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Read Full Article »Framework Desktop's Noctua fan and Cooler Master heatsink pried off, Strix Halo exposed
Discussion Points
- The removal of the custom cooler from a Framework Desktop engineering unit raises concerns about the manufacturer's control over user-upgradeability and potential for reverse-engineering.r
- The discovery of the Strix Halo component highlights the tension between user desire for customization and the proprietary nature of modern computer components.r
- iFixit's actions may have implications for warranty validity, liability, and the broader implications on the digital rights of consumers.
Summary
IFixit successfully disassembled a Framework Desktop engineering unit, revealing the Strix Halo component beneath a custom cooler. This development has significant implications for user-upgradeability, proprietary components, and potential warranty or liability concerns.
As users increasingly demand customization options, manufacturers must balance control with accessibility, raising questions about digital rights and consumer protections.
iFixit was able to remove the cooler from a Framework Desktop engineering unit, showing off Strix Halo under the custom cooler. ...
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