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  • BURN@lemmy.worldEnglish
    65·
    1 year ago

    I could, but by the time I need a new laptop (last one I bought was 2017) the chassis and screen end up beat to shit and need to be replaced anyways.

    I also just have no use for upgrades in my laptops. They’re always single purpose machines and I replace them when they break, not when they get slow.

    I have a desktop that keeps up with modern hardware. Never got the need for the same in my laptop