Comparing apples and oranges, really. Comparing a system from the 90's to a modern commodity PC isn't a fair comparison by any stretch.
Old hardware will always give you hassles, and expecting an old OS to work in a way similar to Windows is crazy. Most people like the Amiga OS variants because they are different, and it's got nothing to do with keeping up with the times. I use my Amiga's for fun, as a hobby. I'm not delusional enough to think it they even remotely do everything I ask my Windows machines to do.
For those that don't enjoy the legacy machines, there's plenty of options with OS4, MOS and AROS.
