@itsfoss Because there's something off with having parts of my hardware completely unused because my OS has no idea that it's even a thing.

@itsfoss
Proper support for hardware features that have been there for years.
HDR and tpm2.0 to name 2 of them.
I'll clarify here because I know how people are on here and I already know I will get attacked for saying this. It's not a necessity at all, I am very much aware of this.
For me, it's more of a matter of having the *possibility* to have my OS work nice with everything my hardware is capable of, even if I don't want to enable it.

@Pandya @itsfoss Who cares, it's a good article. On top of that repairing a computer that still can be repaired in 2026 equals freedom.

@Torx @tuxedocomputers Right, but if the bubble bursts RAM may become cheaper than before.
In the meantime manufacturers are probably increasing their production capacity but these kinds of expansions take time.

@Torx @tuxedocomputers It's expensive because of current ram prices.