I've got $90 to blow. I'm basically rich now. What should I upgrade? Uses are software development, vms, jellyfin, nas, local llms and occasional gaming. I haven't had issues with the psu but I'm thinking a name brand gold rated psu could be good. Otherwise 32gb more of ram?

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I'm a original OT purist, but I still like the prequels here and there. It's been a minute since I've watched ROS, but man does this movie slap. The pacing is full tilt, and every scene feels so important and heavy. Ok, the love scenes still suck, but hey. The over use of cgi still bugs me a bit about the prequels, but it doesn't ruin the movie. I'm not sure what it was this time around, but man it was super captivating. I'm thinking what really had me smiling is that you could tell Lucas was behind it, and he put his creative love and touch on it. The Disney films just don't have that.....Anywho, give it a watch if it's been a while.

I'm finally getting a little bored of my main game, Deep Rock Galactic. I've never touched DF, but it looks intriguing. I'm pretty average at sims. Will I be able to pick up and put down this game as needed? Also, how mouse heavy is it? I like to be able to do keyboard shortcuts whenever possible.

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For me it's easily refining liquid morkite. It takes forever. I swear half the team is off staring at a wall while you get the pipes built. Lastly, I can't quite out my finger on it, but the refining portion feels so scripted and boring....Every other mission type is a blast.

I run to Ubuntu or Linux Mint on everything except my gaming PC. Every year or two I try out Linux for gaming and usually go back to windows. With steam deck out it seems like Linux gaming is the best it's ever been. With that said I'm still a bit frustrated with freezing (halo mcc) and Bluetooth being super flakey on my 8bitdo controller. I guess I'm rambling, but curious if dual booting is the way to go? Have most of you axed windows all together?