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The Orbweaver and Tartarus use digital thumb pads, even if they look analog. They're still pricey but you may be interested in the following analog stick equipped keypads:

The Azeron Gaming Keypads, sold on Etsy, are interesting 3D-printed devices that act as XBox controller and/or keyboard. It looks like they are sold-out at the moment but they will likely be available again soon.
 
The Tactical Assault Commander Pro (not the Grip) controllers by HORI are all PS controllers so more work may be needed to connect to PC, and they come with a mouse you likely don't want to use.
 

Well they are usually shipped by truck, boat, and plane all over the world, so no there is no risk of damage.

What McHox said, every piece of silicone is different than every other, but if you really want to max your numbers, you'd want a Noctua cooler.

It's called "thebottlenecker.com". Edit your titile
 
Why Quadro when the equivalent Geforce card is cheaper if not faster as well?
 
I typed in my build, and it told me to upgrade from a i5-4460 to i7-7700k, which makes my GTX 1070 the bottleneck.
 
I think it's somewhat accurate in finding out bottlenecks, but the suggestions are nothing but dumb.

Go with Ryzen 3 1200 and GTX 1060 (3GB)

I don't think it's that unlikely these days, some people overclock their CPU wrong and destroy it. 

Are you sure the error code is '62' not 'b2'? They can be similar and mean drastically different things. 

It's a proprietary connector for the xbox that split off to video and audio connections:
 
https://support.xbox.com/en-CA/xbox-360/console/connect-xbox-360-console-tv

Thanks for the replies. It's back to waiting for Ryzen then...

I can't be the only one who isn't sold on RGB, I simply don't understand why every keyboard, mouse, headset, case fan, has to be RGB these days?
 
I just want a mechanical keyboard with some extra gaming keys and a PS/2 jack, I don't want to pay a premium for 8 quadrillion colour options!
 
What's the use of RGB on headsets anyway? You can't see it, a friend of mine told me they use it to light to way to the bathroom... Wha!?
 
I rarely look down at my keyboard, and never look at my mouse, unless they stop working or I'm trying to hit F11/12 with my left hand.

You'll need to get a new storage device no  matter what you do.

I can't be the only one who isn't sold on RGB, I simply don't understand why every keyboard, mouse, headset, case fan, has to be RGB these days?
 
I just want a mechanical keyboard with some extra gaming keys and a PS/2 jack, I don't want to pay a premium for 8 quadrillion colour options!
 
What's the use of RGB on headsets anyway? You can't see it, a friend of mine told me they use it to light to way to the bathroom... Wha!?
 
I rarely look down at my keyboard, and never look at my mouse, unless they stop working or I'm trying to hit F11/12 with my left hand.

I can't be the only one who isn't sold on RGB, I simply don't understand why every keyboard, mouse, headset, case fan, has to be RGB these days?
 
I just want a mechanical keyboard with some extra gaming keys and a PS/2 jack, I don't want to pay a premium for 8 quadrillion colour options!
 
What's the use of RGB on headsets anyway? You can't see it, a friend of mine told me they use it to light to way to the bathroom... Wha!?
 
I rarely look down at my keyboard, and never look at my mouse, unless they stop working or I'm trying to hit F11/12 with my left hand.

Hello!
 
I've always wanted a picture comparing the different mice from Logitech, but I couldn't find one anywhere online. I made my own one though, and thought I'd share it here. I hope this helps any prospective buyers!
 
If anyone is considering the accuracy, I did my best to maintain so.
From here on is how I did so, so feel free to skip to the images below.
1> An A4 paper with two perpendicular lines was taken and fixed upon a table with blu-tac. The blu-tac ensured it would not move as the mice changed.
2> A camera with a tripod was fixed in a position. This wasn't moved to reduce any size related errors when photographing if the camera were moved ahead or further away from its original position.
3> A Lego stud was fixed on a point on the paper and not moved. This was done so that if need be despite the camera not moving, there would be a fixed point of reference to which the photos could be resized if need be (although there wasn't). For the top down view, a coin was used.
4> The point from which the cable left the mouse was used as the starting point on the perpendicular lines for all tests; the mouse was held in place by blu-tac.
All editing was done in Photoshop.
 
I know this isn't all the G-series mice; the reason not all of them have been portrayed here is because I don't have them. If you would like any other photos/ comparisons/ have any questions in general, feel free to post them below and I'll get back to you.
 
I hope this helps someone!