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End of an era
Sunday, 10 July 2022 05:08 pm Well, that was unexpected.
I had my computer on a sales app for a while with no serious buyers until two days ago, my mother helped seal the deal. And it's getting sold. This will be my last entry written using it. It was the first PC I've ever bought with my hard earned money so it holds a place dear in my heart. But every good thing must have an end.
The only bad thing about it was the insufficient PSU. It's something like 180 W, which meant I couldn't even use the graphics card I'd bought after a few months I bought the PC. I was stupid back then and didn't realize it had such a small amount of power. But every mistake is a lesson, so I'll know what to do next time (hopefully).
First thing first: I need to get a stable job. Whatever it is, I'll have to suck it up and work hard. I also think without a PC to make me do graphic work, I can focus a bit on my language skills. My Korean is getting rusty lately, and I've been worrying about it so much that I had a dream about it last night lol!! Someone was asking me to read a small bit of Korean text on an old item, and I couldn't make out the meaning no matter how hard I tried. It's like I knew nothing. Embarrassing dream.
Anyway...
Here's to hoping (and praying, on this Eid + it's literally calling ezan time rn) that the future would bring me more happiness. It's hard to do but I have nothing else to hold on to, to keep on living.
Should I stick with buying pre-made, built PCs; or should I build my own?
I could choose the pieces and make a shop like Vatan do the building part. I think you need to buy at least one component from them for them to do it but I'm not sure. I don't want to take it to a computer service 'cause I don't trust them anymore after my last instance with one... So we'll see. I will have lots of time to figure that out for sure.
For now, I just hope this one arrives safely to the buyer.
Take care of yourself. :)
I had my computer on a sales app for a while with no serious buyers until two days ago, my mother helped seal the deal. And it's getting sold. This will be my last entry written using it. It was the first PC I've ever bought with my hard earned money so it holds a place dear in my heart. But every good thing must have an end.
The only bad thing about it was the insufficient PSU. It's something like 180 W, which meant I couldn't even use the graphics card I'd bought after a few months I bought the PC. I was stupid back then and didn't realize it had such a small amount of power. But every mistake is a lesson, so I'll know what to do next time (hopefully).
First thing first: I need to get a stable job. Whatever it is, I'll have to suck it up and work hard. I also think without a PC to make me do graphic work, I can focus a bit on my language skills. My Korean is getting rusty lately, and I've been worrying about it so much that I had a dream about it last night lol!! Someone was asking me to read a small bit of Korean text on an old item, and I couldn't make out the meaning no matter how hard I tried. It's like I knew nothing. Embarrassing dream.
Anyway...
Here's to hoping (and praying, on this Eid + it's literally calling ezan time rn) that the future would bring me more happiness. It's hard to do but I have nothing else to hold on to, to keep on living.
Should I stick with buying pre-made, built PCs; or should I build my own?
I could choose the pieces and make a shop like Vatan do the building part. I think you need to buy at least one component from them for them to do it but I'm not sure. I don't want to take it to a computer service 'cause I don't trust them anymore after my last instance with one... So we'll see. I will have lots of time to figure that out for sure.
For now, I just hope this one arrives safely to the buyer.
Take care of yourself. :)
