Velerio

I have a revolutionary new idea: you take a Keyboard, a low powered one and instead of a cord you have a Battery that is REPLACEABLE. This replaceable batteries come in different sizes, let's call them Size A, AA and AAA because... it's the first letter. You can put these Power Cells inside the Keyboard with a closing mechanism. Then, when they get empty, you put the empty ones out and new ones in. In the best case you can then rechage these empty ones with a charger that can be plugged in into every standard power plug and recharge them for several hours. Then, after you recharged them, you can put them to the side until your keyboard is empty again.
 
But Sarcasm aside.. really, your video shows a problem that does not exist and replace it with a bigger problem: desks where power coils should be worked in (until they break, then you can replace your whole desk); always talking about the environment and then want to promote keyboards with non replaceable batterys to charge themself on desks where you need to align the keyboard perfectly just to charge them... that's nonsensical in an utterly idiotic way: if you want RGB, you use a cord, if not, get replaceable batterys, they last for MONTHS! Or you simply use a perfectly fine keyboard even without rgb with a cord. But there is a reason nobody makes stuff like this, because it is stupid. And i think that logitech&co thought about it. And there is a reason why the Keyboard that does it is so extremely expensive.

I personally don't view cards lower than the 6-range as part of real gpus; every 5 and below card was crap, because you lose for every tier above 6 around 30%, but for an 5 card you lose more than 50%. That's why this entire lineup of cards is so messy, since Nvidia simply messed with the numbers;
 
3090 
3080 = 3070
3070 = 3060ti
3060ti = 3050ti
3060 = 3050
Therefore yes, 
 
And no, i don't see the RX 6500 as the worst gpu; even through as said before; every card with the 5 or lower can't be said as a proper gpu; at least it was a card that was buyable at msrp if nothing else was possible. But right now, in this situration, the 
 
And the icing of the crapcake is that this gpu only has 8 pcie lanes, so you will effectively get only 4 pcie 4.0 lanes on an pcie 3.0 system.
So yes, this card at this time is probably the shittiest card that they have released in this decade.

I personally don't view cards lower than the 6-range as part of real gpus; every 5 and below card was crap, because you lose for every tier above 6 around 30%, but for an 5 card you lose more than 50%. That's why this entire lineup of cards is so messy, since Nvidia simply messed with the numbers;
 
3090 
3080 = 3070
3070 = 3060ti
3060ti = 3050ti
3060 = 3050
Therefore yes, 
 
And no, i don't see the RX 6500 as the worst gpu; even through as said before; every card with the 5 or lower can't be said as a proper gpu; at least it was a card that was buyable at msrp if nothing else was possible. But right now, in this situration, the 
 
And the icing of the crapcake is that this gpu only has 8 pcie lanes, so you will effectively get only 4 pcie 4.0 lanes on an pcie 3.0 system.
So yes, this card at this time is probably the shittiest card that they have released in this decade.

I personally don't view cards lower than the 6-range as part of real gpus; every 5 and below card was crap, because you lose for every tier above 6 around 30%, but for an 5 card you lose more than 50%. That's why this entire lineup of cards is so messy, since Nvidia simply messed with the numbers;
 
3090 
3080 = 3070
3070 = 3060ti
3060ti = 3050ti
3060 = 3050
Therefore yes, 
 
And no, i don't see the RX 6500 as the worst gpu; even through as said before; every card with the 5 or lower can't be said as a proper gpu; at least it was a card that was buyable at msrp if nothing else was possible. But right now, in this situration, the 
 
And the icing of the crapcake is that this gpu only has 8 pcie lanes, so you will effectively get only 4 pcie 4.0 lanes on an pcie 3.0 system.
So yes, this card at this time is probably the shittiest card that they have released in this decade.

I have a revolutionary new idea: you take a Keyboard, a low powered one and instead of a cord you have a Battery that is REPLACEABLE. This replaceable batteries come in different sizes, let's call them Size A, AA and AAA because... it's the first letter. You can put these Power Cells inside the Keyboard with a closing mechanism. Then, when they get empty, you put the empty ones out and new ones in. In the best case you can then rechage these empty ones with a charger that can be plugged in into every standard power plug and recharge them for several hours. Then, after you recharged them, you can put them to the side until your keyboard is empty again.
 
But Sarcasm aside.. really, your video shows a problem that does not exist and replace it with a bigger problem: desks where power coils should be worked in (until they break, then you can replace your whole desk); always talking about the environment and then want to promote keyboards with non replaceable batterys to charge themself on desks where you need to align the keyboard perfectly just to charge them... that's nonsensical in an utterly idiotic way: if you want RGB, you use a cord, if not, get replaceable batterys, they last for MONTHS! Or you simply use a perfectly fine keyboard even without rgb with a cord. But there is a reason nobody makes stuff like this, because it is stupid. And i think that logitech&co thought about it. And there is a reason why the Keyboard that does it is so extremely expensive.

Kind of dumb honestly.   Doesn't solve the original problem of battery constantly charging and having to periodically disconnect it from power AND makes it to where you have to have a certain exact placement for the keyboard to charge it.   Add to the fact that you will probably also need to buy one of those crazy inefficient under desk qi chargers to make this work you are also wasting a boatload of power.   Just use a damn wired keyboard and don't waste money on a wireless one with countless accessories.   Also actual battery powered keyboards are a thing and battery chargers are also a thing🤦.   This whole video is just a spectacular engineering epic fail while pretending to help solve a problem that doesn't exist with an even more pointless solution.   Bravo guys LMAO 🤣
 
Also to users of actual modern wireless keyboards,.  Don't those things usually last like 3-6 months per charge anyway?   Is there anyone actually out there that leaves there wireless keyboard plugged in all of the time or even most of the time?   Genuinely curious...