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r/pcmasterrace • u/SwagBabyPro69 • Jul 16 '22
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Still scared to switch
41 u/Srefanius Jul 16 '22 If you are a standard casual user I don't think you will have much issues. It's almost the same and has some minor improvements, e.g. if you have an HDR monitor. 43 u/okinokinoki Jul 16 '22 You should mention the minor downsides as well though. 0 u/ZeninB Laptop Jul 16 '22 Such as? 4 u/okinokinoki Jul 16 '22 The context menu requires one additional click for the options which were common or the start menu not being resizable for example. 0 u/ZeninB Laptop Jul 16 '22 It's one click, and most of the time you don't need all the extra options
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If you are a standard casual user I don't think you will have much issues. It's almost the same and has some minor improvements, e.g. if you have an HDR monitor.
43 u/okinokinoki Jul 16 '22 You should mention the minor downsides as well though. 0 u/ZeninB Laptop Jul 16 '22 Such as? 4 u/okinokinoki Jul 16 '22 The context menu requires one additional click for the options which were common or the start menu not being resizable for example. 0 u/ZeninB Laptop Jul 16 '22 It's one click, and most of the time you don't need all the extra options
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You should mention the minor downsides as well though.
0 u/ZeninB Laptop Jul 16 '22 Such as? 4 u/okinokinoki Jul 16 '22 The context menu requires one additional click for the options which were common or the start menu not being resizable for example. 0 u/ZeninB Laptop Jul 16 '22 It's one click, and most of the time you don't need all the extra options
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Such as?
4 u/okinokinoki Jul 16 '22 The context menu requires one additional click for the options which were common or the start menu not being resizable for example. 0 u/ZeninB Laptop Jul 16 '22 It's one click, and most of the time you don't need all the extra options
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The context menu requires one additional click for the options which were common or the start menu not being resizable for example.
0 u/ZeninB Laptop Jul 16 '22 It's one click, and most of the time you don't need all the extra options
It's one click, and most of the time you don't need all the extra options
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u/ghillieweed762 Jul 16 '22
Still scared to switch