Problem with new Saitek keyboard

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Problem with new Saitek keyboard

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iu2687

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05-15-2007 at 02:51:40 AM

I just got the Saitek Eclipse II keyboard and I discovered that when I am holding down two buttons, the third button won't respond when I hit it. This becomes a problem when I play first person shooter games like counter-strike, where I have to crouch-jump, reload, and move diagonally at the same time.

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SEALBoy

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05-15-2007 at 04:19:40 AM

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Wow. A $60 keyboard should not have these issues.

jaguarskx

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05-15-2007 at 04:27:48 AM

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You may just have a faulty keyboard. I suggest exchanging it for another Eclipse.

Gneisenau

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05-15-2007 at 05:17:05 PM

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Strange, If it will respond to <Ctrl> <Alt> <delete>, you would think it should see any 3 keys pressed. :?:

SEALBoy

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05-15-2007 at 08:18:32 PM

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Strange, If it will respond to <Ctrl> <Alt> <delete>, you would think it should see any 3 keys pressed. :?:

Not necessarily. It depends on what keys your pressing. My crappy PS/2 keyboard won't recognize a third keystroke if I hold the left and up arrow keys, but it will if I hold the right and up arrow keys.

Still, for a $60 keyboard, it really shouldn't have a problem with ANY number of key presses.

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