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I got these from Digikey It's not the easiest thing in the world and takes some soldering, but totally worth it.

Had this problem with mine. 
 
I was able to replace the switches in it. Cost me about $4. I replace them with switches that have a more actuation force, now it's my favorite mouse I have ever owned. (Don't tell my 13 year old MX518...) I still love you bby. You are just old. 

Cool, well thanks for the information all!

yes i did mean the G903 and G502, the G903 had two versions one with a 3366 and one with a HERO sensor.
 
cant really know if your mouse doubleclicks or not, though just a reminder, it wont happen with every unit.

@Oswin Hard to say what you mean by new, as I see threads discussing fixes for this problem as recent as a year ago. Do you just mean 502 and 903? I've never had the problem on 502, and can't seem to find any differentiation for models of a "newer" 903, but I may just not know what to look for. At any rate, given the prices and the 2 year warranty and the time frame of the problem, I may just take my chances on the 900 given how much cheaper I can get the product versus a 903.

Nearly every model starts to double clock 6-12 months after purchase. 

there are a few mice with the infinite scroll wheel those beeing:
- MX master series
- MX anywhere
- M720
*though the mice above are productivity/office mice.
- G604
- G903/G900 
 
though dont get the G900, that thing is filled with problems. 

@Hackerman25 Looks like G900 too now that I look closer, might go for that.

G903

Logitech MX Master 2S or MX Master 3.

I’d just add power and voltage if you want to go higher. Assuming the board has the power delivery nesesary or is just a good gpu. 

Well I double checked the specs from AMD and the 1600 definitely sits on 2666MHz. Great recommendation, you fixed a lot of my stability problems. That list wasn't out when I got my processor I don't think, or maybe I missed it

I have completely ruined my phone unlocking the bootloader, then installing custom ROMs. ROMs are probably your best bet at engineering a better experience with your phone. But it comes with the compromise of battery life and lacklustre camera software. Flashing a ROM worked the first time swimmingly for me and then the second time was a complete fail on so many levels. It’s not something I would recommend unless you don’t mind ruining an obsolete phone. 
 
I suppose that you could get an affordable  Xiaomi phone and do that kind of stuff. It can be a fun experience if you have the patience. And Xiaomi phones have a thriving community with folks who like to tinker. Be warned that things are always more complicated than they seem. 
 
Personally, I don’t believe that smartphone customization is all that meaningful. Apps are. I am just content having a boring operating system that gets out of the way. iOS is just that. 

Did you try this "Test" with a few other apps?
 
For example, the Game Simpsons Springfield does not work with multitasking at all. I have a 8gb Ram Phone, and when i just go to the Homescreen, and back to the game (like, literaly NO other app), it has to "reload", or re-log.
While for example Final fantasy Record Keeper stays loaded AND logged in.

For the phone service try TrueCaller, they screen calls and tell you which ones are safe and which ones are ass holes trying to scam you. While they are not 100% right all the time, they are right enough. Video Wise I think VLC or MX Video player should work in most cases. SMS wise Motorola will have their own app on top of the one google provides. 

Afterburner doesn't cause issues, its usually RivaTuner which is responsible (OSD and other such features). For system tray, you don't need to have RivaTuner installed. But if you are unsure, HWiNFO and maybe HWmonitor do have same thing.

It's got mixed reception because it's mostly a benign feature that saves a decent amount of power in most cases, sort of like the core parking tweak. It's fine to leave something like that enabled for normal tasks, and it does well enough. The problem I find is that when I get into situations where games won't load the core optimally enough to keep the core speed up, so you end up with cores dropping down to half their speed right before they're about to be loaded again which I find causes a bit of micro-stutter.
 
The usage of the feature just really depends on what you're trying to get from your computer. If you're more concerned about performance than power usage, then it's perfectly fine to play around with, as a lot of times it can help with system stability in overclocking since you don't have to worry about LLC surging enough power to the processor when it does kick back up.

You can, each as own icon. Its option for System Tray, or just Show in Tray. In Afterburner you enable them from monitoring tab by selecting one-by-one.

Did you find the chipset drivers?  On AMD's site you need to select chipset at the start of the menu and NOT CPU.  CPU will lead you to the Ryzen Mater, Chipset will lead you to what you are looking for.  
 
https://www.amd.com/en/support/chipsets/amd-socket-am4/b350

scoop ditty whoop

Bought an MSI Gaming X GTX 1080 this past Tuesday to finish my new build. heard 11xx wasn't coming till basically next year, so I bailed and got a 10 series.
 

What if my desk is floor level

What if my desk is floor level

@TVwazhere you have so much more patience than I do

yeah that'll get people to help you real quick , can't wait to help this guy out.