for me it's the exact opposite

the drivers for the AMD card in my work pc are hot garbage and that's the only time i ever use AMD

all my other devices are nvidia and i've never had issues

what card out of curiosity ?

as its work pc ?

fuck if i know

r9 300 something

i got a new pc recently

now i have a quadro p620

how difficult can it be to change a mouse's click switch

i mean my soldering skills are like 3 out of 10

will i fuck it up

depends on your mose and how its built

for my mouse its plug and play (hell they sent extra switches with the mouse)

but in most cases its idiot proof 3 or 2 large pins

even cheap homeburner soldering iron can do em

3

coincidentally some fag in a facebook group fucked it up and burnt off the copper on his pcb

so ... yea he fucked it up

3/10 skills in my book are the people who are soon startting to dip into SMD stuff 1 being total idiot who soldered his first resistor last week and burned it and 10 being the guys who hand-solder finepitch DFN/QFN/WLSCP stuff blindfolded

10 being also those guys who deadbug those same chips

1 is the person who uses a soldering gun and plumbing solder

i'm not sure if a homeburner soldering iron is a good idea either

those are usually not temperature controller

and 500 °C will fuck up your PCB real quick

alternatively you can be like this person

and use a 120V rated iron on 230V

https://i.redd.it/4ym61c9de0231.jpg

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someone just suggested to put on WD40 on the switch

there's also contact spray

@Frederica Bernkastel why on earth you would want to remove water from switch ...

or is this the meme "lubricate your switches to prevent doubleclick"

that

and people think WD40 is lubricant

tho >facebook< why havent you deleted that shit years ago

yes i know

well i'm just gonna try out my mouse for a bit. after opening it up i don't think there's anything wrong apparent

it does lose clicks when dragging sometimes

fuck!!

it does doubleclick lol