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You don't really need flashy things, if its confortable go with it. Can't really help you with the mouse, but there are a lot of good keyboards not too expensive
1- Avoid razer, a lot of comlpains have been showing up because of the quality
2-Choose the switches that you feel confortable (Not only for what others say)
3-You can look up on the forum for some keyboards topics, for what i see there are more CM, steelseries and razer aswell. ( For what i see this are the most commons)
1- Avoid razer, a lot of comlpains have been showing up because of the quality
2-Choose the switches that you feel confortable (Not only for what others say)
3-You can look up on the forum for some keyboards topics, for what i see there are more CM, steelseries and razer aswell. ( For what i see this are the most commons)
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Well, we need to know how big your hand is, what grip you use etc.
And for the keyboard, you can just buy any with cherry reds as switch if that's your desired choice. Personally, I would desolder my cherry mx switches and replace them with the more superior Gateron switches, but that's you can even find them in stock anywhere.
Look for major keyboard brands, and see what type you want, tenkeyless or not.
And for the keyboard, you can just buy any with cherry reds as switch if that's your desired choice. Personally, I would desolder my cherry mx switches and replace them with the more superior Gateron switches, but that's you can even find them in stock anywhere.
Look for major keyboard brands, and see what type you want, tenkeyless or not.
Just buy cheapest ones so you could make fun of noobs with expensive keyboard/mouse/tablet/whatever
For mouse, you could try the Logitech G400s. I have it and it's really great for osu and has a very nice sensor. For keyboards, you could buy CM Storm Quickfire, which has very good build quality for a reasonable price. If you want higher end mechanical keyboards, you could go for Ducky or Filco.
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G400S has input lag due to a firmware that forces the 3090 to scale up to 4000 dpi which introduced even more smoothing to mitigate the jitter from pushing the sensor beyond what it was specified for.cheaptricks wrote:
For mouse, you could try the Logitech G400s. I have it and it's really great for osu and has a very nice sensor. For keyboards, you could buy CM Storm Quickfire, which has very good build quality for a reasonable price. If you want higher end mechanical keyboards, you could go for Ducky or Filco.
If you want a 3-key mech for osu only, go for this:
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If you want a full size, CM Storm shouldn't hurt, though I prefer a Rapid over the TK for ergo purposes (Rapid is slimmer than TK, though TK has backlighting)
Mouse wise, determine your desired grip first. Flawless sensors can come later.
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If you want a full size, CM Storm shouldn't hurt, though I prefer a Rapid over the TK for ergo purposes (Rapid is slimmer than TK, though TK has backlighting)
Mouse wise, determine your desired grip first. Flawless sensors can come later.
this guy.HK_ wrote:
Just buy cheapest ones so you could make fun of noobs with expensive keyboard/mouse/tablet/whatever
Filco Ninja Majestouch 2 has my favourite key caps, but no lights on them. So you might go for CM Storm QuickFire TK Red Switch.
As for mouse it depends on your play style. You have to consider grip, sensitivity and mouse size/weight.
As for mouse it depends on your play style. You have to consider grip, sensitivity and mouse size/weight.
Razer Blackwidow Chroma because it has a rainbow option for lights
You're forgetting K70 RGB, SteelSeries M800 and Logitech G910 for rainbow options too.Transformau5 wrote:
Razer Blackwidow Chroma because it has a rainbow option for lights
ZenithPhantasm
dagambler999 wrote:
You're forgetting K70 RGB, SteelSeries M800 and Logitech G910 for rainbow options too.Transformau5 wrote:
Razer Blackwidow Chroma because it has a rainbow option for lights
Razer has some good mice. Better do some research on mice before picking one to buy.
Steelseries 6Gv2 is a good keyboard and pretty affordable for a mech.
Steelseries 6Gv2 is a good keyboard and pretty affordable for a mech.
I mentioned it already. The mechanical is referred to as the M800, while the rubberdome is referred to as the M600.ZenithPhantasm wrote:
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For some reason I read it as Chroma. Wtf is with my eyes today.dagambler999 wrote:
I mentioned it already. The mechanical is referred to as the M800, while the rubberdome is referred to as the M600.ZenithPhantasm wrote: