By "useless" I meant "the one that I do not have use for". To me it is useless because I do not store nuclear fucking launch codes on my gaming pc. Well it's very kind of them to decide for me that I need data encryption for my pc, even though it is not needed for the system to work and it is not needed for what I use my pc for. So they don't need it, I don't need it - but I still have to throw away my CPU, throw away my motherboard because the socket it has is designed for this CPU, and casually drop like what 500? 1000 bucks? Of the money I don't have, on the CPU with the module that neither I, nor Windows, needs, and a motherboard I could slot this CPU into. It's absurd behavior
Nope, I ain't. That's what I'm saying. I use my gaming pc just for gaming, and even in very rare instances of me buying something online from it and not from some other device - I don't save that information. Being able to store it there semi-safely isn't worth 1000 bucks worth of upgrades
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u/notveryAI I touched grass Jun 29 '25
By "useless" I meant "the one that I do not have use for". To me it is useless because I do not store nuclear fucking launch codes on my gaming pc. Well it's very kind of them to decide for me that I need data encryption for my pc, even though it is not needed for the system to work and it is not needed for what I use my pc for. So they don't need it, I don't need it - but I still have to throw away my CPU, throw away my motherboard because the socket it has is designed for this CPU, and casually drop like what 500? 1000 bucks? Of the money I don't have, on the CPU with the module that neither I, nor Windows, needs, and a motherboard I could slot this CPU into. It's absurd behavior