• BombOmOm@lemmy.world
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    18 hours ago

    The standard is PCI-e, and it is interchangeable. This is the second dedicated video card you can get in a Framework laptop, and they can be swapped out with each other. The other video card is even an AMD Radeon.

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      18 hours ago

      Again, that’s great if they can continue to update and release their GPU module to work with additional and future gpus. I’ll believe it when I see it be updated with the next generation of gpus because just like it said on their press release, others have tried it and failed.

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          17 hours ago

          Ah, I see. Well cool, that’s actually pretty neat then, reasonably, at least in terms of today’s ridiculous GPU market, price. Maybe they will be the ones to break the curse then and I can have a laptop that can actually treat like a desktop.

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            Maybe they will be the ones to break the curse then and I can have a laptop that can actually treat like a desktop.

            Nah, unfortunately they are just as beholden to the GPU makers as any of us. More than larger laptop OEMs for sure.

            A future Intel Arc module may be the only hope, but that’s quite a hope.

            I just got a 10L SFF desktop I can put in a suitcase, heh…