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The idea is nice, but I guess not until the scale is up and production cost come down a bit that the Framework laptop will become more appeal to me. By the tim
by vietvu 3y ago
The idea is nice, but I guess not until the scale is up and production cost come down a bit that the Framework laptop will become more appeal to me.
By the time I want to upgrade my laptop, the hardware (CPU/RAM/GPU) would be updated so much that buying a new laptop will be cheaper and more powerful. There is no reason to swap parts.
- ripply 3y agoThe point of this laptop is that you can upgrade the cpu/gpu. But I would wait a couple of generations for this. I am a gen 1 batch 2 supporter and I stopped using mine after a year when the M2 Air came out. Mine is unusable since it throttles to 200Mhz under load and is difficult for it to recover. That load being normal software development or any game. It now sits running BOINC tasks at 80% CPU because it will throttle if I set it to 100% CPU.