I think that's all for now. I don't know what else to talk about as the future plans is getting harder to do as the world gets more chaotic as times goes by.

I can say one thing thou. I'll still be here for awhile.

There's a lot for me to think about and streaming is going to be on the back-burner for a long time. So YT content seems to be the only option for now.

I don't plan to stick too long on making online content anyway. There are other things I want to do in life and most can't be done thru that.

I've really want to stream and such but work is not getting any better and the labor market is still near apocalyptic in my area (SIGH it would be great if commute is not going take me 4-5 hours outside my area) so my options continue to shrink.

So I was right, the game is clunky and it needs a fan patch to fix it.

I'll deal with that tomorrow morning if I don't feel too tired. I've been sleeping most of the time since the start of the holidays.

May I remind you that you will accelerate the desertification of your subreddit if you do that.

Sigh. I guess I have to expose my SSHD to the environment more.

I just need a regular one to send a signal to the other PSU I hooked up to the system. I'm forced to use a part for those daisy chain PSU setup on those mining rigs to make this jank setup possible and that part needs a SATA power cable to work.

Yeah... Definitely need that SATA power cable now. Broke the one slim DVD to SATA converter when trying to reconnect my old SSHD to the system.

It annoys me that HP only provided 2 power SATA, a regular one for SATA drives and a slim one for slim DVDs.

Someone from China because that's where it came from.

I now think I need to also invest on a modular PSU now due to how cluttered my jank setup is with a non-modular one.

So yes, streaming will be back but I can't put a permanent schedule on it due to how screwy my work schedule is.

Bad news is that with how our work schedule is initially set up, our work load just increased in turn reducing my chances of streaming. By how much, I don't know until it can finally stabilize to what me and my colleagues want.

Sadly, I'm not getting paid enough to do side projects so my colleagues have no choice but struggle at manually doing things once I'm done with it unless the company actually pays me for it.

Knowing you go to the obscure parts of reddit, I'm not amazed you somehow also fumbled your feed here as well.

Sure I could go for an actual gaming GPU but I want to practice a few engineering software and Opencl support is way better for workstation GPU cards.

Also, this might be the only fastest option I can take before it also start trickling down to the used market.

JESUS CHRIST, the prices on GTX 1600s in my area haven't even depreciated.