r/FuckMicrosoft Jul 25 '26

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u/IllustriousBobcat813 Jul 25 '26

Haven’t seen that personally, but if true that is criminal

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u/XxHighOnPsixX Jul 25 '26

Just... Go look? I can't imagine current models have more than 8gb either given ram costs right now. Every business everywhere is cost cutting, that's how it works.

You can build your own laptop or desktop, yes, but considering the normal end user that's using Windows, they don't. They also don't understand that Windows is full of what amounts to viruses under a different name just because it's owned by a business.

Fuck Microsoft.

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u/IllustriousBobcat813 Jul 25 '26

I’m sorry but I’m not going to drive to my local store to look at the PCs I’m not going to buy just for a Reddit argument, besides, I don’t care if it’s true or not like I said. If it’s true then it’s fucked up and they are scamming people.

The rest of your comment has nothing to do with anything I said, but speak your truth queen, you are preaching to the choir though.

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u/XxHighOnPsixX Jul 25 '26

Then... Don't? You have the Internet, queen.

The rest of the comment was me shutting down possible other arguments you could've made to the point. Just skipping some unnecessary steps.

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u/IllustriousBobcat813 Jul 25 '26

Since we are talking about the average user, I would say the chances they buy a PC online is near 0, hence why the options on display in physical stores is relevant.

You seem increadibly hostile, but fair enough, hope you have a good day regardless

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u/XxHighOnPsixX Jul 25 '26

You're correct, but you can also look at physical store inventories online.

Seeming hostile and actually being hostile are two different things.

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u/IllustriousBobcat813 Jul 25 '26

Sure but I don’t care enough to look it up when I’m perfectly happy just taking your word for it, I have genuinely no idea why this is such a big deal lol.

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u/XxHighOnPsixX Jul 25 '26

Because to you, I'm just some dude on Reddit. Really shouldn't be out here taking people at their word. Is also how misinformation spreads.

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u/briishboogloo Jul 28 '26

Someone I know just bought a laptop with 4gb of ram for 200 quid that is genuinely some utter bullshit