Yeah I miss the little door on the PowerBooks and early MacBook pros and iMacs that let you put standardized memory in. All mine had maxed out Crucial or Corsair ram modules a month or 2 after getting the Mac.
Then they started tying graphics cards to package upgrades and you ended up getting more ram no matter what.
Then the Stewart enshitification culminated in single board PCs with zero owner upgrade paths.
Yeah I miss the little door on the PowerBooks and early MacBook pros and iMacs that let you put standardized memory in. All mine had maxed out Crucial or Corsair ram modules a month or 2 after getting the Mac.
Then they started tying graphics cards to package upgrades and you ended up getting more ram no matter what.
Then the Stewart enshitification culminated in single board PCs with zero owner upgrade paths.