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Yeah I posted in another thread I still have parts from when I first got into computers. I've kept them for nearly 30 years. Cheap is good when you don't want something expensive.
Or another thing that happens with keyboards. After a few years of use the keys rub off and you can't see what key you're pressing. Doesn't effect me because I've known how to type since I was seven and I know where every key on the keyboard is automatically without looking at it.
But my wife is not so lucky. She gets me to replace keyboards every few years anyway. So even if I had a mechanical keyboard and it lasted us, it would eventually do that and I'd have to replace it anyway.
I'd rather buy a good motherboard tbch or some other part for the money. Motherboards can last you forever, hence why I have so many parts in the back. Most of it is motherboards from the 90s and when I was in highschool.
Or another thing that happens with keyboards. After a few years of use the keys rub off and you can't see what key you're pressing. Doesn't effect me because I've known how to type since I was seven and I know where every key on the keyboard is automatically without looking at it.
But my wife is not so lucky. She gets me to replace keyboards every few years anyway. So even if I had a mechanical keyboard and it lasted us, it would eventually do that and I'd have to replace it anyway.
I'd rather buy a good motherboard tbch or some other part for the money. Motherboards can last you forever, hence why I have so many parts in the back. Most of it is motherboards from the 90s and when I was in highschool.
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