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Speaking of RAM prices. I upgraded my AMD Laptop with a second identical stick of 16GB RAM. Lenovo wanted 330€ for it. I found the same...

Because I've bought some unknown brand RAM, which name I don't recall anymore, and it was very cheap but it's good. EDIT: I've used in...

I doubt that. They're good quality, just not known outside China.

RAM and other unknown chip purchases and usage for major computer manufacturers has already begun. There has already been many reports...

The feature to remove AI was added to 4.14. Haven't tried this myself though...

I would not have an issue with Windows 11, if it didn't rub me in the wrong direction at every corner. The core OS works really well and...

I count myself among the rare species who actually likes Windows 11. It's reliable and runs well on my PC. Sure there is some bloatware...

Yep, not far off the truth there. Prices are ridiculous now.

Yeah, they could aswell has made the microchanges for core features on Windows 10, and kept the rest intact.

LOL, I've been looking at HDD (yes a spinner) and RAM upgrades for a while and the price is at least 3 times as high as it was a while...

Oh, Windows 2000. I liked it because it was very stable. BUT, it was really slow and left a lot of performance on the table on multi CPU...

Windows 11 is alright. Could be better though. Still a lot of bloat floating around, but generally quite usable. MS woke up a bit from...

None of those actually. Those are things I've done too, and they are resource hogs, but that is not Windows fault. The real issue is...

Money is a completely different topic. It is besides the point. Windows is currently struggling a bit. But not all is Windows fault...

Sometimes real absolute minimum Windows 11 25H2 requirements feels like they should be 32GB RAM and at least a 2TB PCIe gen 5 NVMe...