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Post by Polaris Seltzeris on Mar 30, 2020 22:48:25 GMT
Why not use an IBM Windows keyboard in that case? It doesn't use buckling-spring but still preserves the same type of quality that a Model F or a Model M has, and there are other keyboards from that era not manufactured by IBM that also retain that quality. "Some keyboards" means nothing to me. I don't know what keyboards you would even be referring to in order to compare them. There is no such thing as "future proofing for the individual" when it comes to CPUs. I can use a Core i5 from 6 years ago or a brand new AMD Ryzen, the difference is that in 2 years the Core i5 will still hold up but the AMD Ryzen will already be completely phased out. There's a reason why seventh generation Intel from years ago is still something actively sold in computers when they could just be selling whatever the latest generation is, but nobody would buy an AMD CPU from a few years ago. Realistically it's all Moore's law trash, there's no future proofing. GPUs have future proofing which NVIDIA is leading with because there's still ongoing innovation and optimization, there is no future for Moore's law. It's either transition to quantum computing or ride out the remains of Moore's law, Intel is attempting to do the former, AMD is doing the latter. The issue is that you're confusing incrementalism for innovation, AMD is not being innovative by following Moore's law, they are just incrementing more than Intel is right now and that is a failure on AMD's part in the *long run*. Realistically, in the future, AMD will run out of infrastructure to work with because Moore's law itself is meeting its demise, and then they will be in the same state as Intel is in right now, except Intel has infrastructure for quantum computing and AMD won't. Therefore, AMD will have nothing to fallback onto, NVIDIA will have them beat on GPUs and Intel will have them beat on quantum computing infrastructure, that's where Intel is victorious. The point is that Intel is in the right place right now because they are the ones that are going to come out with infrastructure, innovation, and a real market. Then there's no disagreement. A GTX 1050 Ti is satisfactory for most purposes, and their higher end GPUs are better for people with bigger budgets that want to use more than a 1050 Ti can handle. The configurations certainly do work, just turn off ultra and use the regular setting and it will work perfectly. Not sure exactly what you expected, ultra settings are unnecessary for gaming when the normal settings give you more performance, the 1060 Ti can be found as cheap as a 1050 Ti and would work better if high settings were absolutely needed for some strange reason. Wilee it's down to personal preference. You might prefer a model m ibm keyboard, but we don't. Gaming Keyboards better suit what we mainly use computers for (gaming). We do not know what you get up to, but by your choice of keyboard, it's safe to say it's not gaming. We use RGB because it looks nicer, wilee. If you were picking wallpaper, one was more price-heavy but it looked nice, and one was a budget wallpaper but it was ugly, you'd go for the nicer one, it's natural. You might like the look and feel of the model m, but when you're gaming against people with these high-end keyboards and you are using a model f or a model m, chances are you're not going to win. Ok? A Model M keyboard is not directed to any one thing that you can use a keyboard for, it's not impossible to use it for gaming, there is no magical advantage that somebody using a crappy Razer keyboard would have over somebody using a Model M assuming that person was experienced with the keyboard, if anything the Model M would have less input lag and an experienced user would be able to type keys faster than on another keyboard. Also it's almost like competitive online gaming is .00001% of what people can do with a keyboard and also does not encompass 100% of computer gaming. Your wallpaper analogy is completely wrong, not much else to say. Model M = ugly and RGB = nice has no basis in reality unfortunately, give it a week and the black RGB keyboard will highlight every piece of dust and hair on the keyboard and the beige keyboard won't. Model Ms can go for hundreds of dollars and I don't think that's because they are "budget keyboards" that are ugly.
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Post by fionn on Mar 30, 2020 22:56:34 GMT
Model Ms can go for hundreds of dollars And gaming RGB keyboards can go for 40-50 it's not impossible to use it for gaming Have you personally gamed on the model m? , there is no magical advantage that somebody using a crappy Razer keyboard would have over somebody using a Model M assuming that person was experienced with the keyboard, Lighter keys, precision, speed (what I mean by that is most mechanical keyboards can have their keys pressed down half way and it will register. Model M = ugly and RGB = nice has no basis in reality unfortunately, give it a week and the black RGB keyboard will highlight every piece of dust and hair on the keyboard and the beige keyboard won't. Yeah okay, so you wipe your keyboard. My analogy wasn't that the model m was ugly, but that the gaming keyboards look nicer.
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Post by Polaris Seltzeris on Mar 30, 2020 23:03:55 GMT
Why not use an IBM Windows keyboard in that case? It doesn't use buckling-spring but still preserves the same type of quality that a Model F or a Model M has, and there are other keyboards from that era not manufactured by IBM that also retain that quality. "Some keyboards" means nothing to me. I don't know what keyboards you would even be referring to in order to compare them. There is no such thing as "future proofing for the individual" when it comes to CPUs. I can use a Core i5 from 6 years ago or a brand new AMD Ryzen, the difference is that in 2 years the Core i5 will still hold up but the AMD Ryzen will already be completely phased out. There's a reason why seventh generation Intel from years ago is still something actively sold in computers when they could just be selling whatever the latest generation is, but nobody would buy an AMD CPU from a few years ago. Realistically it's all Moore's law trash, there's no future proofing. GPUs have future proofing which NVIDIA is leading with because there's still ongoing innovation and optimization, there is no future for Moore's law. It's either transition to quantum computing or ride out the remains of Moore's law, Intel is attempting to do the former, AMD is doing the latter. The issue is that you're confusing incrementalism for innovation, AMD is not being innovative by following Moore's law, they are just incrementing more than Intel is right now and that is a failure on AMD's part in the *long run*. Realistically, in the future, AMD will run out of infrastructure to work with because Moore's law itself is meeting its demise, and then they will be in the same state as Intel is in right now, except Intel has infrastructure for quantum computing and AMD won't. Therefore, AMD will have nothing to fallback onto, NVIDIA will have them beat on GPUs and Intel will have them beat on quantum computing infrastructure, that's where Intel is victorious. The point is that Intel is in the right place right now because they are the ones that are going to come out with infrastructure, innovation, and a real market. Then there's no disagreement. A GTX 1050 Ti is satisfactory for most purposes, and their higher end GPUs are better for people with bigger budgets that want to use more than a 1050 Ti can handle. The configurations certainly do work, just turn off ultra and use the regular setting and it will work perfectly. Not sure exactly what you expected, ultra settings are unnecessary for gaming when the normal settings give you more performance, the 1060 Ti can be found as cheap as a 1050 Ti and would work better if high settings were absolutely needed for some strange reason. "Why not use an IBM Windows keyboard in that case? It doesn't use buckling-spring but still preserves the same type of quality that a Model F or a Model M has, and there are other keyboards from that era not manufactured by IBM that also retain that quality." list one ibm windows keyboard that is so high quality it competes with every single keyboard out there? ""Some keyboards" means nothing to me. I don't know what keyboards you would even be referring to in order to compare them." let's see: - ducky - filco - some corsair products (actually) like the k95 and literally any keyboard that doesn't take up the entire desk. people have preference and can't take old keyboards which are large due to space or sound reasons. "There is no such thing as "future proofing for the individual" when it comes to CPUs." wrong, people who do modern things such as render in 8k or play heavy modern titles need to upgrade or save space for the future. having a core i5 will not let most people who want the power have power, it works for you because you don't do what they do. "but nobody would buy an AMD CPU from a few years ago" Market Share i5 9600K Ryzen 5 3600 Ryzen 5 2600Market Share (trailing 30 days) 0.62% 3.47% 1.28% (https://cpu.userbenchmark.com)"ongoing innovation and optimization" and amd doesn't optimize their gpus for games? "The configurations certainly do work, just turn off ultra and use the regular setting and it will work perfectly" just because you don't want ultra doesn't mean others don't. i'd like some nice details in my game - same with quality of keyboards. if you don't want to spend more for a model m/f just get a membrane keyboard. simple as. you fail to understand that it's down to preference and needs. Ducky keyboard: - RGB - Not PS/2 - Black instead of beige - Not buckling-spring - Overpriced, literally offers nothing that you can't get off Amazon for $30 - Taiwanese manufacturer, not American Filco keyboard: - Black instead of beige - Not PS/2 - Not buckling-spring - Overpriced, literally offers nothing that you can't get off Amazon for $30 - Japanese manufacturer, not American k95 keyboard: - RGB - Not PS/2 - Black instead of beige - Not buckling-spring - Overpriced, literally offers nothing that you can't get off Amazon for $30 - Is an American company, yet it offshores manufacturing to wage slave labor overseas I'll stick with IBM. Your point about a Core i5 is strange to me, if somebody wanted to render in 8K they would be using a Xeon, not an i5. Also the market share comparison is not accurate because I wasn't specifically referring to a Core i5 9600K, I wasn't even referring to a specific generation, it's pretty obvious that a 2600 would beat it because AMD unifies the Ryzen brand under a single CPU of their current generation, Intel does not although .62% of the market share is actually impressive for that individual CPU. Yes, which is why I said if you demanded more power then you buy something more than a 1050 Ti, the GTX 1660 Ti is way more powerful and the price has been reduced tremendously to the point where it's worth more than a 1050 Ti. Then if you go $100-$200 over that you're in RTX or 1080 Ti territory.
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Post by Deleted on Mar 30, 2020 23:05:12 GMT
Wilee it's down to personal preference. You might prefer a model m ibm keyboard, but we don't. Gaming Keyboards better suit what we mainly use computers for (gaming). We do not know what you get up to, but by your choice of keyboard, it's safe to say it's not gaming. We use RGB because it looks nicer, wilee. If you were picking wallpaper, one was more price-heavy but it looked nice, and one was a budget wallpaper but it was ugly, you'd go for the nicer one, it's natural. You might like the look and feel of the model m, but when you're gaming against people with these high-end keyboards and you are using a model f or a model m, chances are you're not going to win. Ok? A Model M keyboard is not directed to any one thing that you can use a keyboard for, it's not impossible to use it for gaming, there is no magical advantage that somebody using a crappy Razer keyboard would have over somebody using a Model M assuming that person was experienced with the keyboard, if anything the Model M would have less input lag and an experienced user would be able to type keys faster than on another keyboard. Also it's almost like competitive online gaming is .00001% of what people can do with a keyboard and also does not encompass 100% of computer gaming. Your wallpaper analogy is completely wrong, not much else to say. Model M = ugly and RGB = nice has no basis in reality unfortunately, give it a week and the black RGB keyboard will highlight every piece of dust and hair on the keyboard and the beige keyboard won't. Model Ms can go for hundreds of dollars and I don't think that's because they are "budget keyboards" that are ugly. bitch why you writing long ass paragraphs to prove a point? are you scared you're gonna lose the argument? keep your paragraphs short and smooth, don't go from gaming keyboards to friggin sex with a model m keyboard. let people have their own choice man
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Post by Polaris Seltzeris on Mar 30, 2020 23:10:03 GMT
Model Ms can go for hundreds of dollars And gaming RGB keyboards can go for 40-50 it's not impossible to use it for gaming Have you personally gamed on the model m? , there is no magical advantage that somebody using a crappy Razer keyboard would have over somebody using a Model M assuming that person was experienced with the keyboard, Lighter keys, precision, speed (what I mean by that is most mechanical keyboards can have their keys pressed down half way and it will register. Model M = ugly and RGB = nice has no basis in reality unfortunately, give it a week and the black RGB keyboard will highlight every piece of dust and hair on the keyboard and the beige keyboard won't. Yeah okay, so you wipe your keyboard. My analogy wasn't that the model m was ugly, but that the gaming keyboards look nicer. Yes, I can pay not even $100 for a good Model M, or just dish out $30 for an RGB keyboard. What you said was analogous to saying I could pay $1k for a used Toyota from the 90s, or pay $100k for a supercar. If you absolutely cannot game on a Model M for whatever reason then you'd get a Unicomp instead. Precision and speed is the reason why you buy a Model M, that's basically grandfathered in. Lighter keys isn't inherently a good thing, I'd prefer the Model M's keys any day. It's not very easy to take off every key cap to get rid of every spec of dust and hair that is highlighted by not only the black keyboard but also the RGB.
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Post by Polaris Seltzeris on Mar 30, 2020 23:10:23 GMT
Ok? A Model M keyboard is not directed to any one thing that you can use a keyboard for, it's not impossible to use it for gaming, there is no magical advantage that somebody using a crappy Razer keyboard would have over somebody using a Model M assuming that person was experienced with the keyboard, if anything the Model M would have less input lag and an experienced user would be able to type keys faster than on another keyboard. Also it's almost like competitive online gaming is .00001% of what people can do with a keyboard and also does not encompass 100% of computer gaming. Your wallpaper analogy is completely wrong, not much else to say. Model M = ugly and RGB = nice has no basis in reality unfortunately, give it a week and the black RGB keyboard will highlight every piece of dust and hair on the keyboard and the beige keyboard won't. Model Ms can go for hundreds of dollars and I don't think that's because they are "budget keyboards" that are ugly. why you writing long ass paragraphs to prove a point? are you scared you're gonna lose the argument? keep your paragraphs short and smooth, don't go from gaming keyboards to friggin sex with a model m keyboard. let people have their own choice man You mad?
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Post by Deleted on Mar 30, 2020 23:11:28 GMT
why you writing long ass paragraphs to prove a point? are you scared you're gonna lose the argument? keep your paragraphs short and smooth, don't go from gaming keyboards to friggin sex with a model m keyboard. let people have their own choice man You mad? no, but you won't let people have their personal preference its like gina linetti vs a bunch of cows in your view
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Post by Polaris Seltzeris on Mar 30, 2020 23:14:28 GMT
no, but you won't let people have their personal preference its like gina linetti vs a bunch of cows in your view Yes, find me on this thread where I said "you hereby are not permitted to use this keyboard".
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Post by Deleted on Mar 30, 2020 23:18:49 GMT
no, but you won't let people have their personal preference its like gina linetti vs a bunch of cows in your view Yes, find me on this thread where I said "you hereby are not permitted to use this keyboard". "Yes, allow me to riddle my computer and its peripherals with the same cheap RGB junk that everybody else already is putting on their builds so that I can post pictures of it onto Reddit to receive gamer points from other people doing the exact same thing. It's not wow factor by any means, people who are remotely interested in builds or gaming or anything either likely already have the same sort of build and won't care, will not care at all, or will be like me and be put off by it, and people who aren't remotely interested will probably feign fake interest over it except they aren't remotely interest as I said so they won't care. I wasn't calling the lights Taiwanese plastic, although they certainly aren't impressive, the peripherals themselves are trash plastic mechanisms designed with absolutely zero craftsmanship by workers across the world that are making starvation wages." "Then you're objectively incorrect."
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Post by Polaris Seltzeris on Mar 30, 2020 23:22:46 GMT
Yes, find me on this thread where I said "you hereby are not permitted to use this keyboard". "Yes, allow me to riddle my computer and its peripherals with the same cheap RGB junk that everybody else already is putting on their builds so that I can post pictures of it onto Reddit to receive gamer points from other people doing the exact same thing. It's not wow factor by any means, people who are remotely interested in builds or gaming or anything either likely already have the same sort of build and won't care, will not care at all, or will be like me and be put off by it, and people who aren't remotely interested will probably feign fake interest over it except they aren't remotely interest as I said so they won't care. I wasn't calling the lights Taiwanese plastic, although they certainly aren't impressive, the peripherals themselves are trash plastic mechanisms designed with absolutely zero craftsmanship by workers across the world that are making starvation wages." "Then you're objectively incorrect." Still don't see it.
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Post by square on Mar 30, 2020 23:33:34 GMT
"Why not use an IBM Windows keyboard in that case? It doesn't use buckling-spring but still preserves the same type of quality that a Model F or a Model M has, and there are other keyboards from that era not manufactured by IBM that also retain that quality." list one ibm windows keyboard that is so high quality it competes with every single keyboard out there? ""Some keyboards" means nothing to me. I don't know what keyboards you would even be referring to in order to compare them." let's see: - ducky - filco - some corsair products (actually) like the k95 and literally any keyboard that doesn't take up the entire desk. people have preference and can't take old keyboards which are large due to space or sound reasons. "There is no such thing as "future proofing for the individual" when it comes to CPUs." wrong, people who do modern things such as render in 8k or play heavy modern titles need to upgrade or save space for the future. having a core i5 will not let most people who want the power have power, it works for you because you don't do what they do. "but nobody would buy an AMD CPU from a few years ago" Market Share i5 9600K Ryzen 5 3600 Ryzen 5 2600Market Share (trailing 30 days) 0.62% 3.47% 1.28% (https://cpu.userbenchmark.com)"ongoing innovation and optimization" and amd doesn't optimize their gpus for games? "The configurations certainly do work, just turn off ultra and use the regular setting and it will work perfectly" just because you don't want ultra doesn't mean others don't. i'd like some nice details in my game - same with quality of keyboards. if you don't want to spend more for a model m/f just get a membrane keyboard. simple as. you fail to understand that it's down to preference and needs. Ducky keyboard: - RGB - Not PS/2 - Black instead of beige - Not buckling-spring - Overpriced, literally offers nothing that you can't get off Amazon for $30 - Taiwanese manufacturer, not American Filco keyboard: - Black instead of beige - Not PS/2 - Not buckling-spring - Overpriced, literally offers nothing that you can't get off Amazon for $30 - Japanese manufacturer, not American k95 keyboard: - RGB - Not PS/2 - Black instead of beige - Not buckling-spring - Overpriced, literally offers nothing that you can't get off Amazon for $30 - Is an American company, yet it offshores manufacturing to wage slave labor overseas I'll stick with IBM. Your point about a Core i5 is strange to me, if somebody wanted to render in 8K they would be using a Xeon, not an i5. Also the market share comparison is not accurate because I wasn't specifically referring to a Core i5 9600K, I wasn't even referring to a specific generation, it's pretty obvious that a 2600 would beat it because AMD unifies the Ryzen brand under a single CPU of their current generation, Intel does not although .62% of the market share is actually impressive for that individual CPU. Yes, which is why I said if you demanded more power then you buy something more than a 1050 Ti, the GTX 1660 Ti is way more powerful and the price has been reduced tremendously to the point where it's worth more than a 1050 Ti. Then if you go $100-$200 over that you're in RTX or 1080 Ti territory. typing this on phone weeee - nobody gives a shit if it’s rgb or not - nobody gives a shit if it’s black (non black models btww), easy keycap removal and backplate removal so easy cleaning either way - nobody gives a shit if it’s not made in america - nobody gives a shit if it’s not ps/2, nkro artificially using multiple keyboards is much better nowadays - you missed the entire point on how buckling springs are not great for FPS gaming due to heavy force required to activate a key and it being membrane so 2kro excluding modifier keys. - lmao you’re telling me that a £60-£80 ducky keyboard is overpriced and a few hundred pound model m isn’t? threadrippers are much much better than xeons and that is non debatable i5s are going to last the same as ryzen 5s my guy, it depends on how the user uses it and if they need to upgrade or not. I was giving an example of one of the more recent i5s again, 1050s and 1660s are great but we’re talking about 2060s to 2070 supers and it’s not going to cut it I really don’t understand how you can’t accept personal preferences because you want to shill ibm or Intel. seriously, calm down
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Post by Super on Mar 30, 2020 23:44:12 GMT
Ducky keyboard: - RGB - Not PS/2 - Black instead of beige - Not buckling-spring - Overpriced, literally offers nothing that you can't get off Amazon for $30 - Taiwanese manufacturer, not American Filco keyboard: - Black instead of beige - Not PS/2 - Not buckling-spring - Overpriced, literally offers nothing that you can't get off Amazon for $30 - Japanese manufacturer, not American k95 keyboard: - RGB - Not PS/2 - Black instead of beige - Not buckling-spring - Overpriced, literally offers nothing that you can't get off Amazon for $30 - Is an American company, yet it offshores manufacturing to wage slave labor overseas I'll stick with IBM. Your point about a Core i5 is strange to me, if somebody wanted to render in 8K they would be using a Xeon, not an i5. Also the market share comparison is not accurate because I wasn't specifically referring to a Core i5 9600K, I wasn't even referring to a specific generation, it's pretty obvious that a 2600 would beat it because AMD unifies the Ryzen brand under a single CPU of their current generation, Intel does not although .62% of the market share is actually impressive for that individual CPU. Yes, which is why I said if you demanded more power then you buy something more than a 1050 Ti, the GTX 1660 Ti is way more powerful and the price has been reduced tremendously to the point where it's worth more than a 1050 Ti. Then if you go $100-$200 over that you're in RTX or 1080 Ti territory. typing this on phone weeee - nobody gives a shit if it’s rgb or not - nobody gives a shit if it’s black (non black models btww), easy keycap removal and backplate removal so easy cleaning either way - nobody gives a shit if it’s not made in america - nobody gives a shit if it’s not ps/2, nkro artificially using multiple keyboards is much better nowadays - you missed the entire point on how buckling springs are not great for FPS gaming due to heavy force required to activate a key and it being membrane so 2kro excluding modifier keys. - lmao you’re telling me that a £60-£80 ducky keyboard is overpriced and a few hundred pound model m isn’t? threadrippers are much much better than xeons and that is non debatable i5s are going to last the same as ryzen 5s my guy, it depends on how the user uses it and if they need to upgrade or not. I was giving an example of one of the more recent i5s again, 1050s and 1660s are great but we’re talking about 2060s to 2070 supers and it’s not going to cut it I really don’t understand how you can’t accept personal preferences because you want to shill ibm or Intel. seriously, calm down There is one cool thing about a Model M, though: If someone breaks into your house while you're on your computer, you can use the keyboard to whack them in the head.
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Post by square on Mar 30, 2020 23:45:51 GMT
typing this on phone weeee - nobody gives a shit if it’s rgb or not - nobody gives a shit if it’s black (non black models btww), easy keycap removal and backplate removal so easy cleaning either way - nobody gives a shit if it’s not made in america - nobody gives a shit if it’s not ps/2, nkro artificially using multiple keyboards is much better nowadays - you missed the entire point on how buckling springs are not great for FPS gaming due to heavy force required to activate a key and it being membrane so 2kro excluding modifier keys. - lmao you’re telling me that a £60-£80 ducky keyboard is overpriced and a few hundred pound model m isn’t? threadrippers are much much better than xeons and that is non debatable i5s are going to last the same as ryzen 5s my guy, it depends on how the user uses it and if they need to upgrade or not. I was giving an example of one of the more recent i5s again, 1050s and 1660s are great but we’re talking about 2060s to 2070 supers and it’s not going to cut it I really don’t understand how you can’t accept personal preferences because you want to shill ibm or Intel. seriously, calm down There is one cool thing about a Model M, though: If someone breaks into your house while you're on your computer, you can use the keyboard to whack them in the head. if your computer’s old it’ll probably fry the ps/2 circuit in the mean time but hey, anybody would get fucking obliterated by that hunk of a junk
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Post by Polaris Seltzeris on Mar 30, 2020 23:49:22 GMT
Ducky keyboard: - RGB - Not PS/2 - Black instead of beige - Not buckling-spring - Overpriced, literally offers nothing that you can't get off Amazon for $30 - Taiwanese manufacturer, not American Filco keyboard: - Black instead of beige - Not PS/2 - Not buckling-spring - Overpriced, literally offers nothing that you can't get off Amazon for $30 - Japanese manufacturer, not American k95 keyboard: - RGB - Not PS/2 - Black instead of beige - Not buckling-spring - Overpriced, literally offers nothing that you can't get off Amazon for $30 - Is an American company, yet it offshores manufacturing to wage slave labor overseas I'll stick with IBM. Your point about a Core i5 is strange to me, if somebody wanted to render in 8K they would be using a Xeon, not an i5. Also the market share comparison is not accurate because I wasn't specifically referring to a Core i5 9600K, I wasn't even referring to a specific generation, it's pretty obvious that a 2600 would beat it because AMD unifies the Ryzen brand under a single CPU of their current generation, Intel does not although .62% of the market share is actually impressive for that individual CPU. Yes, which is why I said if you demanded more power then you buy something more than a 1050 Ti, the GTX 1660 Ti is way more powerful and the price has been reduced tremendously to the point where it's worth more than a 1050 Ti. Then if you go $100-$200 over that you're in RTX or 1080 Ti territory. typing this on phone weeee - nobody gives a shit if it’s rgb or not - nobody gives a shit if it’s black (non black models btww), easy keycap removal and backplate removal so easy cleaning either way - nobody gives a shit if it’s not made in america - nobody gives a shit if it’s not ps/2, nkro artificially using multiple keyboards is much better nowadays - you missed the entire point on how buckling springs are not great for FPS gaming due to heavy force required to activate a key and it being membrane so 2kro excluding modifier keys. - lmao you’re telling me that a £60-£80 ducky keyboard is overpriced and a few hundred pound model m isn’t? threadrippers are much much better than xeons and that is non debatable i5s are going to last the same as ryzen 5s my guy, it depends on how the user uses it and if they need to upgrade or not. I was giving an example of one of the more recent i5s again, 1050s and 1660s are great but we’re talking about 2060s to 2070 supers and it’s not going to cut it I really don’t understand how you can’t accept personal preferences because you want to shill ibm or Intel. seriously, calm down Kind of just "nobody gives a shit"ting all the completely valid points but alright, suddenly nobody cares about RGB which differs from your previous position. I agree that nobody gives a shit if it's not made in America but that's kind of a moral failure at that point to not care at all. Also shouldn't have to remove keycaps or the backplate to keep it clean and you exaggerate the "heavy force". Also I was using whatever American prices I saw which are different from yours. "threadrippers are much much better than xeons and that is non debatable" is complete B.S., server industry uses Xeon for a reason and they also make fantastic workstations. I don't even think AMD themselves market them in such a way, probably because of Epyc. Misunderstood my point, I wasn't referring to durability I was referring to relevance, an old i5 has been around for years and will continue to be relevant, whereas a Ryzen 5 will be easily forgotten. You keep framing it as an "I can't accept personal preferences" but I really don't care about what the hell you buy, but if anybody is going to show off a build on a thread then that's the perfect opportunity for criticism. It's almost like you can criticize somebody's preferences without thinking that it should be illegal for them to have them?
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Post by Polaris Seltzeris on Mar 30, 2020 23:50:58 GMT
typing this on phone weeee - nobody gives a shit if it’s rgb or not - nobody gives a shit if it’s black (non black models btww), easy keycap removal and backplate removal so easy cleaning either way - nobody gives a shit if it’s not made in america - nobody gives a shit if it’s not ps/2, nkro artificially using multiple keyboards is much better nowadays - you missed the entire point on how buckling springs are not great for FPS gaming due to heavy force required to activate a key and it being membrane so 2kro excluding modifier keys. - lmao you’re telling me that a £60-£80 ducky keyboard is overpriced and a few hundred pound model m isn’t? threadrippers are much much better than xeons and that is non debatable i5s are going to last the same as ryzen 5s my guy, it depends on how the user uses it and if they need to upgrade or not. I was giving an example of one of the more recent i5s again, 1050s and 1660s are great but we’re talking about 2060s to 2070 supers and it’s not going to cut it I really don’t understand how you can’t accept personal preferences because you want to shill ibm or Intel. seriously, calm down There is one cool thing about a Model M, though: If someone breaks into your house while you're on your computer, you can use the keyboard to whack them in the head. It's part of the classic IBM quality, if I whack somebody on the head with a crappy Duck or a Razor then it will just fall apart immediately. The Model M is a battleship of creative engineering and American craftsmanship.
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