Framework's first desktop is a strange–but unique–mini ITX gaming PC
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Re: Framework's first desktop is a strange–but unique–mini ITX gaming PC
#2what is the pitch, because desktops don't have a problem with replacements, repairs etc.
Re: Framework's first desktop is a strange–but unique–mini ITX gaming PC
#3what is the pitch, because desktops don't have a problem with replacements, repairs etc.
256 GB/s memory bandwidth for $2000.
Re: Framework's first desktop is a strange–but unique–mini ITX gaming PC
#4what is the pitch, because desktops don't have a problem with replacements, repairs etc.
It seems to be squaring up directly against the mac studio with its efficient APU and big memory bandwidth use cases with a cheaper price tag. At least that's the loose sense that I got based on their keynote.
Re: Framework's first desktop is a strange–but unique–mini ITX gaming PC
#5Framework is REALLY pushing the envelope here. /r/localLLaMA is waiting deperatly for Strix Halo.
Re: Framework's first desktop is a strange–but unique–mini ITX gaming PC
#6I hate to be a hater, but having built myriad gaming PCs in my time, this doesn't really seem like much of a step forward. I'm hoping it's just the beginning. I'd love a modular plug-and-play PC parts ecosystem. This doesn't seem like that, yet.
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#8Can we also have a desktop keyboard trackpad combo?
Re: Framework's first desktop is a strange–but unique–mini ITX gaming PC
#9what is the pitch, because desktops don't have a problem with replacements, repairs etc.
Right - there was no major market gap here. With laptops there was, but not desktops. Not sure the point of this. I hope they didn't spend too much eng time on it, rather than on their laptops. The F16 could use a new rev...
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#10The framework website currently has a strange message about putting users into queues just to view the homepage. Might be time to start thinking about setting up Varnish