Can be expensive, can also be cheap. I enjoy the five dollar arduinos and twenty dollar single board computers just as much as the high power machines.
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Always looking for upgrades. But unless its in a form of efficiency I'm sticking with my EPYC setup.
I don't see any major upgrades for another 5 years at best. Only thing I will likely upgrade is my CPU from Rome to Milan.
I only upgrade when learning becomes too much of a pita with current hardware.
I should be good for a few years.
I upgrade every 2 generations it’s not cheap running a stretched cluster in VMware
Bought a Nuci7 extreme gen 9 I believe. Apparently only the i9 could do what I wanted but alas it was too late. It'll have to do until it dies.