DrDerp

These New Mice that I am assuming will be all there is at CES. I personally don't like them at all, the Harpoon has a less than great shape, the others are too big/wide for my hand and all of them are too heavy, being 99g minimum, which is too much for a FPS guy like myself. So unfortunately it doesn't seem there is much for FPS or MOBA guys from them this time around, which is unfortunate.

I wouldn't mind having this phone if it had a smaller size. I've always been a small phone guy, I just want something roughly the size of my iPhone 8 without the massive bezel, but not with a notch. There's not enough small phones IMO, I carry too much stuff at once for many to be useful to me. I would get a Galaxy Phone but I don't like the OS.

I am still looking to a Windows Mixed Reality setup. These are probably gonna be too expensive for me to actually consider.

I still hope that a cheaper 1160 comes out. This price is so steep, despite being worth it. However there's a lack in the midrange market with no 100-300 price bracket other than AMD's offerings. Fingers crossed the 2050 or 1150 will be good for a cheaper price.

G305 is what I’d say. Small, ambidextrous mouse with Wireless functionality, feels like it’s wired. I upgraded to it recently, can say, I love the thing.

Actually not just for older people, I do this sometimes myself.

Quake Champs and such are doing well, not great but well. It’s a niche market but Old School Shooters are still in small demand, just look at DUSK, Strafe, Amid Evil and such.

It’s not great for FPS gaming though, as it is heavy. Also it’s pretty large for his hands.

I would say go for the G305. It’s a very great FPS mouse, it’s right at 50 USD on amazon.

That’s why I prefer the numbpad on the left side. Allows your hand to be closer while also still having the advantages of the Numbers. I’m no Photoshop guy so I don’t need the enter personally. Wish more people would try it but I get why it’s niche.

It’s a matter of Priority. If your GPU can render at 120hz I would personally go for that. If you really want the mech feel and can go for the 60hz panel then go for that. If you want Audio go for that, it’s really a matter of whatever you prioritize.

Absolutely fantastic but the price is… high. A little too high for me but it’s up to you. If you play FPS games, the G502 or the G903 are not great mice for competitive play.

What’s your hand size? If you could get a measurement that would be fantastic.

If you want a keyboard with all of these features the only thing you can do is build it yourself. There’s a reason why these don’t sell well, as its too niche. If you haven’t looked into building one but want someone else to build it for you I don’t think that’s gonna happen, too expensive with no good ROI.

I disagree greatly. Between build quality, extra features, RGB customization, switch feel (and quality), Keycap quality, customization in every way (just look at something like a Southpaw keyboard) and a helluva lot more there’s good reasons to spend that much money on a Keyboard. I’d say the K70, although I’d get what’s most aesthetically pleasing to you. Both keyboards are fantastically built. What I would say is if you have any HyperX or Corsair peripherals go with those. The HyperX Pulsefire Surge is a fantastic mouse if you’re looking to get a mouse too.

I thought saw the Fiio M9 in there… darn, I was hoping for something to come from it. If it’s going on eBay I may try to bid on it I guess.

Hello there! I’m currently trying to decide on which mouse to get for my PC setup, as I would love wireless gaming but don’t wanna deal with the big price tag. Basically I need help with deciding on the 2 mice in the title. The G305 is smaller for my hands but I’ve heard amazing things about (I use the 203, so I know the shape) it the G603 would be perfect for my relatively large hands, however it seems to have build quality issues from the (relatively) sketchy amazon reviews. Is the build quality issue true? If so I’ll get the 305 instead of the 603. Thanks a lot!

Depends on the product though. What I would say is to get him a USB Fingerprint Reader, they’re ridiculously useful.

I'm someone who is garbage at soldering, accidentally destroyed a drone flight controller when I was building it due to literally burning the damn thing up. So I don't trust myself with that.

Strict budget however means I’ll have to save up for a while to get it.

I'm personally more into Quake Champions, FURI (so steam Indies), and I pick up older (2 year oldish) AAA Titles on steam sales.

Alright, thanks. I've known the other parts for some time that I would need, however I couldn't justify the CPU performance at the time.

Do you know the temps you're getting? Could be thermal throttling.

Hello there! I was wondering whether or not I should invest extra money in a CPU for and upgrade to my PC. You see, I have a massive bottleneck in my system currently due to my RAM and my CPU, to the point where it is easier and cheaper to just buy new than to continue using older hardware. I primarily use my system for gaming, and while yes, I know Intel is better, I am on a budget. I would prefer to spend less than 400 USD on this upgrade, and while I know I should have gotten parts during Black Friday I had no money to spend at that time. TLDR Basically I need to decide if the Ryzen 5 2600's 2 extra cores and 8 more GPU PCIE lanes is worth it over the 2200G. My current GPU is a RX 570. Which one would be better for casual gaming with a 75 FPS Target? Big thanks for any help. EDIT Forgot to state my Monitor and Preferred Settings 1080p 75 FPS High.

Just a quick question; does this affect Logitech Gaming Software users? I've read through everything here but I am still a bit confused.