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Adding extra ram or a second monitor would be upgrading, you don't need to replace every component.
by aestra 13y ago
Adding extra ram or a second monitor would be upgrading, you don't need to replace every component.
- stinos 13y agoThis is true - must admit I didn't consider it/forgot it as I'm not a big fan of saving on these from the start: when we buy new workstations, we immediately get them with plenty of ram (which is rather cheap anyway) and screenspace (which is productivity-wise way more important for me than raw computing power)