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What is the technical reason why touchpad can't be good for gaming or other fast precise movements?
Logically speaking it seems like it should be just as good as a mouse. Instead of an optical beam tracking the ground, a surface is tracking your finger or hand. Why is the inverse so much worse, what is the precise technical reason?
Do they just not use good enough parts, is it a technical limitation that could be overcome by better equipment? Or are touchpads forever doomed to being second rate mice?
I use a trackball btw which is really great but it...
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hard to click
Indirectly using fingers to point is hard and takes practice, mice are more intuitive as the mouse on the screen is where the mouse is in real life (touch pads pick up finger all the time, so it's always relative to last movement).
>>52037643
So if there were physical buttons that allowed me to easily click and track simultaneously, what now?
Did i goof /g/
>>52037262
if you have to ask..
>>52037262
what's it going in? post specs so we can either laugh if your underpowered or overpowered it.
Nope OP. You did a very good job. I have the exact same one, had it for 3 years with no complaints
Some say the world will end in fire
You need Micro Dots from primary arms
PC actually runs pretty well.
Now i doubt the purchase of the thermal paste.
check out these slick idle temps.
Rig is from 2011.
