this has to be the biggest ITX case ever.
how did that monstrous cpu cooler fit in there? when he started putting it on i thought it was a joke
Doesn’t seem that big really. Probably similar in overall size to the Coolermaster NR200, but 10mm~ wider for bigger CPU heatsinks.
Used to be a fairly popular trend in ITX cases to make a 20L cube case that could fit a big hefty CPU cooler. Silverstone and Fractal both had cases in that vain around 2015-2017.
Used to be a fairly popular trend in ITX cases to make a 20L cube case that could fit a big hefty CPU cooler. Silverstone and Fractal both had cases in that vain around 2015-2017.
By Laboured Go To PostMSI no longer in the AMD game?Reading through the replies, they never were fully in it. They also recently made a handle that uses Intel parts.
Need to pick up a mouse for home gaming + work
The only ones I can find at the moment that will connect to two devices are the Razer Basilisk V3 Hyperspeed and Logi G603. Anyone know other options?
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Razer-Basilisk-HyperSpeed-Customizable-Customisable/dp/B0BT4VRZGV
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Logitech-Wireless-Gaming-optical-sensor/dp/B0746NVS2Z/
The only ones I can find at the moment that will connect to two devices are the Razer Basilisk V3 Hyperspeed and Logi G603. Anyone know other options?
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Razer-Basilisk-HyperSpeed-Customizable-Customisable/dp/B0BT4VRZGV
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Logitech-Wireless-Gaming-optical-sensor/dp/B0746NVS2Z/
Don’t know. Laptop mice are usually Bluetooth and can pair to multiple machines.
With that said, I’ve been a big proponent of a gaming mouse for gaming and a separate ergo mouse for work rather than compromising on one or the other.
With that said, I’ve been a big proponent of a gaming mouse for gaming and a separate ergo mouse for work rather than compromising on one or the other.
By Kibner Go To PostDon’t know. Laptop mice are usually Bluetooth and can pair to multiple machines.
With that said, I’ve been a big proponent of a gaming mouse for gaming and a separate ergo mouse for work rather than compromising on one or the other.
I still run the G Pro Superlight & G502 that reason. Top tier combination.
Any suggestions on a PC gaming mouse then? Something in and around £60.
I don't really play FPS or similar games. Twitchiest game I've played over the last years was Neon White
I don't really play FPS or similar games. Twitchiest game I've played over the last years was Neon White
You might want to try a mouse with optical switches. Never have to worry about the mouse registering double-clicks when it shouldn't. It looks like Logitech has a hybrid optical/mechanical solution branded under LIGHTFORCE. Not sure about prices, though. I know Razer has some optical switch mice, and I would think Steelseries and Glorious do, too.
By JesalR Go To PostAny suggestions on a PC gaming mouse then? Something in and around £60.
I don't really play FPS or similar games. Twitchiest game I've played over the last years was Neon White
It might sound silly but it’s hard to give a solid recommendation because gaming mice are all so similar and honestly, good.
I’m fond of the G305, I used to have one. It was a great all around wireless mouse and fairly cheap. Razer have their own alternative, the Orochi. It’d be equally fine. Possibly slightly better in terms of weight balance and click longevity.
I’m really fond of the G502 shape, so if it’s on sale I would recommend the wireless model of that. Again though, there’s a lot of very good derivatives of that shape that would be equally good. Razer Basilisk for example. The Basilisk V3 wireless is on sale (Amazon) currently for £55~. It’d be fine for if you want an ergo style mouse.
My preconceived bias would say to avoid Corsair and Steelseries options.
By JesalR Go To PostGrabbed the Razer Basilisk V3, figure I'll try it out and see how it feelsYeah, don’t be afraid to experiment. Mice fit everyone’s hands differently so it might take a while to find something that feels good to you.
By Laboured Go To PostAnyone here used Arc browser? I am at least intrigued.I know some MacOS fans have been singing its praises the last few months. Not sure if it is still invite-only or what.
From what I understand, it is mostly just a different presentation and organization of tabs that fits power users better than traditional browsers.
By HottestGrapes Go To PostI’ve been using Firefox for over half my life at this point, I ain’t changing shit.Mark IV Style Motherf*cker