It doesn't, however the tiny form factor usually necessitates significant thermal limits on the processor, meaning they will under perform vs a proper desktop.
Anyways, it's a free world, just trying to provide some additional considerations for you.
A couple of thoughts...
Unless the mini format is essential, avoid it. You end up with lower spec for the money because of the required compromises and custom motherboards.
Time now is a terrible time to upgrade unfortunately due to the record high memory prices off the back of the AI craze...
The denoise is a godsend for me since I'm often shooting sports indoors at 6k/8k/10k iso. Less often but a great time saver I'll use the AI masking. Content aware fill is a path of last resort for me, I try to set things up so I don't need to edit content in an image, so it get used if I mess up.
About 6 months ago I went over to DxO and haven't looked back. Main perks for me are no subscription, no catalog file to sync and manage, better denoise (I shoot a lot at 8k iso and above).
Without a doubt there's a transition learning curve, less third party plugins support etc but I'm...
Yea even with the increase in growth in the last eyar or so I I've read (take with a pinch of salt!) that Linux is only about 5% share of the global desktop OS use.
I'm now firmly a Cachyos daily driver but keeping W11 dual boot for photo editing, CAD and gaming.
Lightroom classic has firmly gone for me, I've gone fully over to DxO photolab with the added bonus that my backup sizes now reduced as I can backup the original RAW file rather than DNG, a...
I've looked at doing this, the things that have put me off are:
- no lightroom classic
- no pureraw support (I regularly shoot at 12800+ so want to denoise)
The point being made is the DDR4 and DDR5 modules are physically different. You won't really notice a difference in performance but if you buy DDR4 it won't fit!
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