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Hardware Bargains - Open Thine Wallet
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Wakandafication
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My post count has nothing to do with the validity of my point.
Most times I visit this thread it's not about hardware bargains, it would be nice if people observed basic netiquette.
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Can u pls help me find an expansion card for my PS5?
Oh please, real drama queen
You should stop just visiting and try contributing to the thread too
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Image quality is good. I ran a hardware calibration with a Spyder 4 Pro which did not improve the image much, meaning that the monitors were reasonably colour accurate out of the box.
The scaling in Windows an Linux has been fine. It seems like most apps have caught up with the idea of 4k monitors. Occasionally some app will have an area which appears to be undersized, but this has not been a big enough issue to be a problem. With VMs, Virtualbox sometimes gives the guest OS a bad turn regarding resolution, but VMWare Player works fine so far.
Overall I am happy with these monitors.
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Thanks for the feedback
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I run a 4K 27" display and the Windows scaling works great, only a few really old and out of date programs don't scale nicely
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I have a Steelseries Sensei RAW mouse that's quite old and making weird creaking clicking sounds.
I'd like a BARGAIN on an affordable replacement, whether wired or wireless.
So far, I like the look and price of the Logitech G102. Any other BARGAINS?
Edit: for bargainy things
I'd like a BARGAIN on an affordable replacement, whether wired or wireless.
So far, I like the look and price of the Logitech G102. Any other BARGAINS?
Edit: for bargainy things
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This is hardware bargains, not recommendations..
Fine, get me a BARGAIN on a gaming mouse then
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Who are to you make such demands?
I am Sir Bargain Requester
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Use search for Pete's sake... https://mybroadband.co.za/forum/threads/decent-gaming-mouse.1120960/
I did
Decent gaming mouse
Yeah nearly all my Logitech mice suffered from double clicking issues, physical and software causes. I usually tap the mouse hard a few times or change the pulling rate in the software which solves the issue. The switches are also cheap and easy to replace, Amazon and eBay sells them, eBay is...
mybroadband.co.za
Spec wise the Note 9 Pro is about 1-2 years ahead of the P30 lite and also has a 66% better Antutu benchmark score. Will rather pay the few extra hundred rands for the Note 9 Pro.
Edit: And don't forget limited Google support on newish Huawei phones.
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Yeah not bad for a phone with a local warranty.
The Poco X3 NFC has a slightly better spec, for even less (R5132 landed):
I bought one in November on Amazon and love the phone....
Amazon.com: Xiaomi Poco X3 NFC 128GB, 6GB RAM, 5160mAh (typ) Large Battery, 6.67" DotDisplay, QUALCOMM Snapdragon GSM LTE Factory Unlocked Smartphone - International Version (Shadow Grey)
Amazon.com: Xiaomi Poco X3 NFC 128GB, 6GB RAM, 5160mAh (typ) Large Battery, 6.67" DotDisplay, QUALCOMM Snapdragon GSM LTE Factory Unlocked Smartphone - International Version (Shadow Grey)
www.amazon.com
Comparison:
Herr der Verboten
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No local Poco X3 NFCs?Yeah not bad for a phone with a local warranty.
The Poco X3 NFC has a slightly better spec, for even less (R5132 landed):
I bought one in November on Amazon and love the phone....
Amazon.com: Xiaomi Poco X3 NFC 128GB, 6GB RAM, 5160mAh (typ) Large Battery, 6.67" DotDisplay, QUALCOMM Snapdragon GSM LTE Factory Unlocked Smartphone - International Version (Shadow Grey)
Amazon.com: Xiaomi Poco X3 NFC 128GB, 6GB RAM, 5160mAh (typ) Large Battery, 6.67" DotDisplay, QUALCOMM Snapdragon GSM LTE Factory Unlocked Smartphone - International Version (Shadow Grey)www.amazon.com
Comparison:
Yes there are. Cheapest site I could find it in Noevember when I shopped around was connecteddevices:
Xiaomi Pocophone X3 NFC (64GB, 6GB RAM, Dual Sim, Grey, Special Import)
Buy the Xiaomi Pocophone X3 NFC (64GB) Dual Sim in Grey from Connected Devices. Quick and Easy. Free Delivery, Free Returns, 8 Ways to Pay, Shop with us Now !
www.connecteddevices.co.za
Xiaomi Pocophone X3 NFC (128GB, 6GB RAM, Dual Sim, Grey, Special Import)
Buy the Xiaomi Pocophone X3 NFC (128GB) Dual Sim in Grey from Connected Devices. Quick and Easy. Free Delivery, Free Returns, 8 Ways to Pay, Shop with us Now !
R6299 for the 128GB version