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geekhack Community => Keyboards => Topic started by: Sintpinty on Wed, 02 June 2021, 08:03:11
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I've seen in my past gameplay videos and my current gameplay videos that my i key as well as other keys are starting to double register. Also, the entire oem keycap set was chipped a while ago and i think it's time for me to get a new one. How do i fix?
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Is there a pattern, like all the keys being in the same row, or are they all just keys you use more often than the rest? If there is a pattern it could be a failing controller, if heavy use it could be the switches which can be desoldered and replaced.
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Is there a pattern, like all the keys being in the same row, or are they all just keys you use more often than the rest? If there is a pattern it could be a failing controller, if heavy use it could be the switches which can be desoldered and replaced.
The keys that are double tapping include the I and O keys, and sometimes the a and e keys as well. Mainly the vowel keys are doing it but constant letters can also do it. Needless to say i do not have a solder at hom and my keyboard is long past its warranty so i'm thinking im getting a replacement this summer. And you know what that means: fk the linears go clickies
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Yup, sounds like you managed the millions of clicks required to kill some switches.
Clickies, so a model M?
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Yup, sounds like you managed the millions of clicks required to kill some switches.
Clickies, so a model M?
Idk maybe a huntsman or gmmk
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So it's just regular wear and tear then? It seems like due to my fast typing speed keyboards fear me. I wore mine out a lot more faster than it should have.
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Could it be dust? You could get a can of compressed air and squirt it in each switch while it's pressed (keycap removed) and see if that helps.