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[futureelectronic1124]

Microchip SAMA7G54 Microprocessor

https://www.futureelectronics.com/m/microchip. The Microchip SAMA7G54 is a high-performance, Arm Cortex-A7 CPU-based embedded microprocessor (MPU) running up to 1 GHz. It supports multiple memories such as 16-bit DDR2, DDR3, DDR3L, LPDDR2, LPDDR3 with flexible boot options from octal/quad SPI, SD/eMMC as well as 8-bit SLC/MLC NAND Flash. https://youtu.be/PpRh4VMK8Q0

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[ms-demeanor]

Quick question about Framework laptops: Can you not actually upgrade the motherboards on them? Because their site/Ifixit makes it look like you can.

https://guides.frame.work/Guide/Mainboard+Replacement+Guide/79?lang=en

It has admittedly been a few years since I looked at their site and it does look like they've launched an upgradeable motherboard.

I will admit that this doesn't necessarily do much to quell my skepticism, for this reason:

When I first started working with computers professionally in 2011 it was maybe a 70/30 split between SATA/IDE drives that came in with laptops and it was still quite common to pick up PCs with 32bit operating systems.

About 5 years ago it started becoming more normal for us to send computers out of the shop with either an SSD and an HDD or just an SSD.

Then it went to M.2s. Then NVMEs.

About every three to four years I've watched memory technology change - when I started is was DDR3, then DDR3L, then DDR4, and DDR5 has been shipping recently.

When I look at the Framework website I see that all the DDR4 is on sale and all the DDR5 is pre-order. Is motherboard that's compatible with DDR5 going to be backwards compatible with the parts of your framework laptop - like the keyboard, screen connections, battery, etc, that you've ordered over the years? Apparently the last three generations have been compatible for major components, but there have been issues with chargers between generations. It won't be compatible with the RAM, that's for sure - or your M.2 drive.

At that point you're replacing the motherboard every couple of years and possibly other components and will just be keeping the frame and body? I feel aluminum is not the biggest extractive concern associated with computer manufacturing. (Like at what point are we reducing actual waste and at what point are we bound up in aesthetics? If you're replacing your motherboard, processor, RAM, and storage drive every few years what is the waste that you're saving - the screen? The touchpad? how many motherboard cycles do you think a screen will last?)

Basically I have doubts about the durability of the modular model and the ability of framework to keep pace with the inevitable changes that will happen in computer technology as time goes on.

And if you have to replace your motherboard, processor, and RAM every two to three years to stay up to date I'm really not certain that I see much advantage (ecologically or technologically) in doing that over using a single laptop for 7+ years and upgrading it periodically.

Basically, here, what this user on the framework subreddit says:

(I'm not certain that IS the minority of users - tons of people on the specs post are talking about their 10-15 year old laptops, and I feel like if we could teach people more about computers from a purchasing and maintenance standpoint we'd have more people using their computers for ten years)

And also, it's expensive. The motherboard upgrade for a framework owner is as much as a lot of people would hope to spend on a new computer, and you'd still have to get new RAM at a minimum.

And I mean look I know that I think about computer part compatibility more than most people; i have probably purchased more computers in my life than anybody but corporate buyers at this point.

I think that framework is a great option for the people who know that that's the option that they want, but there seems to be the assumption among the community that people are blithely buying computers every two years and throwing out the old ones because they don't know any better and that misses a couple of points:

1 - most people work as hard as possible to get the most out of their computers, often pushing past the realistic ability to upgrade or maintain their existing devices

2 - people who do replace their computers on a 2-3 year schedule tend to do so either because they are very wealthy or because they are pretty broke. Most people who I encounter would *love* to keep their computers longer, but also find that $400 is prohibitively expensive and so are stuck in a cycle of refurbs and chromebooks and black friday sales.

Basically i think that framework is a great idea for people who need to have a new top of the line computer every three years; it is an improvement over buying a new computer every three years, it is doing the "re-use" bit of reduce, re-use, recycle.

However I think that's not most users and I think we could pretty easily get to a place where more users would benefit from reducing through better proactive purchases and maintenance.

Basically: I'm leery of telling people who aren't power users to get a power user computer even if it is theoretically easier to install RAM in a framework than to pop the bottom off of a Dell because it's not actually that hard to pop the bottom off of a Dell.

IDK the entire computer industry is fucked in a major way and at least framework is acknowledging that so props to them on that, and hey it rules that they have a refurb marketplace. That is definitely a company I'd trust for refurbished devices.

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decided to make a pinned post :3

https://a-pickle-jar.neocities.org

do not interact:

terfs: you will be boiled in the kettle

nazis: arent punk

bigots: you will be shredded and ground into a fine powder

do interact:

fellow jerma fans

original doom enjoyers

linux users

queers and furries of all flavors

my computers:

1: my main desktop

the computer i use the most, and the only one i havent fully committed to switching over to linux with

OS: Ubuntu 22.04.3 and Windows 10 (mainly for gaming)

CPU: Ryzen 5 3600 @ 3.6GHz

GPU: GTX 1650

RAM: 16 GB DDR4

Storage: 512 GB + 1 TB + 300 GB

2: the "craptop"

Lenovo Chromebook 100e Gen2 AMD running a modified coreboot BIOS so i can run proper linux on it. Probably my most personality filled computer.

OS: Linux Mint 21.2

DE: Cinnamon

CPU: AMD A4-9120C 2 Cores @ 1.6GHz

GPU: AMD ATI Radeon R4 Graphics

RAM: 4 GB DDR4

Storage: 32 GB + 32 GB

3: HP Stream 11-R014wm

My guinea pig laptop. I test various lightweight operating systems and super lightweight games designed for linux on it.

OS: Linux Mint 21.2

DE: Xfce 4.18

CPU: Intel Celeron N3050 2 Cores @ 1.6GHz

GPU: Intel HD Graphics

RAM: 2 GB DDR3L

Storage: 32 GB

[computer1p]

Upgrading Your Computer's Memory: A 4-Year Journey in Laptop, Desktop, and Motherboard Memory

In today's fast-paced digital world, computers play an essential role in our daily lives. Whether you're a professional, a student, or a casual user, the performance of your computer greatly depends on its memory. Over the past four years, I've gained valuable experience in upgrading and replacing memory in various computer systems, including laptops, desktop PCs, and motherboards. In this article, I'll share insights and tips to help you enhance your computing experience.

Laptop Notebook Memory:

Laptops are known for their portability, but they often come with limited memory. Upgrading laptop memory can significantly boost performance. When choosing a laptop memory module, consider compatibility with your laptop's model and the operating system. DDR4 and DDR3L are common memory types, but ensure that you choose the right one.

Desktop PC Computer Memory:

Desktop PCs offer more flexibility for memory upgrades. Adding or replacing memory modules in a desktop is relatively straightforward. When upgrading desktop memory, focus on the type of RAM (DDR3, DDR4, etc.) and the memory speed. Faster memory can enhance multitasking and gaming performance.

Motherboard Memory:

Motherboard memory, also known as BIOS or CMOS memory, is vital for storing system settings and configurations. In some cases, you may need to replace a motherboard's memory component if it's causing issues. Ensure you're cautious when handling the motherboard and consult the manufacturer's guidelines to avoid any mishaps.

Dell Laptop Memory:

Dell laptops are popular for their quality and reliability. Upgrading memory in a Dell laptop can be a game-changer, making your laptop faster and more responsive. Always check for compatibility with your specific Dell laptop model to ensure the memory module fits perfectly.

Replacing and Upgrading Memory:

Upgrading memory is a cost-effective way to extend the life of your computer. Before starting, back up your data to prevent any potential data loss. Consult your computer's manual or the manufacturer's website for instructions on how to replace or upgrade memory. Make sure you have the necessary tools and components.

In conclusion, upgrading and replacing memory in your computer can transform your computing experience. My four years of experience in this field have taught me the importance of compatibility, research, and careful handling of computer components. With the right memory upgrade, your laptop, desktop, or motherboard can become faster and more efficient, ensuring that your computer keeps up with the demands of today's digital world.

#Dell laptop Memory #Desktop PC Computer Memory

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[treasurehunterss]

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[someexistite]

hp made the antichrist (rant)

i havent complained about this on here yet, so

HP 14t-bs000 laptop in the same market as the HP Stream laptop, this laptop (which doesnt have a product name for some reason)... fucking sucks. so much.

i used this piece of shit (which im currently typing this on) nearly every day for at least a year, so im comfortable with saying this is the worst computer ive ever used.

for all you tech people out there, here are the specs: HP 14t-bs000 1DN87AV laptop Intel Celeron N3060 @1.60 GHz, 2 cores, 2 threads 4GB DDR3L-1600 PC3L-12800S Non-ECC RAM 32GB eMMC storage Intel HD 400 Graphics 1GB RAM 1366x768 60Hz display Windows 10 Home

for those of you in the know, you might already see the problem(s)

so using this laptop every day was hell imagine being in 2020 and doing school online alas, this computer is all you have what do you do? suffer

this laptop is slow. extremely slow. i can hear the intel celeron (intel celery) in this laptop begging for mercy every time i power it on this processor is worse than one from 17 years ago (10 years in 2017) im not kidding this (2017) celeron n3060 performs worse than the (2007) core 2 duo i found in a $6 pc i got at the thrift store

and it sure as hell feels that way you better have patience and a lot of it half the time i cant tell if its actually doing anything this celery stick of a cpu makes browsing the internet a pain which is a problem because that's what this computer was made to do

[on a slightly unrelated note, the keyboard randomly stopped working while i was typing that]

much like the cpu, the ram also sucks. 4gb is barely enough to run windows 10. it functions, and i appreciate that hp lets you upgrade it up to like 8gb, but its still not good.

the screen. no. ok so, congratulations hp, you somehow invented the worst screen ever. good job. it has god awful viewing angles, and i use "viewing" in jest because you cant see this screen for some reason, hp decided it would be a good idea to have a glossy screen, making this more of a tinted mirror supposedly, this makes for better colors, but that doesnt matter WHEN I CANT SEE THE GOD DAMN SCREEN hp also supposedly made a matte finish screen for this line of laptops, but i cant find a single one so yeah, screen sucks, but it is a very light annoyance compared to the storage

32 GB of storage. Need I say more? 32 GB is nothing. I shit you not, the damn operating system takes up more than 2/3 of the storage. That is unacceptable.

How the fuck do you expect the average person to deal with this? You install one program and Windows is already complaining. The average person sees the low storage notification and runs into the wilderness with their doomsday supplies.

If you want this computer to be usable in any way, you need an SD card or an SSD (we'll get back to that in a minute). I'm sorry, is it too much to ask HP Inc (ranked #63 on the Fortune 500 list) for a laptop that's usable out of the box? It's fucked up that you can sell laptops with that little storage in the modern day. 32GB is already awful, but to only have roughly 10 GB actually usable? You can install a couple apps and download a few files before you're completely out of space. At a certain point, you can't update Windows or even browse the internet until you clear up some storage. Was 64GB too much to ask for? Even that isn't a lot, but it's usable! You can install things without immediately running out of space, a concept HP clearly hasn't heard of.

"Yeah, the laptop sucks, but who gives a shit? It's a bottom-of-the-barrel laptop, what did you expect?" I EXPECT IT TO BE FUCKING USABLE. The average person doesn't know much about computers. They see a low price and immediately bite, not knowing they just opened a pit into hell. They start using it, notice it's extremely slow, learn they can't download shit, give up, and leave it in a closet for 20 years.

I understand that this laptop, $150 to $250 when new, was not expected to be good. I know. I'm just asking for usability. The fact that HP thought it was acceptable to sell this thing is further proof that HP fucking sucks. The very existence of this laptop defies God. This laptop's manufacture infamously lead to the Third Crusade. This laptop is the Antichrist.

ok ok ok yes im being overly dramatic i know but i cannot stress enough how horrible this laptop is to use there are school laptops better than this

in fact I have used at least 2 different school laptops that are better to use than this

Dell Latitude 3190 Intel Pentium Silver N5030 @1.10GHz, 4 cores, 4 threads 8GB DDR4-2400 RAM 128GB eMMC Intel UHD Graphics 605 Windows 10 Education

Comparing this laptop to the HP laptop is like comparing a desk to a rusty pile of nails This Dell laptop is so god damn usable like it has storage! it has ram! it has a processor! if you removed all of the school web filters and whatnot, you'd get a low end (but more than usable!) laptop and they just gave these out! like i said, this hp laptop is worse than a school laptop

another school laptop Dell Chromebook 3110 Intel Celeron N4500 @1.10GHz, 2 cores, 2 threads 4GB LPDDR4-2933 RAM 32GB eMMC ChromeOS

while yes, these are basically the specs of the HP laptop, it doesn't feel that way when they stole the other dell laptop from us and gave us this thing as a consolation prize, I was pissed however, it feels fine, mostly because it's a chromebook chromeos takes up less resources, less space, doesn't need anything fancy plus, i think intel recently improved their celeron processors so that they aren't outperformed by decades-old processors (i dont have a source for this) in any case, it still feels usable

This is not good for HP. In popular culture, school laptops are stereotypically fucking atrocious. Yet, somehow, HP managed to make something worse.

there are computers from 10+ years ago for half the price on ebay that are leagues ahead of this sinful pile of plastic

im sure you can find much better deals than this online

please if you need a laptop and dont care about its specs please dear god dont buy this laptop or similar ones still sold find something on ebay save up a bit more for something better whatever it takes to not get this laptop this laptop has caused me so much fucking frustration so much anxiety i wouldnt wish this laptop on any of my enemies

ok redeeming qualities: it technically functions and its easy to work on which is a good thing because if you actually plan on using this rattly lump of lead and depression, you definitely want to upgrade some things

this laptop comes from a line of better laptops, so luckily theres a lot of easy upgradability for one, all of the screws are easily accessible and the bottom of the laptop comes off relatively easily, plus it has an easily removable battery for two, half of the laptop comes highlighted in blank

see those shiny metal plates on the left side? thats called opportunity for that is not useless space, it is expansion

on the left is mini-SATA, and the right is regular SATA to the average jim, this doesnt mean anything but if you're in the know, you'll know that you can use these for SSDs, HDDs, and optical drives yes, some of these laptops came with actual storage better yet, you can use these!

so i bought the cheapest 256gb ssd that micro center sold, and instantly octupled (8x) the storage capacity (depending on how you count it, i may have nontupled [9x] the storage) and all of a sudden, the laptop is usable!!! still slow as shit, mind you, but i can store files! i can install programs without fear! using the analogy from earlier, its like turning the rusty pile of nails into a small table

I have also upgraded the ram to 8GB it didnt make it much better, but its the thought that counts with this newfound power, im tempted to get the optical drive, an internal fan (because it currently doesnt have one and can get hot, and even a new motherboard with a better processor

ok so In conclusion, this laptop fucking sucks and the fact that HP sold any of them is a testament to God's weakness. However, it can be improved. But it still fucking sucks, fuck you HP.

#hp #hewlett packard #rant #complaining #ranting #laptops #bad laptops #long rant #i joke a lot but this laptop does suck so much and i hated every second i had to use it with no better alternative.

[ngohaw]

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