tennisman

I own a corsair mm200 compact mousepad, and I have been using it for about 3 months now. For the first 2 months, everything was great, the mousepad was sturdy and never slid at all. Recently, I have noticed that it has started to slide around without me applying much force at all. The mousepad has never been moved off of my desk. Could it be particles somehow getting stuck? Or is it just natural for rubber to wear away like this?

Nope, just AMD and Nvidia then.

Desktop gpus, or just in general?

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Anker%C2%AE-Precision-Programmable-Buttons-Cartridges/dp/B00AAQRNQ8/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1430093925&sr=8-1&keywords=anker+8200 EDIT: Such a derp ^ Just remembered this is an excellent budget mouse, not wireless though.

Pirated copy?

h80i, h100i, or h110 depending on what your case supports.

The m50x's are a great deal. If you are able to get them AND receive a bonus item for the same price, I would say go for it

I might have decided that it was a good idea to put my headphone hanger right above my open laptop... Ended up with some scratched headphones and a laptop missing a few keycaps...

I guess a Kraken G10 is good, but that's technically liquid..

LG's freesync monitor is 2560x1080.

Is the mouse wired or wireless? You could be experiencing connection problems if it is wireless.

Quite easily? Not exactly. "I just have a tiny little warp here, and I had to apply a lot of force" ~Unbox Therapy

Bends easily, screen cracks easily, super slippery in the hand (leads to many drops). Need I say more?

Looking for build quality and simplicity. Well, the iPhone is not very durable, but is incredibly simple. The Note 4 has excellent build quality, but will not be very simple unless you have used a Samsung phone before.

This woman stood up for someone who was essentially being bullied. Saying that her doing this is just a portrayal of "the white savior" is ridiculous. She was just being a good person and standing up for common decency.