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I don't know what it is about the el cheapo Logitech keyboards (and most of the older Dell keyboards) but I always seem to type at my fastest on them. This is the first real time I've tried typing on my new MK295 combo (I wanted one of the "silent touch" keyboards so I don't bother my girlfriend with my K8 Pro) and yet it's already one of my fastest times.
I do however wish that I could buy JUST the keyboard and in a wired version at that, not wireless and DEFO not a wireless combo. But I guess it is what it is.
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6 minutes ago, BiotechBen said:
Like I tried typing on an old zenbook, and it might be the WORST keyboard I've ever touched. Zero travel, no stabilization, and the keys had no spacing.
Yep, that's Asus for ya
Dell's competitor to the MacBook Air, the Adamo, has one of the worst keyboards I have ever tried. Short travel, very clacky, and no spacing at all between the keys - but worst of all, the deck flex. Despite the chassis being made of solid aluminum, they didn't bother to put any material under the keyboard to support it. Therefore, the keyboard actually feels BETTER on units with a swollen battery, because the inflated flat Li-Ion cells provide more support for the keyboard.
You know you've made a real stinker when the battery going spicy makes the user experience better. No wonder the line was killed almost immediately.
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23 minutes ago, da na said:
I type my best on the Latitude E6400, followed by the D531.
Any keyboard with thick chunky switches - whether mechanical or just a bigass membrane keyboard - I'm slow on.
I think my best typing keyboard period is the E4310. If there's one thing Dell does oddly well it's keyboards (generally). One of my favorite keyboards period is the membrane QuietKey I got NOS quite a few years back. I'm not very fast on it but I just love typing on it (and generally don't because I don't want to fuck it up or make it yellow out).
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11 minutes ago, flibberdipper said:
I think my best typing keyboard period is the E4310. If there's one thing Dell does oddly well it's keyboards (generally). One of my favorite keyboards period is the membrane QuietKey I got NOS quite a few years back. I'm not very fast on it but I just love typing on it (and generally don't because I don't want to fuck it up or make it yellow out).
Oooh, E4310 I'd imagine is very similar to the E4300, which is pretty similar to the e6400, a bit stiffer though. Really good keyboards on those Dell machines.
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The other day I upgraded my OptiPlex 7040 Micro from an i5 6500 with a single 8GB stick of RAM to an i7 6700 with 32GB of dual-channel RAM, and boy what a difference the CPU made. I did it in two stages: the RAM first, followed by the CPU once that got delivered. I expected there to be a somewhat noticeable difference going to dual-channel because of just how unusually slow it was, but no. Barely any difference. The 6700 on the other hand transformed it from being actually fairly sluggish to adequately competent, even though it has to stick to the same obnoxious ass ~35w power limit.
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6 hours ago, flibberdipper said:
The other day I upgraded my OptiPlex 7040 Micro from an i5 6500 with a single 8GB stick of RAM to an i7 6700 with 32GB of dual-channel RAM, and boy what a difference the CPU made. I did it in two stages: the RAM first, followed by the CPU once that got delivered. I expected there to be a somewhat noticeable difference going to dual-channel because of just how unusually slow it was, but no. Barely any difference. The 6700 on the other hand transformed it from being actually fairly sluggish to adequately competent, even though it has to stick to the same obnoxious ass ~35w power limit.
It was the same for my brother, going from an i5 3570K to i7 3770S. All due to hyper threading as the 300MHz lower base and 100MHz higher turbo really aren't significant.
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Jeez, the starter toner in my printer is a joke. 190 pages and it's at like 40% remaining (for context, proper TN730, 760, and 770 carts are rated for up to 1200, 3000, and 4500 pages respectively).
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So I just got an MP600 PRO LPX and I'm very surprised that I haven't had any stability issues. My Z690I Aorus Ultra DDR4 is one of the boards which has a hardware-level issue with Gen4 devices (which this SSD is), and for shits n gigs I left it in Gen4 mode to see if anything would happen... Nothing yet.