> No indication for whether the CPU/GPU/RAM/SSD are upgradable or all soldered together on the board.

Almost certainly. This is the direction the industry is heading, and the perverse unavailability of high-end discrete graphics cards is the nail in the coffin.

See also the Framework PC.

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esskay 12 hours ago | parent | next [-]

We do have an indication. The RAM and SSD are both upgradable. The RAM is SODIMM, and storage is NVME

	▲	SchemaLoad 9 hours ago \| parent [-]
		I feel like these are the only things worth upgrading even in a desktop too. Unless you are the kind of person who buys the new CPU every year, upgrading anything in a desktop usually means replacing almost everything. Every time I've looked at upgrading a part in my PC it's been the case where the CPU socket has changed, memory has changed to the next number of DDR, etc so it's basically just buying a new one of everything but the storage, psu, and case. There are absolutely cases where I've wished I could upgrade the storage in devices though.

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