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So it changed again...

 

WHERE'S THE REMOVE ALL BUTTON

 

Start a new part list.

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I meant the "Start a new part list" button. I know you probably understood but :P

The projects never end in my line of work.

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So it changed again... Not sure what I think of this

 

They still need to get rid of the pages on the parts list grr

 

 

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What do you mean get rid of the pages on the parts list, not exactly seeing what you're getting at :P

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It's the same thing just on a newer updated layout. Looks much better

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What do you mean get rid of the pages on the parts list, not exactly seeing what you're getting at :P

Before the layout changed, if you were to go into a parts category you'd get a single list that would list all the parts at once. Now there's pages.

 

http://pcpartpicker.com/parts/video-card/

 

It took longer to load but it was easier to find what you wanted imo

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Before the layout changed, if you were to go into a parts category you'd get a single list that would list all the parts at once. Now there's pages.

 

http://pcpartpicker.com/parts/video-card/

 

It took longer to load but it was easier to find what you wanted imo

Ah, I see. They did hire a new guy that is a graphical designer of sorts whom is the one behind these new UI changes. Not all of them are generally accepted, but I think the old layout was fine, but could have done with a few tweaks, not with such a massive overhaul because it doesn't seem to be going over very well. I think if they went back to the old layout and took input on what needs to be changed and updated the graphics there, then there would be a lot of satisfied users.

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Pcpartpicker should just add an option to use the original website design that we all know and love.  Hey, it's better than nothing though.

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I know it's a small thing but I miss the filter options being on the right side.
I would also be happier if they had a drop down for no. of items per page (50, 100, 150, 200).

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