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Last month i bought a new computer for about 1000$ (i5 3570k, 16GB of RAM, 2 TB HDD, Windows 7 64-bit, GTX 660 2GB) and I'm looking for peripherals.
Keyboard:
So, I'm saying it now: I don't like mechanical keyboards because I prefer when the buttons are flat and easy to press and I won't change my mind. I'm a gamer, but not a hardcore gamer, and the price does not matter. I think the Razer Deathstalker Ultimate is really nice and comfortable - my style. Should i buy it? I'm keen on keyboards with some (3-10) extra buttons or an LCD panel. What is the best one?
Mouse:
Well, I'm a fingertip/clawgrip user, but I've had mice with the palm grip and it was OK too. I like when there are some (2-6) extra buttons, I have never used a mouse mat, but I can buy one. I really dont care about the money, I can buy the same mouse once a year if it's good. I use a big, 40" screen and I don't know what DPI I want, but not too much - I guess you can change it after you've bought it, especially if it's a Razer mouse - I've heard they have a good program to change it. Oh, and I do care about the looks. A wireless mouse has a littlebit of delay that can ruin games, so I don't want that. A Razer mouse + Razer Keyboard will work nice together.
The two mice I have been thinking about are:
Razer Mamba (I know it's wireless, but you can wire it)
R.A.T. 7
Razer Lachesis
Finally:
I want it to be very comfortable.
Thank you for all the help!
Keyboard:
So, I'm saying it now: I don't like mechanical keyboards because I prefer when the buttons are flat and easy to press and I won't change my mind. I'm a gamer, but not a hardcore gamer, and the price does not matter. I think the Razer Deathstalker Ultimate is really nice and comfortable - my style. Should i buy it? I'm keen on keyboards with some (3-10) extra buttons or an LCD panel. What is the best one?
Mouse:
Well, I'm a fingertip/clawgrip user, but I've had mice with the palm grip and it was OK too. I like when there are some (2-6) extra buttons, I have never used a mouse mat, but I can buy one. I really dont care about the money, I can buy the same mouse once a year if it's good. I use a big, 40" screen and I don't know what DPI I want, but not too much - I guess you can change it after you've bought it, especially if it's a Razer mouse - I've heard they have a good program to change it. Oh, and I do care about the looks. A wireless mouse has a littlebit of delay that can ruin games, so I don't want that. A Razer mouse + Razer Keyboard will work nice together.
The two mice I have been thinking about are:
Razer Mamba (I know it's wireless, but you can wire it)
R.A.T. 7
Razer Lachesis
Finally:
I want it to be very comfortable.
Thank you for all the help!
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