thrilledtear

Hello LTT forum, it's been a while! I've had my g403 for around 5 years now and I virtually have no complaints. The mouse has a great shape, tracks well , and I'm not only used to the mouse, but I am also extremly comfortable with it to the point where it is almost like an extension of my body. (though that may be a little dramatic) Recently I have gotten into the mech keyboard hobby and made a keyboard in the GMMK Pro case and it had me itching to maybe upgrade my mouse as well, preferably to a lighter mouse. The issue is the g403 hasn't seen much of an upgrade, if any at all, since I purchased mine. Logitech does have a wireless mouse called the PRO X that is generally the same shape... for 200 dollars... and it is lighter but I don't really feel the need to have a wireless mouse and would rather not spend 200 dollars on a mouse. My question becomes, do I hold out hope, and huff some copium, that Logitech will release a lightweight version of the g403, or do I bite the bullet and just get used to the Glorious Model d (or another lightweight mouse) for half the price of the PRO X. Thanks, thrilledtear

Get back to me soon please! How many pci lanes does the thunderbolt use? I know my dell XPS only uses 2 https://www.lenovo.com/ca/en/laptops/ideapad/ideapad-700-series/Ideapad-720S-14/p/88IP70S0833

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For the longest time my systems have been routed using Av PowerLine adapters, and lately it has been seemingly bottle-necking anyone using this to connect their computer to our network... Link to converter... http://bit.ly/2CYNvxb How would one link a computer from a different floor to my modem/router upstairs without straight up running a cable that far... I am a complete noob when it comes to networking and dont know what to do to connect pcs on different floors to our full speed internet access point (i dont know how to use the lingo correctly) Please get back to me asap...

sonar is sadly being discontinued.... ableton is great

i7 - 4770k Asus Z87-a 16gb of kingston black ddr3 memory gtx 970 Gigabyte (booted perfectly for the two years ive had it)

I built a computer around 2 ish years ago now and its been running great until today.... I went to boot my rig to play some Pubg and Overwatch, and to my surprise pressing the power button did not make my system engage in any boot sequence what so ever... I checked all the front panel connections and everything checked out, except still no boot. The motherboard has a indication LED that it is powered so I unplugged the Power Switch header and tried to start a boot using my screwdriver to complete the circuit, and to my surprise still no boot! What could this mean for my PC ... PLEASE HELP I DONT WANT MY BABY TO BE DEAD

linus has plenty of videos on mice and he has small HANDS WE ARE RUNNING OUT OF TIME GOGOGOGOGOGOGOGO I have small hands too and my logitech g403 is wonderful

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it looks to me that the white balance of these two shooters are very different My advice is to match the colour temperature of those two photos then compare the quality. Then I would dig through the settings (idrk im an iphone heathen) and find the temperature settings

Ram speed was important, I recently built a computer and was so stumped when it wouldn't post, after lots of searching I discovered the motherboard only supported a certain speed of ram. But thats not important, if my response teaches you anything its that motherboard manuals are very useful tools in the pc world. Via a quick google search I found the PDF manual to your motherboard, then went to the memory section where there is an abundance of information about your motherboards ram capabilities. I even took a screen grab of the page if you dont want to download the PDF for yourself. Do some reading and I hope all works out. Motherboard Manual Download Like: https://ca.msi.com/Motherboard/support/P55AG55.html#down-manual Good luck, Bryan

what is your overall budget

Right now I am inlove with the NZXT s340 Elite case, but I do not want to overlook any other similar form factor better cases! thoughts?

what size rad is that

What are the pros and cons of each size (240 and 280 mm radiators)