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Look, underclocking (so next upgrade is just over clocking) the users PCs and stealing a little RAM for the Admin PC discreetly is the only way to get their new ~~gaming rig~~ test server and other work environment tools approved by finance
Tbf throwing a lil underclock on a work machine will save power, reduce heat and noise, and on anything short of an engineers workstation will cause literally 0 impact.