Mh, so in the long run instead of a mobo you prize a desktop composed by a large unique integrate brik with at maximum external PSU and screen? Or the other end

Mh, so in the long run instead of a mobo you prize a desktop composed by a large unique integrate brik with at maximum external PSU and screen? Or the other end, looking at my desktop where the Nvidia card it's not much a card but a computer inside the computer with GPU, memory etc and it's dedicated nvtop listing processes and resource usage like [hb]top for "the larger computer"? Such "migrations" are a classic, we merge some components in a "package", we split a "package" in some discrete components and so on. Personally I'm more interested in the possibility of easy repair and custom component selections instead of crappy glued stuff with plastic clips an no standard to force drop an entire car just for a punctured tyre. BTW most assembled system today have a useless super-CPU, too little ram and bad storage choice to last 3-4 years instead of 8-10 in comfort. That's one of the biggest issues for us.