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Hi Reddit, I'm looking at getting a gaming mouse for my setup as my old one has broken. I have no idea anything about mice, please help me to find the right one. What I'm looking for: 1. White 2. Wireless (the USB receiver thing) 3. Preferably not clicky sounding, more quiet My budget is $180 AUD ($125 USD). At the moment I was looking at Keychron, are they any good? Thanks for your help
Hi Reddit, I'm looking at getting a gaming mouse for my setup as my old one has broken. I have no idea anything about mice, please help me to find the right one. What I'm looking for: 1. White 2. Wireless (the USB receiver thing) 3. Preferably not clicky sounding, more quiet My budget is $180 AUD ($125 USD). At the moment I was looking at Keychron, are they any good? Thanks for your help
I tracked most of the GPUs since 1996. $299 to $1,999 (MSRP) in 30 years. went through every flagship launch from the Voodoo to the 5090 and tracked what we actually paid at launch some things that hit different when you see it all together: \- GPUs stayed between $250-$600 for literally 20 years \- the 8800 GT at $249 in 2007 might be the best deal in GPU history \- the GTX 1060 was Steam's #1 card for 5 straight years at $249 \- then the 3090 showed up at $1,499 and it was over \-
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