i can only press up to 6 keys, i play 7k, are there any solution or i have no choice but to buy a new keyboard? i'm using an old logitech keyboard btw. i tried many keys combination but the 7th key always doesn't work.
are cheap keyboards always like this? does expensive mechanical keyboards like razer have this kind of problem too?Granger wrote:
You can try rebinding your keys, try something like A,S,D, (space), U, I, O as example.
If that still wont work, your issue isnt directly key ghosting but a limintation on how many keys in total your keyboard can process, in this case you got no option other than buying a better keyboard.
You'd be lucky to find a cheap keyboard with just 4 key ghosting.darrrzzz wrote:
are cheap keyboards always like this? does expensive mechanical keyboards like razer have this kind of problem too?Granger wrote:
You can try rebinding your keys, try something like A,S,D, (space), U, I, O as example.
If that still wont work, your issue isnt directly key ghosting but a limintation on how many keys in total your keyboard can process, in this case you got no option other than buying a better keyboard.
I dont know which keyboards keyboards on the market are good and which bad, so i cant really comment on that.darrrzzz wrote:
are cheap keyboards always like this? does expensive mechanical keyboards like razer have this kind of problem too?Granger wrote:
You can try rebinding your keys, try something like A,S,D, (space), U, I, O as example.
If that still wont work, your issue isnt directly key ghosting but a limintation on how many keys in total your keyboard can process, in this case you got no option other than buying a better keyboard.
actually ghosting is when certain key combinations dont work, even tho they havent hit the limit of what your keyboard can handle.Drace wrote:
KRO and ghosting is two completely different things. In this case we're talking about KRO, key roll-over, how many keys can be pressed at once. Ghosting is when certain key combination activate MORE keys than it's supposed to, aka activating "ghost keys". It's not a problem modern keyboards have anymore but keyboard companies like to employ the term anyways for marketing reasons because it sounds cool.
Nopesilmarilen wrote:
actually ghosting is when certain key combinations dont work, even tho they havent hit the limit of what your keyboard can handle.
yeah you can even get 1st on any map with 6KROdarrrzzz wrote:
hmm so being able to press 6 keys at once is good enough already?
TIL the correct therms for this, altough i knew about the mechanics behind it before.Drace wrote:
Nopesilmarilen wrote:
actually ghosting is when certain key combinations dont work, even tho they havent hit the limit of what your keyboard can handle.
Microsoft over-simplified and unified everything under "ghosting" but in reality there's 3 different things in play in that document; Roll-over, blocking and ghosting.
http://deskthority.net/wiki/Rollover,_b ... d_ghosting
These are the terms use in their correct senses and you can further look up hardware engineer conceptual and research documents from back when alternatives to these matrix problems were being designed. And that's also how the terms were used.
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are cheap keyboards always like this? does expensive mechanical keyboards like razer have this kind of problem too?
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