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55 minutes ago, ExplosionMare said:

My desktop is about 2-3 years old and my laptop is less than a year old.

Well your computers are a lot newer than mine is hehe. My laptop is about four to five years old. I wanna get a new since I need to but I don't have the money for it currently. Maybe one day... :P 

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My current PC was built in 2012. Almost 11 years old and it's still doing fine.


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My main computer (the one I'm using to type this message) was rebuilt 5 months ago with a newer motherboard and CPU than what was originally in it. My secondary computer (a Dell Optiplex 7010) is 11 years old and it's still working fine for what I use it for (which is basic internet browsing and viewing schematics for vintage electronics while I repair them).

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My desktop is over a year and a half old, while my newest laptop is just a few days old.


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My desktop is an amalgamation of a ton of different parts, the average age of everything is probably around 2-3 years old though.

Laptop is 4 years old. Battery is getting up there in age so it might need replaced at some point in the future.


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My notebook is 8 years old and my desktop is 4 years old. I'm running Windows 10 on the notebook and Windows 11 on my desktop.

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Which one? I have some frankensteins cobbled together with 2011-ish pieces, a 2006 high-end workstation and an ordinary gaming pc.

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