steelseris something. whatever rapha uses

Same here.

ducky shine 5. used to use a logitech g710+, but i didnt like how massive it was and that it wasnt rgb

I want to buy your keyboard just because of the name ducky shine!!!!

Sounds like bath time!!!

Ducky make some great gear, if only the default set for the shine 5 was PBT keycaps though..

IBM SK-8820

Bought it second-hand for $2, other 4 units for free. It's about $10-15 on eBay for a used one, which is still a very good price considering what you are getting for your money.

Indestructible, rubber dome, 4 KRO, PS/2, black, price like a bread roll. And indestructible, once again. IBM.

If not this, then a PS/2 IBM M-keyboard. A buckling spring 2kg+ wonder, made for eternity.

steelseries 6gv2

Ozone strike battle with ducky caps

I use Cherry MX black switches because I don't like tactile feedback for gaming. Reds should be good too they are like black just lower resistance. I think stermy uses red switches?

i use a microsoft keyboard that was by that late great av3k @ lan in 2002

i cherish this keyboard with my life

you know

it sorta brings a tear the eyes?

av3k is still alive...

("late" means he's dead)

av3k is still alife?

Where'd you hear otherwise? Link?

polish news i will try and find it

i hear av3k in some altercations while in prison with a knifes fight

got some homies on the inside to confirm too?

Corsair K-70 w/ Cherry MX-Red, non-RGB version.

Razor black widow Chroma!

I wouldn't buy it again to be honest.

why?

Because hes already got one

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I suck because I play with a 2 euros chinese keyboard.

No I'm joking, I suck beacuse I'm noob :(

Corsair K-65.
Tenkeyless, red switches, white, blank keycaps from China.
FeelsGoodMan

a4tech lol

Logitech G910

Ozone Strike mechanical black switches

had steelseries 6gv2 before it but some keys died after like 1 year or something

my Ozone keyboard is still working as new after many years of usage. 90€

Same, but with MX Reds cuz I have little girly fingers

CM Storm Quickfire Rapid w/ Blacks. Love linear switches.

same

Logitech G910 Orion Spark.

Qpad MK-50, cherry red, PS/2. Have an old Keytronic as backup, bulletproof that one.

CM Storm QuickFire TK red

Two cm storm quickfire rapids (red) mounted upside down at my sides.

Like this (image is not me). http://thecraftstudio.com/bcboy/side.jpg

wow

pic or didn't happen

Here you go. Its ghetto and took me all of ten minutes to put together but you can play with it just as well as any other setup.

http://www.esreality.com/post/2844526/n-a/#pid2844517

woah :D

LMAO@Slasher.

How is this post quake live related? This post needs to be in the hardware section. Mods, do the needeful.

I find this extremely upsetting

Doesn't matter, thread was moved.

Phew

Filco mx brown tenkeyless

Ducky zero zone with reds

Before that I had a SS 6Gv2 which was heavy as fuck with black switches. Could have killed someone with that thing

Try the original IBM M-keyboards (best non-ergonomic keyboards ever produced - loud buckling springs & awesome typing feeling, average life expectancy is about 50 years - get a PS/2 model); 2-2.5 kgs of pure self-defense weaponry.

CM Storm TK Stealth with brown switches. compact without being limiting

I think my next keyboard is going to be brown switches. I never really noticed how loud blues are until I started using the pc with my headphones off, holy shit

If you want switches like MX blues but with less noise, then MX clears might be the thing you actually want, because the tactile 'bump' in browns is not a bump at all, just a barely noticeable scratch.

I'll check them out, thanks for the heads up.

wb

Tenless Key by WASD Keyboards with cherry reds

my trusty compadre for 5+ years now
https://www.amazon.com/Filco-Majestouch-2-Ten...B0050ODQEI

Can you recommend any good keyboard that is quiet at the same time? I guess every mechanical keyboard has this noisy click effect. I wish to have better keyboard that my wife is not going to throw through the window. I mostly play at nights so this is really serious requirement.

You could try o-rings or a mat under the keyboard. Or you could duct tape some bubble wrap around your wifes head

O-rings mod is interesting, but it doesn't seem to reduce the noise good enough.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-oedgbmiNTE

I would recommend against o-rings for gaming. The friction from holding keys down wears away at them and the debris gets inside the switch and makes it malfunction. They are fine for typing though as you only tap the keys.

I had this happen to two keyboards before it finally occurred to me it was the o-rings. Cleaning the switches helped but a few never worked right again.

The keyboard in the video has the MX blue switches, which are clicky. The O-rings can't dampen the click; they only effect clack that results from the key "bottoming out". If you want more silence, consider getting a keyboard with non-clicky switches. These include reds and blacks (linear switches) or browns and clears (switches with tactile feeling).

agreed - i put o-rings in my CM Storm QuickFire Rapid TK and it barely changed the sound, although it's a bit "softer" now, in sound and in feel. It's a cheap mod, so no biggie. Also, I really like the idea of a damping pad underneath the board - probably could find a sheet of rubber at the hardware store, or some sort of purpose-made foam mat online.

Here's a good examination of a bunch of options: http://blog.wooting.nl/sound-dampen-your-mech...rd-noises/

Thanks, interesting article.

Comparison of Topre and Cherry MX Blue switches:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lYsAVQLl8mQ

All will be noisier than a regular keyboard.

Though there's some that aren't as noisy as the usual pick (cherry blue switches). Cherry reds (if not bottoming out) and topres come to mind.

I must be the only person in the world that dislikes cherry blue switches. Way too noisy and gimmicky, as the switch itself is not what produces sound but an addittion included just to make noise.


btw, I use a Leopold tenkeyless kb with cherry reds, looking forward to getting topres.

How would you rate advantage of mechanical over regular keyboard?
I've never had chance to play on it except some dry typing in the store.
Is it that much of improvement for let's say dodging?

No improvement at all, besides keys not getting stuck.

Though feels much nicer for typing.

actually it's a slight improvment for dodging, almost hidden, but still there.

jigglypuff for example started to dodge better and hit harder when he got a good keyboard (mechanical). Ofc what made him better than ever is more his "practice method" and the fact that he plays only quake and play it quite often and regularly, and the italian quake community was/is rather big with some very good players.

but still it's much more comfortable to dodge with a mech keyboard than with a crappy one. Can only be beneficial in the long term.

Placebo

Just my thinking. Same thing when I hit more rails with certain railcolors.

if yo bitch cant handle some noise

throw that bitch out the window

lets be real

Keytronic E03600. One of the best rubber dome keyboard ever made and probably the quietest.

corsair strafe rgb with MX silent switches

ajazz cyborg or some shit
just the cheapest LED keyboard thats not 3 metres wide

I got a Ryos Pro TKL because of Linux support.

Corsair Vengeance K70 Silver.

Microsoft Wired Keyboard 600

€15 of incredible hardware

Microsoft used to make really, really good keyboards. I had the original Comfort Curve for probably 5-6 years until a few keys died. Comfortable slight curve for ergonomics, small drainage holes in the event of spilling anything into it, didn't suffer from ghosting on USB. Shame it died and a greater shame that they're $70+ on Amazon now or I wouldn't have shopped around for a mechanical.

Loudest keyboard in EU - Razer BlackWidow TE.

Topre Realforce :)

CM quickfire TK with brown switches

CM Storm Masterkeys S, brown switches.

CM Quickfire TK with red switches.
Used to have brown... Use that at the office now, red rules!

Any name brand keyboards will work. Razer, Corsiar, and Logitech are some good brands. http://pc4u.org/best-gaming-keyboard/

will check out. thanks

http://www.ttesports.com/Keyboard/19/MEKA/pro...AjjA8maT-s it was the cheapest i could find in italy

I had a Thermaltake keyboard last year. It had some issue where certain keys would register multiple presses. They never responded to my emails to have it replaced under warranty. I tried calling their support line and was hung up on twice. Never buying another Thermaltake product again.

i have kinda the same problem only with spacebar on this, i can't doblejump properly but i don't wanna use autohop 1

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anyone can recommend me good keyboard that is silent ant tentless? im going nuts

This one is pretty good, got one for my sister
https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B06XH231Q6/