In January, I spent two weeks with the most modular notebook ever made: the Framework Laptop 16. It's a gadget nerd's dream: you can swap out its keyboard, touchpad, ports - even its entire discrete GPU.
Six months later, with a new unit and new firmware, I'm feeling a bit better! Not good enough to give it my full recommendation, but enough to raise its score to 6 out of 10.
I'm happy to say I've only seen the computer fail once during that entire month - an 'It looks like Windows didn't load correctly' error I haven't been able to reproduce.
With my original review unit, I saw the AMD Ryzen 7940HS warm up past 90 degrees Celsius.
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