 laptops are relatively serviceable compared to the previous generation.
- Mike_12345 4y agoBack in the old days I started with computers that had fixed memory and we didn't complain. Commodore 64 - stuck with 64k soldered RAM. Amstrad CPC 6128 - stuck with 128k soldered RAM No one bitched or moaned about it. I prefer soldered RAM and SSD on my Macbook for the performance boost.