It is the same with chip technology. Hell, most people are still running 32-bit versions of Windows or other operating systems that have 64-bit versions available.

Ditto for number of cores on main onboard and dedicated graphics cards. Many cores are simply not utilized because software hasn't been optimized for it yet.

It's a conundrum, indeed.

Does one buy the latest and greatest - sitting on the bleeding edge - and cross the fingers?

Or does one stay with the waiting herd; the group that is actually stunting any incentives for software or content providers to upgrade?

Imagine that?

Oh. Forgive my lapse in common etiquette.

Salutations. I am JaiChai. And if I haven't had the pleasure to make your acquaintance, always nice to meet a fellow Steemian.

Thanks for the informative post.

Upvoted and following you now.

Namaste,

JaiChai