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Soldered DDR4-3200 on a high-end 13th Gen CPU laptop? Odd choice by Asus.
Everything is soldered anymore. How else can they guarantee you keep buying new products and be forced for an entire device replacement when it needs a single chip maintenance?
Everything is soldered anymore. How else can they guarantee you keep buying new products and be forced for an entire device replacement when it needs a single chip maintenance?
The emphasis of my comments was about using DDR4-3200 (a pretty old RAM standard) instead of at least DDR5 (and if they're soldering it, why not use LPDDR5 to decrease power consumption, increase battery life and increase performance)?
There are very, very few 13th GEN i9 systems that take DDR4-3200.
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There are very, very few 13th GEN i9 systems that take DDR4-3200.
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