Dark_Captain
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im sorry to break it to you but the g19 is a gimmick keyboard and is not even in the same class as filco,deck,steelseries keyboards
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You guys laughing about posting a picture remind me of gotfrag... with all the highschool kids and trolls...
Thanks to the rest, the sidewinder x4 looks good! And BTW frod who's one of the best cs players in the world uses a 7g because he got it from his sponsor and I can see the same errors in his gameplay that I pointed out like not being able to hop on ledges, etc.
WRONG,frod has a 7g cause it is one of the best gaming boards out...and that ledge comment is completely stupid and untrue considering there are MILLIONS of vids that have him on ledges shooting,maybe u just fail at ledge and bhops?
No he uses a 7G because it is better than all of the shit gimmick membrane keyboards.
Take a look. Blues need 60cN (1 gram is extremely close to 1 centiNewton on Earth), browns need 55cN. The actual switch actuation point pressure is fairly moot, since the force your finger applied to get past the bump will carry forward past the actual actuation point. With the blues you also have to pull your finger back pretty far to disengage the switch, while the brown is mere micrometers.
Both of you sound pathetic.
http://www.gotfrag.com/sc2/user/777932/
Really?
SS gave him a keyboard like they do with all their sponsored teams, but he doesn't have to use it. There's been plenty of sponsored CS/Q3 players that simply have to plug the product, but don't actually use it if it doesn't meet their needs. While he does use it, it also doesn't necessarily mean it's a great keyboard. That said, it is a solid keyboard with Cherry black switches. The layout of the 6Gv2 is basically the same, but with a supposedly better layout.
If you like Cherry black switches, it's a good choice. It's still probably better than any membrane keyboard.
Awesome link, and thanks for the clarification. I thought the browns felt mighty light...
I have to say, as much as I love the Filco brown, I think my 6Gv2 might be my favorite at the moment. I've gotten used to the black switches for typing, it goes without saying that it rocks for gaming, and I really love it now. Don't be scared off by the force needed to actuate the keys. Based on the fact that key actuation happens about halfway through the keypress, you can actually be quite light with it, no needing to nearly bottom out the keys like with a membrane. I also make much fewer mistakes like I did with the browns.
http://geekhack.org/showwiki.php?title=Island:6189I wish I had a gauge to measure the actuation force on this DKTboard (which sucks, fyi.)
The 6Gv2 is an excellent choice, cheaper than the Filco with Cherry blacks and it is actually sturdier. That's saying a lot considering that the Filcos are solid, its just that the Steelseries are so frigging heavy and beefy. There is zero flex if you twist it and you could probably beat someone with it.
Hm... this really interests me. I've been torn between blacks and browns for a while and I think I change my mind every day. :/ I think I'll be ok with the force, but it just seems like the tactile feedback would be better than a linear path. People keep saying the browns are better for RTS games and blacks are better for FPS, but I assume you're still playing SC2. I'd probably bottom out in both types of games, so do either of them have an issue with that? Also, I know the blues have an issue with double tapping but the brown doesn't, right?
Both are great. Best case scenario is that we could all type on them on working computers in a store, then decide which one to buy instead of making blind guesses. Oh well.
This would be fantastic, but the demand isn't there for most retailers to carry them. The only mechanical keyboards we're going to see for now are the gaming ones like the 6Gv2, 7G, the upcoming Black Widow, and possibly the Logitech G-series if they ever decide to go mechanical.
What would you guys recommend on a $70 budget? I guess mechanical keyboards are out of my price range...
Maybe you shouldn't insult random people over the internet whom you have no clue about.
http://file001.esportsea.com/images/users/218115.jpg Do I look like someone who has weak fingers?
http://www.xarmor-usa.com/index.php?dispatch=products.view&product_id=1
any feedback on this one? anyone heard anything? or used?
Reviews of the 7g on newegg and elsewhere report the keyboard failing in less then a year. Not to mention steelseries has notoriously bad customer support which is also mentioned in reviews as well as experiencing it myself.
I'm not saying mechanical keyboards aren't better then membrane, just the steelseries ones have a lot of room for improvement.
Just a quick question, how well are cherry blues at typing and programming? I'm still mulling on whether to purchase a month old G110 @ ~58USD or a new BlackWidow @ ~86USD.