u/HotRepairman — reddlx

What's the current Meta for an under 1 L pc build in the current market

pretty much the title. the current market prices for Ram and storage are insane. PCIE 3 and PCIE $ ssds going for the same or nearly same price.

DDR4 costing as much as what DDR5 used to cost etc

so what's the current Meta.

AM4 builds with 16Gigs single channel or 8×2 dual channel?

PCIE 4 512gb ssds?

What GPU and CPU combos are worth it right now.

Can you actually find the parts for this supposed Meta pc build in the market currently?

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u/HotRepairman — 7 days ago

▲ 11 r/RegressorsTOC

Has anyone made fanart of the symbols associated with Supreme Deities

Lord of the Mysteries has symbols associated with each pathway.

So I was wondering if anyone made something similar for RToC.

Such as the 3 Tailed Galaxy for Seo as the Start Genesis Supreme Deity.

Honestly I'm just asking for inspiration for a new Tatoo cause the story really impacted my Life in a positive direction and I want to carry a peice of art related to it on my body. Symbols over portraits are my preference.

Already the symbol of the fool from LoTM.

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u/HotRepairman — 8 days ago

▲ 1.5k r/handmade+1 crossposts

a few recently completed lotus pieces in lampworked borosilicate glass

u/HotRepairman — 1 month ago

▲ 72 r/diyelectronics

Is this a possible diy?

Most of my day is spent in my small room, since I need to study for a major exam. But the AQI here is a bad and I notice my table and room in general get dusty really quickly even with daily cleaning and vacuuming.

Looking at the price air purifiers, they are completely unaffordable for me. So I was wondering if it would be a good alternative option to buy these parts and a 12v adapter and diy my own dust filter.

Is it feasible, will a 12v adapter actually supply the necessary power to this fan and will it actually move any air through such a filter.

Can I just cut the connector of this fan and strip the wires for power and solder the wire from a 12v adapter?

u/HotRepairman — 2 months ago

▲ 36 r/diyelectronics

Got a speaker working again

Might be underwhelming compared to any of the projects here.

But I managed to get a non functional bluetooth speaker with a broken charging port working by desoldering the broken port and cleaning up the pads. Then replacing the port with a USB-C pigtail.

Started this process with absolutely no knowledge of electronics and no soldering experience. Got some advice from reddit and some knowledge from lurking here.

Quite chuffed to bits with this.

u/HotRepairman — 2 months ago

▲ 7 r/diyelectronics

Help with a usb port repair

I have this cheap bluetooth speaker which had its micro usb charging port broken by people using it while I was away. No repair shop near me was willing to repair it. So I'm left with no choice to either toss it or repair it myself.

I thought about repairing it and took it's board out which was relatively easy. But now I'm stumped on how to desolder it and replace it with a new one. I've ordered a cheap hobbyist soldering set to try it. But any and all knowledge and advice would be greatly appreciated. Even pointing me towards the right channels, videos, and guides etc would be lovely.

u/HotRepairman — 3 months ago