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I just realized the Logitech M510 isn't compatible with Windows 8 either. Absolute disaster. I guess I'm going with the Logitech M560 instead.
Thanks again.
I was looking at that first one you mentioned, but it says it isn't compatible with Windows 8, so that's a no-go for me. Even though I’m planning on sticking with Windows 7 for now, who knows? I might decide to make the jump to Windows 8 sooner rather than later.
I think I'm just going to pull the trigger on this Logitech M560.
Is the Logitech M510 actually any bigger, or is it basically the same size as the Logitech M560? Which one do you actually think is better?
Greetings. It’s me again. Following my recent acquisitions of a laptop and some speakers during yet another graveyard shift, I’ve decided I need an extra mouse for this laptop. I absolutely loathe using touchpads, but I have zero desire to lug my G700 around in the field. So, I am officially requesting your recommendations.
I’m looking for a few specific things:
- Precision.
- Wireless capability (though, if a wired mouse offers significantly better performance for the same price, I’m open to the cord).
- The ability to plug it in via USB if the battery dies—similar to how the G700 works—but honestly, that isn't a dealbreaker.
- A more compact form factor. It doesn't need to be microscopic, but it shouldn't be a massive beast like the G700.
- Just the basics: two buttons and a scroll wheel will suffice.
- My budget is roughly $45.
Thanks to both of you! I'm pulling the trigger on those speakers then! 🙂
Title says it all: I’m looking for some new PC speakers. My old Bose 5.1 setup is officially on its last legs, and honestly, I’m ready to toss it in the trash. Don't get me wrong, I liked the system, but I just don't need it anymore. I'm not exactly cranking the volume high enough to justify a dedicated subwoofer. All I really want are two solid speakers that deliver the best possible audio quality without breaking the bank, ideally staying under $133.
The one thing I’m insisting on? A headphone jack on the unit.
Most of my audio time is spent gaming, listening to music on Spotify, or streaming sports and movies—though, let's be real, I end up watching most movies and games on the TV anyway, so the sound usually comes from there.
Brand doesn't matter to me.
Benjamin King2 said:CPU - $50
Motherboard - $40
RAM - $83
VGA - 250-$133 (depending on which exact model we're talking about)
HDD - $100
It’s a Sapphire Radeon HD 4850 512 MB GDDR3, TV out, 2xDVI, 256 bit
Thanks for the help! 🙂
Hey there. Since I’m planning on picking up a new laptop, I figured I might as well grab a desktop too. I need some eyes on my current rig—what do you all think this thing is worth right now?
http://www.zaslike.com/files/99aeori6pf3xnd0b0.jpgThanks in advance! 🙂