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I have 2 sticks of Corsair Vengeance 6000MHz CL30 non-RGB RAM. To be honest, it's not that big of a deal, but it ruins my all-white build a little. Any tips? (I've thought about wrapping them using vinyl wrap)

Since I was young, I’ve always loved the PlayStation controller layout. When I got a PS5, the DualSense quickly became the best controller for me. After moving to PC, I bought another DualSense, but the touchpad broke and it started getting stick drift. I wanted to get the DualSense Edge, but it just wasn’t worth $250. After playing with a broken controller for a bit, I found out about the Fantech Nova II. On paper, it’s everything I need: Hall Effect triggers and analogs, two back buttons, and it even looks like a DualSense. However, while I’ve found multiple reviews about it, none of them have really convinced me. For anyone who actually owns this controller and uses it, please give me your honest opinion. And if anyone has suggestions just know that my budget is between $40-$60.

To meet the sub rules: I'm playing on PC (Windows), mostly play competitive games like warzone and Fortnite and i also play story games. I'm in Algeria, so alternatives need worldwide shipping (like AliExpress). I'm mainly comparing options to the Nova II to see if there's a better symmetrical, drift-proof alternative in this price range before buying

Since I was young, I've always loved the PlayStation controller layout. When I got a PS5, the DualSense quickly became the best controller for me. After moving to PC, I bought another DualSense, but the touchpad broke and it started getting stick drift. I wanted to get the DualSense Edge, but it just wasn't worth $250. After playing with a broken controller for a bit, I found out about the Fantech Nova II. On paper, it's everything I need: Hall Effect triggers and analogs, two back buttons, and it even looks like a DualSense. However, while I've found multiple reviews about it, none of them have really convinced me. For anyone who actually owns this controller and uses it, please give me your honest opinion. And if anyone has suggestions just know that my budget is between $40-$60

Since I was young, I've always loved the PlayStation controller layout. When I got a PS5, the DualSense quickly became the best controller for me. After moving to PC, I bought another DualSense, but the touchpad broke and it started getting stick drift. I wanted to get the DualSense Edge, but it just wasn't worth $250. After playing with a broken controller for a bit, I found out about the Fantech Nova II. On paper, it's everything I need: Hall Effect triggers and analogs, two back buttons, and it even looks like a DualSense. However, while I've found multiple reviews about it, none of them have really convinced me. For anyone who actually owns this controller and uses it, please give me your honest opinion. And if anyone has suggestions just know that my budget is between $40-$60