u/Spare-Classroom-6504

Because of this, I look at one point and think that it is best that I was never born

I can't watch it alone in my depression anymore. I made a serious mistake with my computer and there's no going back. I deserve the worst. To be in a dark room and come out because life has stopped for me. Is there any way back?

Am I an idiot?

I'm so embarrassed... 5 years ago I bought a Ryzen 5 3400g with 1x8GB RAM. I couldn't upgrade because I depend on my parents and there's never money, plus they're also paying for my college. I'm ashamed because I've been running this config for five years, paid 350 euros for it. There was a shortage back then, I was 17-18, there was barely anything available in my town, I thought it would be perfect... and I screwed myself. On top of that I have a weak PSU and an A320 motherboard. The one silver lining is that before this I had a crappy little laptop with an Intel Atom processor where literally GTA San Andreas was stuttering. My parents were skeptical about used parts back then, otherwise for 100 euros less we could've grabbed some Intel build with a GTX 970 or 960. I'm genuinely so ashamed of this because it's a garbage setup. Feel free to roast me and tell me what an idiot I am.

Maybe I should've waited until 2023-2024 when prices stabilized, but I'm a moron so now they're going up again. I'm just a complete idiot and I feel bad that my parents wasted money on this. Seriously feel free to insult me, I know I deserve to be exiled from society for this. I even fell into depression over it... SCREW YOU AI

U stanju smo da stvorimo atomske bombe koje uništavaju celu planetu u roku od sekunde, a u isto vreme nemoguće je rešiti ekonomsku krizu i glad.....

I have a Ryzen 3 1200 gtx 1650 8gb ram from the community and they say I should kill myself and play games better on my phone and that it's a disgrace to the computer. They make fun of the saying that you have to upgrade your PC every 2 years or else you paid for it for nothing. They say it's not even good for Minecraft anymore

Three years ago, my 24" 1080p 75Hz IPS monitor broke, and I replaced it with a 27" 1080p IPS monitor (hpv27e). After buying it, I started seeing all the hate online about how terrible 1080p looks on a 27-inch screen, and I quickly realized they were right—the text was awful.

I started feeling an immense amount of guilt and shame for making such a bad choice, especially since I was an IT student and felt I should have known better. It gave me so much anxiety that I completely stopped attending university and skipped my exams. I barely used my PC anymore, and after four months, I ended up breaking the monitor out of frustration.

What makes it worse is that my family was paying for the monitor in installments. The guilt from the purchase and everyone online laughing at this setup made me spiral, and it eventually led to me dropping out of college completely. I felt like I had to break it because looking at it was ruining my eyes, but now I'm just left wondering... did I do something terribly wrong here?