Considering that the RTX 4090 is larger than an Xbox Series S, it's unreasonable to think Microsoft could fit one in the base of a Surface Studio. Those on a budget could get a more affordable PC to plug in to the display, while high-end professionals could pair a powerful GPU with the unique screen of the Surface Studio. It wouldn't be as sleak as an All-in-One, but it would provide a way to get the gorgeous and versatile screen of the Surface Studio while bringing your own PC.Ī Surface Studio monitor would be worthwhile on both sides of the creative scale.
I'm sure there are corporations and individuals that have enough of a budget to purchase a new Surface Studio every few years, but for those of us that can't, it would be nice to have a standalone Surface Studio display. That means you can spend around $5,000 on a computer and have its most important internals out of date within a couple of years without the option to upgrade. Note that the CPU and GPU didn't make the list of replaceable parts in the Surface Studio 2. You can replace the display, motherboard, thermals, power supply unit, feet, C-cover, hinge cover, and SSD of the newest Studio. To Microsoft's credit, the company drastically improved repairability with the Surface Studio 2+.
Most notably, it's basically impossible to upgrade the components of the Surface Studio 2 or the original Surface Studio. While it's impressive that Microsoft can fit the Surface Studio's computing power into its base, that setup comes with disadvantages.
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