I donated my click Blackwidow chroma a few years back. I hope it found a good home too. Congrats on the new board!

>Hey maybe his keeb expanded overnight

I tend to browse Anandtech, Gamers Nexus (for videos), TechPowerUp, TechSpot, and Tom's Hardware. TechSpot and Tom's Hardware can be iffy sometimes but otherwise I feel like that's a pretty solid list. GN is simply fantastic, great content with objective reviews.

Tfw lubing switches doesn't make them completely silent and I get a disapproving look from my wife🤦‍♂️ jesus christ

I love that keyboard. I just went from it after 2 years to a keychron. Something to be wary of, and maybe even how it ended up at a thrift store, is that damn volume knob. For me, it ended up failing and would just crank my pc volume from 2 to 100 in an instant with no way to turn it down or mute it until it was done being an idiot. This is a known (but I'm unsure just how common) problem with this model and there are fixes if you do run into it. I spent months thinking it was my new speakers or drivers on the pc before figuring out the culprit so I thought I'd just give you a heads up. Otherwise, my fav razer I ever owned and would recommend to anyone. Enjoy it, $15 is a steal! Mine was $260 somethin lol

Nice white arrow

Please post a before/after pic when you're done :D

punky!

I soo wish I had it to print a cool case for this... Rn am working on making my custom pcb for this.

They are placed according to my most comfortable finger positions while using the knobs

That’s like 10$ of free DNA

some paint job issues tho..

Why are the buttons just scattered around the board?

It hardly depends on the aim assist the game had.
Like in cod warzone you can better play with controller even on PC since you get aim bot not aim assist. The snapping and snapping rate in that game is absolutely ridiculous

I don’t think you could type on this… /s

My first mechanical keyboard was a barely used but cheap Razer Huntsman TE from Facebook marketplace. It made me want to get more into mechanical keyboards.

Now that's a steal

I hate to break it to you but you're missing some keys.

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Looks awesome, I love that colour of blue.

If you have access to a 3D printer you could design your own panel, which is both easier to work with, and solder

The fact that you got it for $15 completely removed any argument i have that this is a bad keyboard. Enjoy your absolute steal :)

I talk about PS for support, I explained it, and the guy is on PS5.

On Xbox I do not know but on PS support for kbm is not on every games at all.

Even if it works perfecly (which is not on PS5) how can it be "cheat" ? Controller players have aim assist nowaday, this is not like most of pros play controller... but hey maybe they are dumb...

I've tried keyboard and mouse back when I was stillk playing on Xbox One and it worked perfectly fine. Games like R6, Fortnite, etc. had never been easier. So idk where you get this from but that certainly wasn't the case for me. Both my house and keyboard worked great with no noticable imput latency or any other thing. Even the onboard profile of my mouse worked.

The new consoles allow to use it "natively" but this is mainly for UI, the game devs can decide to support it, so in PvP games they disable helps like aim assist, like in PC games but moalstly do not support it.

Next the PS4/PS5 do not have a good support for mouse, you have 0 driver, the mouse precision is broken and configuration is minimal.

But hey unfair to play controller with aim assist vs a broken mouse, I do not know how many handicaps controller players want but this a joke.

Specific games only, for example Rainbow Six: Siege didn't have cross play for an incredibly long time and during that time it was controller only for console users, so people starting using specialized hardware to connect a keyboard and mouse. That's what cheating is, Ubisoft threatened and DID ban a lot of these cheaters because it was specifically stated that using 3rd party hardware to change your method of input is cheating. However, if the game allows you to just plug and play with a keyboard and mouse without the use of any special equipment or software, then it's perfectly fine, there's no reason to call that cheating. In fact, I believe in some games you can control what inputs you are matched up against, I believe warzone had that feature.

So don't go calling people cheaters just for using features that are available to everyone including you, it's like playing call of duty then saying everyone using a different weapon then yours is a cheater.

In my opinion it won't make any difference, cause I've seen some AI's popping up that detect if a piece has been written by an AI or not, just like plagiarism checker, but I can't say about their performance. Till those become mainstream, I believe you're right.