- Jun 12, 2013
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I recently built a pretty rad gaming ITX rig for $1000. However, I only had a cheap keyboard around the house and my CM Xornet broke after a fatal wire accident, and I don't have a headset since I had always used my laptop's build-in mic/sound.
Looking for a sub-$40 claw-grip mouse (thinking about another Xornet since I loved the low-fatigue micro-omron or maybe a spawn). On a normal day I do maybe 5000 clicks, so low-pressure switches are a must.
Looking for a ~$30 headset. If it works and it fits a big head I'm happy, I don't care for the fancy jazz.
Looking for sub-$90 mech board. I'm thinking about a CM QF Rapid/Stealth but I can't decide between Red/Brown. I do a ton of touch typing (about ~90-100 wpm on a good keyboard but only mid 80's on a crummy keyboard like this), but I also need something that won't be stressful for FPS-style button smashing. Currently I'm using a terrible chiclet keyboard with really low actuation force (like a red, I guess) but terrible register, so when I'm typing pretty fast I don't bottom out every once in a while so I have to pause and see if it registered. I normally run through about 15000 key presses a day, so low actuation force is a necessity.
Thanks for your input.
Looking for a sub-$40 claw-grip mouse (thinking about another Xornet since I loved the low-fatigue micro-omron or maybe a spawn). On a normal day I do maybe 5000 clicks, so low-pressure switches are a must.
Looking for a ~$30 headset. If it works and it fits a big head I'm happy, I don't care for the fancy jazz.
Looking for sub-$90 mech board. I'm thinking about a CM QF Rapid/Stealth but I can't decide between Red/Brown. I do a ton of touch typing (about ~90-100 wpm on a good keyboard but only mid 80's on a crummy keyboard like this), but I also need something that won't be stressful for FPS-style button smashing. Currently I'm using a terrible chiclet keyboard with really low actuation force (like a red, I guess) but terrible register, so when I'm typing pretty fast I don't bottom out every once in a while so I have to pause and see if it registered. I normally run through about 15000 key presses a day, so low actuation force is a necessity.
Thanks for your input.
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