No, the architecture of MikroTik equipment cannot be changed.

The architecture of a MikroTik device refers to the internal hardware and software design of the device, including the processor, memory, storage system and other critical components, as well as the RouterOS operating system designed specifically for that hardware platform.

MikroTik devices are designed to operate with a specific set of hardware and its corresponding firmware, and these elements are not interchangeable or modifiable in terms of architecture.

However, here are some clarifications on what you can and cannot do with a MikroTik device:

What you can't change:

1. CPU and chipset: The CPU and other chipset components are an integral part of the hardware design and cannot be modified or exchanged for other types.
2. RouterOS operating system for another architecture- RouterOS is compiled and optimized for the specific architecture of the hardware on which it is installed. You cannot install a version of RouterOS designed for one architecture on a device with a different one (for example, MIPS to ARM).

What you can do:

1. Update RouterOS: You can upgrade the version of RouterOS within the same architecture to access new features and security improvements. This is essential to keep the operating system updated and working optimally.
2. Expand capabilities: Depending on the specific model, you may be able to increase storage capacity (for example, by adding microSD cards) or RAM, if the hardware design allows it.
3. Configure or reconfigure software: You can change software settings within the capabilities of RouterOS, adjust network settings, implement new services and optimize device performance.

Considerations:

• Warranty and Support: Modifying the internal hardware or attempting to alter the fundamental architecture could violate the terms of MikroTik's warranty and technical support.
• Compatibility: Each version of RouterOS is designed to work with a specific hardware architecture, ensuring compatibility and optimal performance. Attempting to alter this could result in poor performance or system crashes.

In summary, although the hardware architecture of MikroTik equipment cannot be changed, there are several ways to upgrade, expand and optimize the devices within the limits of their original design.

This allows users to get the most out of their computers while maintaining system integrity and stability.