Is Windows Register the same as microprocessor registers?
If it's in C++ then ostensibly yes
Oh man I fucking hate those rubberised coatings
>>54492243
That is the best mouse ever made!
>>54492407
The DPI is too low though
>1800
>>54492243
Yes they are exactly the same things
>>54492243
>>54492366
I think he means the windows registry which is nothing like a processor register. Windows registry is just a binary file containing application configuration variables. Applications register settings in it that are used to find files or set particular settings. A processor register is just a little bit of temporary memory inside the processor that super fast to manipulate. So pretty different if that helps.
>>54492415
but its so perfect for my hand
And no matter what i do it wont break
>>54492243
those coatings are some disgusting fucking shit
>>54492407
The Logitech logo wears off instantly
>>54492446
Who cares about branding?
>>54492446
Why would i care for the sign
I have owned this mouse almost since it came out
its god tier
>>54492243
Yes. In Windows, the Windows registry is contained in the CPU registers. This is why Windows is so fast compared to Linux for desktop use, and it's also why Microsoft recommends every developer to store settings in the registry. Linux stores network information in the CPU registers instead, so it's better for servers but worse for desktop use.
>>54492500
kek brie
>>54492243
They are all just memory and data in the end.
>>54492415
>implying you notice a difference
