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What keyboard do you use for osu?
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A Rosewill with black switches. I'd love to try one with linear greys though.
Razer blackwidow "standard", not to be confused with Razer Blackwidow ULTIMATE WITH FLASHY LIGHTS & ¤"#!
What on earth do you need that for?xMaxisx wrote:
this sweet baby
(SteelSeries Merc Stealth gaming keyboard)
I use the Q and W on the gamepad to tap on osu (those big up and up left arrow keys on the left side).
Razer Blackwidow with red switches
im wondering how they could throw so much firmware and bells & whistles and then top it off with the kind of keys used to keep production costs down on office mass production keyboards... "Rubberized movement keys for enhanced tactile feedback" what does that even mean?hersa37 wrote:
What on earth do you need that for?xMaxisx wrote:
this sweet baby
(SteelSeries Merc Stealth gaming keyboard)
I use the Q and W on the gamepad to tap on osu (those big up and up left arrow keys on the left side).
not to hate on rubber domes or anything, but a cheap keyboard should be a cheap keyboard, feels like adorning it with so many features is like putting diamonds on a piece of cement... except you cant pry the functionality of that keyboard off for another one once the keys die...
Lol. I play lots of PC games (like MMOs etc.), so I got a gaming keyboard because it's convenient. I didn't get it specifically for osu (that would be insane), I just happen to use keys on the gamepad for osu.hersa37 wrote:
What on earth do you need that for?xMaxisx wrote:
this sweet baby
(SteelSeries Merc Stealth gaming keyboard)
I use the Q and W on the gamepad to tap on osu (those big up and up left arrow keys on the left side).
Cm storm trigger cherry mx reds
i use : and " for buttons as im left handed.
i use : and " for buttons as im left handed.
Some HP thing I found in the back of my wardrobe.
I'm hoping to "upgrade" to an ibm model m sometime within a few weeks so I'll see how that goes.
I'm hoping to "upgrade" to an ibm model m sometime within a few weeks so I'll see how that goes.
CM Storm QuickFire Rapid. It's smaller than standard keyboards as it doesn't have a num pad. I find it convenient seeing how it saves space and i don't use the num pad anyways.
I recommend you upgrade to a cherry switch instead. Those model m's require a lot of force to depress.Tuxdude143 wrote:
Some HP thing I found in the back of my wardrobe.
I'm hoping to "upgrade" to an ibm model m sometime within a few weeks so I'll see how that goes.
Ducky Shine 3 - Blue Switches
Leopold 210tp - Blue Green Red Brown Black Switches
Quickfire R - Red Switches
Chicklet Laptop Keys
Leopold 210tp - Blue Green Red Brown Black Switches
Quickfire R - Red Switches
Chicklet Laptop Keys
^iNguyen wrote:
CM Storm QuickFire Rapid. It's smaller than standard keyboards as it doesn't have a num pad. I find it convenient seeing how it saves space and i don't use the num pad anyways.
With Cherry MX Red Switches
I got a CM Storm QuickFire Stealth with MX Brown switches. I also put in the 1.5mm o-ring dampeners that came with my older Logitech G710+, making it quite a bit quieter. To tell you the truth, I have a rubber-dome keyboard that's louder than this thing 
I really like this keyboard. The only thing that I'm missing is the lack of macro keys, but that's not that big of a deal.
I really like this keyboard. The only thing that I'm missing is the lack of macro keys, but that's not that big of a deal.
I would but:theLiminator wrote:
I recommend you upgrade to a cherry switch instead. Those model m's require a lot of force to depress.Tuxdude143 wrote:
Some HP thing I found in the back of my wardrobe.
I'm hoping to "upgrade" to an ibm model m sometime within a few weeks so I'll see how that goes.
1. I don't have the money for a new keyboard and
2. I already use a membrane keyboard which also requires a decient amount of force to depress. Its not gonna be that big of a change.
Also, you don't have to depress the model m keys the whole way. Just until you hear the click noise and "feel" the key register.
Scissor switches have me intrigued due to the low travel distance so I'm debating on getting this and tearing it apart to build something smaller and more sturdy http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.a ... 6823247003
currently though I use a ducky zero with black switches (soon to switch over to a horo!pad with a variety of switches). Prior to this I used a CM QuickFire TK with red switches (I broke it, gg rage). Brown and blue switches are eh... I don't really like them.
Those looking to get something mechanical you can get a mechanical numpad for cheap instead of investing in a full keyboard.
currently though I use a ducky zero with black switches (soon to switch over to a horo!pad with a variety of switches). Prior to this I used a CM QuickFire TK with red switches (I broke it, gg rage). Brown and blue switches are eh... I don't really like them.
Those looking to get something mechanical you can get a mechanical numpad for cheap instead of investing in a full keyboard.
If you play osu, you won't probably have the time to not press the whole way, so even if it registers half way, you might still go all the way. Also, even if you're used to using membranes that are hard to press, using mechs will make it easier for you. I only used a red for one day cause it's not mine, but after going back to my membrane, it feels crappier than it used to beTuxdude143 wrote:
I would but:
1. I don't have the money for a new keyboard and
2. I already use a membrane keyboard which also requires a decient amount of force to depress. Its not gonna be that big of a change.
Also, you don't have to depress the model m keys the whole way. Just until you hear the click noise and "feel" the key register.
Some white rubber dome keyboard from the 90's.