witt 💾

@witt
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Automation, monitoring/o11y, DevOps, tinkering, hiking, lifting, climbing, reading. Sinner saved by grace.

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Githubhttps://github.com/wittionary
Homepagehttps://wittallen.net
Show threadwitt 💾Oct 23, 2023
@WAHa_06x36 Life just finds a ways.
Show threadwitt 💾Oct 17, 2023
@ismh So jealous of the Todoist lockscreen widget on iOS.
Show threadwitt 💾Oct 15, 2023
@imyke It really brings out your eyes.
witt 💾Sep 28, 2023

I find graveyards both tranquil and unsettling.

https://indieweb.org/site-deaths

site-deaths

Where incredible journeys end

IndieWeb
Show threadwitt 💾Sep 20, 2023
@mcdwayne HO-LEE EFF. That's huge 😬
Show threadwitt 💾Sep 15, 2023
@mnl That's SO cool!
Show threadwitt 💾Sep 6, 2023
@mnl
Do you need the data at a real-time resolution or does a 1 sec interval suffice? Do you want to persist data or are you okay with losing metric history?
If 1 sec and non-persistent, the prometheus GUI could do the job.
Show threadwitt 💾Sep 1, 2023

@luke The only *gotcha* I can think of is, if you're going with an AMD CPU *and* you want to upgrade individual components in the future, ensure your motherboard is an AM5 chipset.

Feel free to hit me up on here or Discord if you get stuck! (Discord = quicker responses)

witt 💾Sep 1, 2023
@luke
Gooootcha, gotcha. So, the method that worked for me was identifying the games I want to run at x FPS with y resolution. Looked at the hardware requirements for those games (lower and upper bounds). Use https://www.cpubenchmark.net and related sites to see what benchmark numbers those hardware components come in at. Then I started swapping out components in a default build and see if they hit within my benchmark bounds.
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witt 💾Sep 1, 2023

@luke I think it depends on how much understanding you want or need.

Not knowing your requirements I can say I've built a couple PCs in the past and I just recently ordered a pre-built one from CyberpowerPC and it's been great. Out of the price comparisons I did with buying the components myself vs ordering the same/similar build on CyberpowerPC, the latter was always comparable.