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I'm looking to replace my Logitech G602. It has served me very well, and I would gladly buy the same mouse again, but they don't sell them anymore. What would be the best replacement for this mouse?
Hi all,
I'm putting together a parts list for a long overdue upgrade. Could anyone please share their thoughts on the list and any advice?
Additionally, I have some specific questions:
• Do I need to buy a separate fan controller for the additional fans?
• How do I check whether I have enough ram clearance?
• Will the CPU/BIOS incompatibility pose a problem for me?
• Will I need to purchase a separate bracket for the CPU cooler? How would I go about this?
Any tips are much appreciated, thank you!
| Type | Item | Price |
|---|---|---|
| CPU | [Intel Core i5-13600K 3.5 GHz 14-Core Processor](https://uk.pcpartpicker.com/p |
They seem to be sold out, anyone have a ticket they're willing to sell?
EDIT: Lots of scammers in my DMs. If I'm buying a ticket off you, it's through the vendor with which you bought the ticket. I'm not sending you money directly.
Paradoxes of plurality aside, how do Zeno's paradoxes of motion show us there are "not many"?
In regards to the problem of perception, the common-kind principle is used to give the same account for all types of experiences (veridical, illusory and hallucinatory). This principle relies on all types of experiences being fundamentally the same. My question is how do we decide what is fundamental to a type of experience?





