My voicemail speaks english and locals wont understand that but I don't wanna use my phone in a different language
I'm emerald 4, my micro is good but I have atrocious macro
I'm a claw grip so I find Rival 3 EXTREMELY comfortable for me, the mouse could've been a bit more longer but thats because my hands are big, other than that the shape is perfect.
The design is very simple and elegant although I wish it didn't have a logo it could've looked 10x more sleek and rgb under the wheel would've been a nice touch. I usually dim the rgb to minimum and make it a single color and it looks really pretty that way.
It served me very well all these years but the paint wore out on the sides where my nails are which isn't a problem but maybe they could have some coating against that in the future idk.
Anyways here comes the important part, the mouse finally started not clicking and double clicking etc. I somehow fixed it not clicking but now right click presses both when clicked AND released, so a double click. It's sometimes showing other weird symptoms for example once the right click would spam on it's own or not click at all. But those happen much rarely.
I might try to fix it but I'm on the verge of buying an another Rival 3.
How is the Gen 2 ? For some reason the exact one I own costs more than the new one, am I confusing the mouses ?
I wanted to buy a new mouse but I realized there isn't much of an upgrade, this is already one of the best mouses i can buy especially if I am claw gripped. I don't wanna risk and buy a ergonomic mouse just to regret it later.
Should I attempt a fix and risk breaking it completely or just get the new one.
my friend is looking to buy a roughly 2.2k $ budget, gaming pc everything (monitor etc.) included so because I live in a different country prices and market isn't the same, he won't be looking into secondhand market either.
Here's what I'm thinking so far; buying per part would cost more than buying an OEM case so I'd be getting an OEM pc with no GPU preferably and slap in a PSU if needed and a GPU, ram and storage can be figured out later. Most affordable high-end GPUs seems to be 4070-4080 and 5070, I think I could cut from the CPU so I was wondering how much >>>>older/worse<<<< I can go with the other parts without major bottleneck.
I really don't think best 14th gen cpu is really needed for plain gaming, matter fact I'm thinking anything high-end from the last 5-6 years will be good.
Should I go with this plan? is my thinking correct or should I increase the budget for other parts too? cus I'm just planning to get a beefy gpu and something that can keep up.