ALiteralCabbage

How's that going in the US?

I suppose it's not solely for gaming which turns me off the deck option; it would also be serving as the entry point for some self hosted stuff I'm running on the clunky old unit that's still chugging along.

So possibly a false economy then?

I guess the scale of the unit is appealing - even a micro HPX doesn't come close; but that's the trade off I suppose.

What's the benefit of that Vs this? I don't care for portability and I like the option to at least crack this open and expand a few bits (if I need to).

How would you break it down?

PC Partpicker disagrees with you, especially at the reduced price on the Amazon micro option - making some assumptions on equivalence between the 'baked in' chips and proper GPU etc.

I'd assume that economies of scale play a part too.

But I'm willing to accept that I'm wrong!

Are they cheaper, though?

GPU prices being what they are an equivalent full size card, and the same CPU aren't far off the full build cost of the micro unit I linked to, and that's before cases, power supplies and whatever.

I understand the service situation; but that's not worse than my laptop/integrated devices - and this still has some scope for replacing non-soldered parts, presumably.

A few well placed commands by a few lowly 2 monitor types are always the kind of things that derail companies on a fundamental level.

What senior management always forget is that they need us vastly more than we need them...

Don't do yourselves a disservice.

Brits exist.

I doubt it - these will have the chocolate dropped over them rather than being dipped in. They'll just run on a conveyor.

There's no ethical consumption under capitalism.

But even so, no - this is just turkeys offering to feed Christmas because they can't vote.

It’s an ouroboros of advertising money, eating its own dick, endlessly. Telling me not to cum.

This is an incredible sentence.

We have the benefit of a private education system whose primary output is financiers and politicians - give the septics time to figure it out.