After graphics cards, CPUs, RAM kits, and motherboards the next PC hardware to get a price surge are the monitors. PC builders can’t seem to catch a break these days as KTC now warns monitor…
Well, I hate to break it to them, I can’t sustain it either.
So I don’t plan on buying anything for the foreseeable future. Even if something experiences a failure, I’ll just go without, or pull out an older device out of retirement. I don’t really need the latest and greatest anyway. If it comes down to it and I do need to replace a piece of hardware, it’ll come from the used market, or god forbid I get my soldering iron out and fix it.
Well, I hate to break it to them, I can’t sustain it either.
So I don’t plan on buying anything for the foreseeable future. Even if something experiences a failure, I’ll just go without, or pull out an older device out of retirement. I don’t really need the latest and greatest anyway. If it comes down to it and I do need to replace a piece of hardware, it’ll come from the used market, or god forbid I get my soldering iron out and fix it.
See, I was right to hoard all my old components!!
The only thing I’ve been buying are DIY learning kits from china.
Watching this right now. MIT 6.622 Power Electronics, Spring 2023
Already got over a dozen functional electronic devices thanks to planned obsolesce.