EPTOther than that it's an awesome keyboard. Built like a freakin tank and the crisp sound is music to my ears. Definitely recomend it
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RespectedPuddle
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Other than that it's an awesome keyboard. Built like a freakin tank and the crisp sound is music to my ears. Definitely recomend it | ||
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stanik
Canada213 Posts
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ACrow
Germany6583 Posts
On April 10 2012 09:42 CarelessPride wrote: what do you guys think about mx reds? personally the reason why i hated my black switch was because it was so tiring. I didnt like the brown because even tho it was a "silent verson" of blue it really didnt feel very tactile at all. and Blue the current 1 i have i really liked it but after a while i started to get anoyyed at how loud it was. Red seems to be the perfect board. For those of you guys what is the pros and cons after using it? I ordered a noppoo pro with mx red/ pbts for only 70 bucks. apparently PBTS on mx blues sounds alot better. should i just switch the keycaps or is red good for rts? I personally have tested the 4 most common cherry switches and the reds are my most favorite. But as always it depends on your preferences. When you say you liked the blacks but found them tiring, then red would be perfect. However since you also critized that the browns did not fell tactile enough, keep in mind that reds are not tactile at all, so prepare to bottom out a lot at first. | ||
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Gluon
Netherlands421 Posts
On April 11 2012 03:13 ACrow wrote: I personally have tested the 4 most common cherry switches and the reds are my most favorite. But as always it depends on your preferences. When you say you liked the blacks but found them tiring, then red would be perfect. However since you also critized that the browns did not fell tactile enough, keep in mind that reds are not tactile at all, so prepare to bottom out a lot at first. Very much true  But bottoming out shouldn't be a problem if you're looking for a KB for rts. No matter what the switch, you will bottom out most of the time anyway. So yeah, you can try the reds! I want to get reds myself next, so if anyone wants to part with theirs.. | ||
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Womb
68 Posts
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popados
United States7 Posts
I find it extremely awkward to use hotkeys past 6, 7, 8, 9, and 0. I'm not sure if having the extra keys would even help to improve my game though as I am a RTS newbie. After 3 months of sc2 I have managed to reach platinum which I am proud of, but I have been into competitive gaming long enough to know that a different keyboard won't instantly make me better. Is it worth looking into a new keyboard now that I have transitioned into RTS, or should I just keep using what I have (steel series 6gv2)? TLDR: new RTS player owns a steelseries 6Gv2. Are keyboards with extra side keys worth getting for this genre? (hope this is in an okay spot. first post here) | ||
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Spec
Taiwan931 Posts
On April 11 2012 19:42 popados wrote: + Show Spoiler + I have been using a steelseries 6Gv2 for about a year now. It was my first mechanical keyboard after a decade of PC gaming and I love the responsiveness and feel of it. I switched from a logitech g15 and never really felt the need for the extra buttons. However I was only playing FPS games until just a few months ago when I picked up SC2, and I am starting to wonder if I need a key board with additional keys on the left for easier hotkey use. I find it extremely awkward to use hotkeys past 6, 7, 8, 9, and 0. I'm not sure if having the extra keys would even help to improve my game though as I am a RTS newbie. After 3 months of sc2 I have managed to reach platinum which I am proud of, but I have been into competitive gaming long enough to know that a different keyboard won't instantly make me better. Is it worth looking into a new keyboard now that I have transitioned into RTS, or should I just keep using what I have (steel series 6gv2)? TLDR: new RTS player owns a steelseries 6Gv2. Are keyboards with extra side keys worth getting for this genre? (hope this is in an okay spot. first post here) 6gv2 is already one of the better keyboards for RTS. Keep the 6gv2 and just practice hitting keys even though you have to move your hand. Once you mastered this, you can also be proud of your mechanics and you'd probably in Masters League by then. This is just my old school of thought to overcome problems like these, so you can still go the easy way and have more keys next to your left hand for 1:1 rebind. Won't make a big difference | ||
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exousia_7
Taiwan215 Posts
On April 11 2012 19:42 popados wrote: I have been using a steelseries 6Gv2 for about a year now. It was my first mechanical keyboard after a decade of PC gaming and I love the responsiveness and feel of it. I switched from a logitech g15 and never really felt the need for the extra buttons. However I was only playing FPS games until just a few months ago when I picked up SC2, and I am starting to wonder if I need a key board with additional keys on the left for easier hotkey use. I find it extremely awkward to use hotkeys past 6, 7, 8, 9, and 0. I'm not sure if having the extra keys would even help to improve my game though as I am a RTS newbie. After 3 months of sc2 I have managed to reach platinum which I am proud of, but I have been into competitive gaming long enough to know that a different keyboard won't instantly make me better. Is it worth looking into a new keyboard now that I have transitioned into RTS, or should I just keep using what I have (steel series 6gv2)? TLDR: new RTS player owns a steelseries 6Gv2. Are keyboards with extra side keys worth getting for this genre? (hope this is in an okay spot. first post here) SS 6Gv2 is a really good keyboard, keep using it =) | ||
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slytown
Korea (South)1411 Posts
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CarelessPride
United States146 Posts
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Waterflow
Sweden1550 Posts
On April 12 2012 13:12 slytown wrote: My new addiiton. That cable........ THICK! Kinda looks like the shower hose i have in my bathroom. Im sure it's a good keyboard though | ||
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biaxiong
United States180 Posts
![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/82Oju.jpg) Next: TL mousepad or WhiteRa pad | ||
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TangYiChen
Korea (South)195 Posts
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BentoBox
Canada303 Posts
Now would anyone happen to know where I could get myself a set of lime green key caps? | ||
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phar
United States1080 Posts
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exousia_7
Taiwan215 Posts
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DjRetro
Chile309 Posts
On April 13 2012 15:34 exousia_7 wrote: does anyone know if there is a guide on how to change switches on a mech keyboard? If i were you, i wouldn't do anything to the switches lol | ||
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gruff
Sweden2276 Posts
On April 13 2012 15:39 DjRetro wrote: If i were you, i wouldn't do anything to the switches lol Maybe they are broken or he meant the keycaps. I don't see what's funny about that. A mech board is expensive enough that you don't usually want to throw it away if you can fix it. On April 13 2012 15:34 exousia_7 wrote: does anyone know if there is a guide on how to change switches on a mech keyboard? Check the geekhack forums. I'm pretty sure I've seen some guide there. | ||
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Boblhead
United States2577 Posts
On April 13 2012 15:34 exousia_7 wrote: does anyone know if there is a guide on how to change switches on a mech keyboard? take the keyboard casing off, get a solder tool. Desoldering wire and go at it. IMO watch guides on how to solder/ desolder MrInterface desoldering keyswitches. as stated above, i think there is a geekhack guide on this | ||
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Zx_Storm
United States49 Posts
Does anyone else here use MX Blacks or a Choc Mini with MX Blacks? If so, how is the fatigue, do you get any, and is it noticeable? Thank You | ||
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