Message from @gecho
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also the samsung one has SLC cache
while the adata one does not
That said, if they're similarly priced, I would go for the Samsung alternative. Feels better, I guess.
MX500 1TB is also worth a look
it's cheaper than the samsung one
That explains why the adata one is 50 euro cheaper
my g102 is doubleclicking, are aliexpress mouse switches good as replacement
just get a an intellimouse pro
:^)
i'm just looking to fix my mouse
they all use omron/huano switches in the end so it doesnt matter
they come from the same factories
there is no issue in replacing an omron with a huano?
as long as the pinout and dimensions matter, no
*mech switch waifus*
Are there that many kinds
How do you even know which one you would want
wrong
by listening to shitposters on the internet
true
if you buy modern cherry switches ur a cuck btw
:^)
Feeling?
That feel when nice keyboard switch
you buy the most meme-y switched that you can find then you yell at people o the internet if they get a different switch than you
Finally notches and holes in screen can die
Haha thought that was a folding meme for a sec
Id atleast like to be able to cover the camera without messing the screen, the notch was pointless anyway, it was like a cm on top for speakers/sensors too
so
will this raise prices of screen replacements?
and did in-screen fingerprint sensors raise prices of screens?
Is the screen on top of the camera internally, does it go in a slot or is it embedded
@Cole question is more that does the system regonise the fingerprint reader as "valid device" when switched
fair point, too
if they are done smartly(secure as possible) the identifiers of reader would be tied to chip so no other reader would work unless devtooled into the security chip at legit repairshop