Just give it a year or two and Windows will drag that sucker into the mud and run everything just a sluggish as ever.
The idea that any hardware performance increase will be eaten up by terrible software is an evergreen. A computer that could serve as the single server for a medium size enterprise 20 years ago, is no longer able to serve as a desktop for a receptionist. I'm not even sure we're talking diminishing returns anymore, we're probably past the point of maximum yield and into the negative returns at this point.
The idea that any hardware performance increase will be eaten up by terrible software is an evergreen. A computer that could serve as the single server for a medium size enterprise 20 years ago, is no longer able to serve as a desktop for a receptionist. I'm not even sure we're talking diminishing returns anymore, we're probably past the point of maximum yield and into the negative returns at this point.