Framework Desktop wows iFixit – even with the soldered RAM
theregister.co.ukFramework's modular mini desktop has received glowing approval from the repair experts at iFixit, despite having non-upgradeable memory because of its Ryzen AI Max processor.
The startup championing modular and repairable laptops unveiled a new line-up this week, including an upcoming 12-inch touchscreen convertible targeting the Chromebook end of the market, along with its first desktop PC system.
Repair biz iFixit was on hand at the Framework launch in San Francisco, and has published its findings on the latter unit.
Acknowledging the fact that desktop PCs are already modular and upgradeable, iFixit says the Framework Desktop features tool-free panels, standard connectors, and off-the-shelf components wherever possible, making for easy disassembly and stress-free upgrades.
"Before we even touched a screwdriver, we were already impressed. The case panels? Thumbscrews and magnets. The cooling? A Noctua fan, but swappable with any 120 mm fan. Storage? M.2 SSDs, both easily accessible. This ...
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