Face lift

What up gang, finally dealt with the jet engine in my room.

Finally got around to swapping out the old tower, eh? Man, that previous one was a straight up disaster. Sounded like a damn Boeing 747 trying to take off every time I opened more than three tabs or tried to render a quick video. If you’ve been following for a bit you know I don't really care about the flashy RGB crap that much, but the noise was actually starting to drive me insane. It’s hard to focus on code or content when your feet are vibrating from the fans dying on a decade old chassis.

So I pulled the trigger on a new case. Kept the internals the same for the most part because honestly, they still put in work and I ain't trying to spend money on upgrades I don't need right now. I did swap the power supply though... old one was probably a fire hazard at this point and I’m not trying to watch my office go up in smoke over a cheap capacitor. Grabbed a few extra fans too just to keep the airflow moving properly without having them spin at 100% all teh time.

A buddy of mine actually came through to help with the transplant. Usually these things turn into a whole day affair where you lose a screw or find out the GPU doesn't fit, but this was surprisingly seamless. Everything just clicked. The new setup is night and day, baby. It looks way cleaner with that wood trim and it’s actually quiet enough then I can hear myself think for once.

The Setup Breakdown

• The Case: Went for something with actual airflow and a bit of style. No more plastic junk.

• The Power: Fresh PSU so I don't have to worry about random shutdowns.

• Cooling: Doubled down on fans but kept the curve low. Silence is king.

It's funny how a simple case swap makes the whole rig feel brand new even though the brain of the machine is the same. Just goes to show that sometimes you don't need a $2k upgrade to feel like you’re winning, eh? Just gotta fix the stuff that’s actually annoying you. Stay stacking assets and keep the noise down.

I am a financial advisor ! If you can't take personal responsibility for you investing, I hate to brake it to ya, but you ain't nothing but a sucka, you supposed to lose your shit.

Hive account@bitcoinman's bits of wisdom

• Invest only what you can afford to lose and be mindful of the potential risks.
• Unless you can accept delivery stay away from futures and stick to physical.
• Leverage is a great tool for losing money fast.
• Numismatics for the lows stick to smart stacking baby.
• Be cautious of new schemes in crypto, like ICOs, DeFi, and NFTs, do your research before investing.