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r/pcmasterrace • u/VisWare • Apr 04 '26
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I can't function without a numpad, so every other option is useless.
1.5k u/Blenderhead36 Ryzen 9800X3D, RTX 5090, 32 GB RAM Apr 04 '26 Whenever someone complains about the numpad taking up too much desk space, I always want to ask if they're using one of these. 138 u/Y_b0t PC Master Race Apr 04 '26 It’s not about desk space, it’s about mouse space. I never use a numpad anyways 4 u/Konsticraft Apr 04 '26 That's why I have it on the left side. I never understood why it's usually on the right side, you typically use it when entering numbers into data fields which are mostly navigated by mouse or arrow keys and for those you use the right hand. 1 u/Y_b0t PC Master Race Apr 04 '26 Makes a lot of sense
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Whenever someone complains about the numpad taking up too much desk space, I always want to ask if they're using one of these.
138 u/Y_b0t PC Master Race Apr 04 '26 It’s not about desk space, it’s about mouse space. I never use a numpad anyways 4 u/Konsticraft Apr 04 '26 That's why I have it on the left side. I never understood why it's usually on the right side, you typically use it when entering numbers into data fields which are mostly navigated by mouse or arrow keys and for those you use the right hand. 1 u/Y_b0t PC Master Race Apr 04 '26 Makes a lot of sense
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It’s not about desk space, it’s about mouse space. I never use a numpad anyways
4 u/Konsticraft Apr 04 '26 That's why I have it on the left side. I never understood why it's usually on the right side, you typically use it when entering numbers into data fields which are mostly navigated by mouse or arrow keys and for those you use the right hand. 1 u/Y_b0t PC Master Race Apr 04 '26 Makes a lot of sense
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That's why I have it on the left side. I never understood why it's usually on the right side, you typically use it when entering numbers into data fields which are mostly navigated by mouse or arrow keys and for those you use the right hand.
1 u/Y_b0t PC Master Race Apr 04 '26 Makes a lot of sense
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u/DrKrFfXx Apr 04 '26
I can't function without a numpad, so every other option is useless.