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If it was marketed it would be successful. Users are keenly aware of the lag modern programs have, even with top spec new hardware.
by throwaway48476 1y ago
If it was marketed it would be successful. Users are keenly aware of the lag modern programs have, even with top spec new hardware.
- constantcrying 1y ago>Users are keenly aware of the lag modern programs have, even with top spec new hardware. Which is always a combination of many factors. I do not believe that you can market performance to anyone but a niche audience. The metrics are often difficult to comprehend and do not mean much. The one industry which does this is gaming and they usually do not go above giving specs at which a certain graphics quality at a certain frame rate is achievable. I do not see how e.g. productivity software could be marketed like this. Except for unverifiable claims about "good performance". To be honest, I do not think most users even care. They are annoyed at it, sure, but they will use what they have always used.