Rurouni
Veteran
And it isn't just PC, but phone, car navigation, etc, if you don't sync them often, they will drift a lot (relatively speaking, vs my Casio watch that is still fairly accurate to the minutes after several years).
Why is that happening? Can't they use a more accurate crystal or something? Why my cheap Casio is a lot more accurate even vs an expensive gadgets?
Also I just adjusted the clock on my car navigation system (less than a month ago!), and it already drifted by minutes (forgot how much, probably around 2 or 3 minutes). I think I remember my phone's clock drifted similarly large when I forgot to use automatic date.
Whyyyyy????? I don't ask for those clock to be as accurate as Casio, but at least be more accurate. Especially true for my car nav because it isn't connected with anything, thus can't sync time.
Why is that happening? Can't they use a more accurate crystal or something? Why my cheap Casio is a lot more accurate even vs an expensive gadgets?
Also I just adjusted the clock on my car navigation system (less than a month ago!), and it already drifted by minutes (forgot how much, probably around 2 or 3 minutes). I think I remember my phone's clock drifted similarly large when I forgot to use automatic date.
Whyyyyy????? I don't ask for those clock to be as accurate as Casio, but at least be more accurate. Especially true for my car nav because it isn't connected with anything, thus can't sync time.