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Originally Posted by flipper35
It was in the 80s on Easter, then that picture from last Saturday at the trap meet where we got some rain and then several inches of snow. Back to rain here the next few days.
A desktop Mac does not have the same upgrade paths available like a Windows PC. Apple doesn't like to certify new hardware all that quickly so no new Titan for you!
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One reason I have been a Windows user for so long is the flexibility of changing the system. The computer I am typing this on is over 6 years old. I built it originally as just my home PC to run Quicken, and do email and surf the web. I just used the onboard video of the motherboard. and a pair of 1 TB hard drives running in a mirror.
Then after a couple of years I bought a much large case and bigger power supply, and two high end video cards and started running some mapping software on it. That grew into needed a new motherboard with more cores, and 128 gig of ram, so I disassembled my system, and put the two video cards in the new super system. and went back to the cheap video card. Then I needed a real horsepower for Video and put in the GeForce GTX 1080 Ti with 28 Gig of video memory and put in the 2 TB SSD.
I also have 3 other hard drives in the system. It all started life as a Win 7 Pro computer and was upgraded to Win 10 Pro. I would like to build a system with the new CPU like one I built for my partner, with the i8 Next Gen CPU and 24 cores, and 64 gig of RAM. If we get a few of the big projects we have bid on I might get to build that. Then turn this machine back to a personal Quicken, and email box.