Have Ryzen 5, 2600 + rx570 I got last year.
Worth it to get a 1660 to go with it? Looking at the computer bottleneck thing that shows about the best pairing for what I have. 0.07% bottleneck.
Not going to big dick it like some of you guys with a 3080ti etc, so unsure if there is any reason to...
You guys want to get together this summer? Looks like admin wants to get rid of me and are pushing my relocation through as fast as they can. Lol
Maybe hit the range and grab a lunch in the next month
@Ignatius @Cad @Butthurt @Hoss @TheBeagle @TJT @AladainAF @who ever else is in this area...
Barring any 2020 economic voodoo, it should collapse.
I bought my house 5 years ago, for 105k. Sold it last week for 165k. Zero improvements.
Feels like a bubble.
Less people will be buying or building.
People will have less ability to pay rent.
Businesses are dying by the millions.
The price should go down.
But in fucking la la 2020 bizzaro world . . .
They have significantly increased the difficulty I think. Was able to crush the hardest setting until a month or two ago. Now I'm getting crushed.
Graphics update the other day too. Haven't checked it out yet tho
Physical = real estate, factories, agricultural land, etc. Not just bullion. Even paintings etc. Items where the relative value is retained while currency gets watered down.
I sold my only large physical asset, and glad I did.
Now I need to replace it.
Buying a pound of gold was a joke.
But one that hinted at my utter lack of faith in whatever this economic event is turning out well.
And physical items should perform well with inflation
Well, just sold my real estate.
There SHOULD be a lot of foreclosures etc over the next year or two. So hoping to get back in closer to where I live and cheaper.
@Foler
Here.
It honestly doesn't bother me too much or I would have looked into it more.
Aftermarket was the wrong term, but you can grab parts out of wrecked high end models for cheap.
Would have to strip the glue off the crap quality rubber or plastic or whatever it is.
Sounds like time, headache, and I'd do a shit job.
Been thinking about putting some money into it, might get some aftermarket panels.
I get that. But with the GDP / unemployment, why arent we seeing ppl like our 2 pros moving heavily into things geared for a massive recession / depression?
Is it just "Dont fight the Fed"?
Anti American sentiment just killed TSLA in China.
Sold off what I have. Thinking about going completely cash, and waiting for real estate later this year.
Was listening to some guys last night, and they were talking about short term deflationary causes vs long term inflationary actions etc...
Having construction exp etc will save you a shit load of costs.
Some of that crap I dont mess w/, like plumbing / electric. But be sure to add in costs of big items. Get life expectancy of it, take like 20% off the top for shit quality of 2020 and bad luck, then add in it.
Roof replacement, water heater, ac unit, then general repairs.
Have to take the expected life can cost and figure yearly costs etc
Buy that wrinkled dick in a decent area, spend a year or two working on it yourself. Gain skills and value.