If you buy a PC in 2019 then you're an idiot

> Wait 3+ years to buy a computer with more processing power/storage/... that you need
> Computers in 3 years will never become obsolete because that's what happens once moore's conjecture ends
Are you on some srs drugs?

holy shit I have been waiting since 2009 though

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finally programs will start to use multi-core if they want to do more

If you actually believe that after Moore's law there will be no more improvements then you need to go back immediately. And I don't mean plebbit, I mean the clinic for mentally retarded people you escaped from.

>a computer purchased in 2020 will never become obsolete
What is quantum computing

You waiting for ssds to come down too?

Something that will never be consumer ready due to the simple fact that people won't install a vacuum chamber and cooling system to keep their PC at near 0K and also not valid for all applications
Any other retarded questions I can help you with?

That's OK, they'll quickly make something that defies conventional understanding of physics and engineering, just so the 500MB - 1GB JavaScript calculator apps can run, they HAVE TO.

>they'll quickly make something that defies conventional understanding of physics and engineering, just so the 500MB - 1GB JavaScript calculator apps can run

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>a computer purchased in 2020 will never become obsolete.
holy fuck how retarded are you op? a limit in node size wont limit performance, however packing more power into the same node will cause it to have heating issues
and even if 5nm is the limit with silicone dies we will still be able to bypass it with graphene until we hit 1nm