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I'm a gamer, and I just bought a logitech M720 mouse which I'm sure I'll like. However, I made the mistake of not checking it's latency before buying. Right now, I'm using the logitech g203 prodigy. According to this site, the latency for it is about 11ms. I think that's accurate, since I've been using it for months now. https://www.rtings.com/mouse/tools/table/21582 Does anybody know how much latency the M720 has? Since it's wireless, I expect it to be greater than 11ms. But I only hope it's not so bad that makes the mouse useless.

I posted earlier that the only game I play is Minecraft Java. XD

Naw, you're good. I trust you.

However, if UserBenchmark is anything to go by, you're absolutely correct.

Thanks for the super specific details. -.-

Okay, but why an RX 570? The prices on Amazon are similar enough. Also, it sounds lame, but the most I play is Modded Minecraft Java. And on integrated graphics, it's just barely playable. My friend bought an RX 570 recently and it's much better than his previous, ancient card, but doesn't fare as well as he likes due to AMD's poorer OpenGL support. I think that's the way he explained it. For me, anything under $200 is acceptable. But under $150 would be better. (I do plan on doing some Blender and/or Unity work also. I've dabbled in the past, but want to try it some more. Sorry, I should've mentioned that earlier.)

I want to buy a graphics card since I've been running integrated graphics for a long time. I've never had one. XD I don't want anything fancy, and I don't want to spend a whole lot. I want something reliable and a plain 1050 Ti sounds like it fits the bill. Thing is, I don't understand why there are so many different versions of it! I thought Nvidia made them all. Does Nvidia allow other companies make their graphics card and put their name with it? Just sounds funny. More importantly, I did a quick search on Ebay for "1050 Ti 4gb". Some 1050 Ti's are pretty cheap (under $100!) and some are low profile. Sounds like my jam, but are these scams? Are these graphics cards cheap because they're old, therefore less reliable? Sorry for the jumbled mess of words. I think what I really want to know is if: -Are all 1050 Ti's made equally? -What's the difference between a full size 1050 Ti and a low profile 1050 Ti? (Cooling comes to my mind) -Is a sub-$100 1050 Ti probably a scam? Any help would be appreciated. Specs: AMD A10-5800k APU AMD Radeon 7660D (Integrated) Kingston A400 240GB SSD Seagate Barracuda 2TB HDD 4GB DDR3 RAM Mid-Tower CyberPower Case

I've been learning to program with Java for a few months now (through YT tutorials and a book), and I've been enjoying it for the most part. The object-orientedness of Java is making sense to me and I like it. But I've read that being a good programmer involves knowing more than just one language. This sounds valid to me, but I don't know when I should begin learning a second language. Would it be a good idea to learn Java and Python, for example (I'm sort of interested in Python because it sounds like a relatively easier, yet relatively powerful language), or should I become proficient with Java and then learn a second language, (maybe even a more advanced one than Python)?