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Before people were arguing about a 7900 XTX vs a 4080/4080 Super, a lot are actually still valid due to price-to-performance differences. Both can be valid buy. Although, regardless whether the XTX is significantly cheaper, slightly cheaper, or priced similarly, I've seen some claiming the 7900 XTX as a better card because of its superior raster and futureproof VRAM over the Nvidia bells and whistles or sometimes called gimmicks(which were cooler temps, DLSS, and Ray Tracing). Did DLSS and RT not that matter in 2024 for people to see these gpus as a toss up?

But now, people are considering which is better between the 9070 XT and the 7900 XTX. Almost everyone is choosing the 9070 XT in a heartbeat no brainer due to FSR4 and RT despite having worse VRAM. The 4080 Super had the same advantages as the 9070 XT has. With today's logic, the 4080 and 9070 XT are now the better gaming choice. What led to these change of tune?

I don't know but I kept seeing comments that there are better mouse out there in the same price range. I can get the G309 at 40 USD

I am also considering the VXE R1 Mad R and Scyrox V6 at the similar price range, but I fear they won't be as comfortable. I currently have the Mchose G3 SE and the shape is the most comfortable I had. I also had mouse with tall humps and I found them a bit uncomfortable(but still usable! Just doesn't feel as good). I prefer egg shapes so far. Mchose G3 should be my top pick, but only if it had optical switches it would be a no brainer due to no double clicks. My recent mice are always getting double clicks after a year.

I have large hands like 19hx10width and I am using a fingertip and claw hybrid. I saw the Logitech G309 at 40 USD and it has optical switch w/ good shape, I started to get interested. However, mixed reviews are making me think twice getting this product and maybe getting a different mouse would be a smarter choice.

I don't do competitive gaming, so the differences between sensor or polling rates don't do much to me. Being at optical switch, battery life, coating, comfort matters more. I only play casual AAA titles, so I don't know if I should choose a higher-rated mouse with better price-to-performance for the money or spend a bit more for a comfortable mouse with worse specs.

TLDR: If G309 == bad, are there similarly comfortable egg shaped mice that use optical switches?

What happened for gamers to actually sang a different tune today?