The average to change the pc amounts to 6 years

Intel CEO Brian Krzanich has had a few thoughtful words about the PC market and the average number of years it takes to upgrade a computer. The executive stated that today the average renewal of a PC reaches 6 years.

The average years of updating the PC increased from four to six years

In the words of Brian Krzanich, the average years of a PC users to update their equipment has increased from four to six years, this is clearly a benefit for users but it is not for hardware manufacturers. Is that currently an Intel Core i5 (i5-2500k) from four or five years ago is still a great processor for most tasks or a high-end graphics card from the same period can still with all the titles on the market in medium quality -high, so the incentive to update the equipment is low, especially if it is a computer that is not going to be dedicated to video games.

Intel executive wants to shorten upgrade times

It is for this reason that Brian Krzanich has commented that they have to create the necessary innovations to shorten the update times on home computers:

" Right now, it's easier to go from one phone to a new phone than from a PC to a new PC, " he said. "We have to fix some of these things . " Reading these kinds of statements, we get chills down our spines.

At the moment, the type of user who is keeping the desktop computer market afloat is that enthusiast who updates their PC every two years or less to be able to play the most demanding video games today or use it to design and edit video. Without these types of users, surely the PC market could not be maintained as it has been until now.