Chapter 29: Moving VaultX to a Server
"Fuu...," Tyler let out a deep breath, staring at his note.
After almost an hour, he was finally done with fleshing out the arbitrage trading sub-program idea.
He could’ve finished it much earlier, but his laptop’s performance kept getting worse.
It had barely been two days since he launched VaultX, and the laptop hadn’t been the same since.
He’d already noticed the lag earlier that morning when trying to withdraw from his trading account.
He suspected VaultX was the cause, but he hadn’t expected it to get this bad so quickly.
"What was I expecting?" Tyler muttered, sighing. "Running something with Type-II potential on a consumer-grade laptop from a Type-0 civilization... of course it’s going to crash."
Even before creating VaultX, Tyler knew hardware would be its biggest limitation.
That’s why he intentionally dumbed it down to a level his laptop could handle. Unfortunately, even the heavily nerfed version was still too much for the machine.
Tyler frowned slightly as he thought of what to do. He can’t just wait until VaultX crashes his laptop.
If that happens, he will have to get another laptop and create another VaultX. And the same thing will repeat itself again.