Yes browns are very nice to start with. They are great for gaming and typing. Reds and blacks are linear, generally better than tactile keys. Browns are great for typing and gaming. ;D
In my opinion, the browns are a very good switch to start with. They do everything well enough. If the seller ships to Poland this may suit you:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B006EB325O/ref=ox_sc_act_title_1?ie=UTF8&psc=1&smid=A3Q830EQQ4UIFT
Yes browns are very nice to start with. They are great for gaming and typing. Reds and blacks are linear, generally better than tactile keys. Browns are great for typing and gaming. ;D
Just remember this is a "preference" that Hangel is imparting..
There are no real "obstacles" or "tangible advantages" relative to use-and-performance between the different switches..Show Image(http://www.freesmileys.org/emoticons/tuzki-bunnys/tuzki-bunny-emoticon-021.gif)
In my opinion, the browns are a very good switch to start with. They do everything well enough. If the seller ships to Poland this may suit you:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B006EB325O/ref=ox_sc_act_title_1?ie=UTF8&psc=1&smid=A3Q830EQQ4UIFT
My god that price. Someone from the US could probably buy one for about $60 and then send it to you via USPS for less than $30 dollars, in all less than half of what the retailer is asking.
In my opinion, the browns are a very good switch to start with. They do everything well enough. If the seller ships to Poland this may suit you:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B006EB325O/ref=ox_sc_act_title_1?ie=UTF8&psc=1&smid=A3Q830EQQ4UIFT
My god that price. Someone from the US could probably buy one for about $60 and then send it to you via USPS for less than $30 dollars, in all less than half of what the retailer is asking.
In my opinion, the browns are a very good switch to start with. They do everything well enough. If the seller ships to Poland this may suit you:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B006EB325O/ref=ox_sc_act_title_1?ie=UTF8&psc=1&smid=A3Q830EQQ4UIFT
My god that price. Someone from the US could probably buy one for about $60 and then send it to you via USPS for less than $30 dollars, in all less than half of what the retailer is asking.
I actually wanted to say that someone overpriced it. Technically, I have several US friends, so I may ask some of them to buy one and send it to me - just no idea where to find it for around 60$.
BTW
QuickFire Rapid vs QuickFire Stealth - which one is better? Advantages? Disadvantages?
Very strange that you can't find the switches there, blues and browns are the most popular ones...wait...maybe that's the reason...doh! :-X
My god that price. Someone from the US could probably buy one for about $60 and then send it to you via USPS for less than $30 dollars, in all less than half of what the retailer is asking.
I actually wanted to say that someone overpriced it. Technically, I have several US friends, so I may ask some of them to buy one and send it to me - just no idea where to find it for around 60$.
BTW
QuickFire Rapid vs QuickFire Stealth - which one is better? Advantages? Disadvantages?
yea.. but you have to consider is waiting 3-4 weeks worth saving $30-40 ?
this is a single serve item after all.. like if you could save $30-40 every month on butter... definitely do that..Show Image(http://www.freesmileys.org/emoticons/tuzki-bunnys/tuzki-bunny-emoticon-024.gif)
In my opinion, the browns are a very good switch to start with.
The reason why I have not decided yet is the fact that both QuickFire TK and QuickFire Ultimate lack NKRO in PS/2 mode, at least I think so since Cooler Master says only about NKRO in USB mode. So that is the main issue with those two comparing to QuickFire XT that has NKRO in PS/2 mode.
BTW
Am I right that QuickFire XT uses the standard layout/size keycaps so it can be replaced with ease?
Wait up right there, you need to learn how PS/2 works. There is no such thing as PS/2 rollover because it sends signals rather than use polling like USB, therefore it is impossible for it to miss a stroke, no matter how many are used.Does it mean that every keyboard that I plug in via PS/2 - no matter what CM says - will support full NKRO via PS/2? I am asking because e.g. CM website says nothing about Full NKRO in PS/2 mode for QuickFire TK keyboard. It says only about full NKRO via USB.
Also, any mechanical keyboard uses standard size keycaps besides maybe the bottom row. From the picture, the spacebar appears to be 6.25x or 6x, and the rest of the keys look normal.
QuoteWait up right there, you need to learn how PS/2 works. There is no such thing as PS/2 rollover because it sends signals rather than use polling like USB, therefore it is impossible for it to miss a stroke, no matter how many are used.Does it mean that every keyboard that I plug in via PS/2 - no matter what CM says - will support full NKRO via PS/2? I am asking because e.g. CM website says nothing about Full NKRO in PS/2 mode for QuickFire TK keyboard. It says only about full NKRO via USB.
Also, any mechanical keyboard uses standard size keycaps besides maybe the bottom row. From the picture, the spacebar appears to be 6.25x or 6x, and the rest of the keys look normal.