in MY belum yet. If you really want one, just go down to SG and get it.

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Added on September 13, 2010, 5:26 pmYup. But I thought I saw it in razerstore.com?



the firmware damn epic niceee



wait. I thought I saw a dvi port on Barracuda?

This post has been edited by TechnoG: Sep 13 2010, 05:28 PM

@TechnoG, That's not a dvi port on the Barracuda. That port is for you to connect the Barracuda headset.

LOL? what kind of port is that?

nothing from mine, quicky exchange lo, 1 week 1 to 1 exchange.

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Added on September 13, 2010, 6:26 pmbarracuda looks better than megalodon.

This post has been edited by victor2212: Sep 13 2010, 06:26 PM

myself stil prefer megalodon leh..really look grand
but i don think got skill to use the 7.1 function lo

its already available on razer zone..

Razer High Endurance Rechargeable Lithium-Ion battery for Mamba

Yeah...RM400 for a mouse

now they release it , nvm still prefer wired, mamba alot fuss about recharging problems etc.

So people, I'm gonna repeat asking what has been asked before, so don't spit flames at me kay?

When will BW arrive? End of September with Orca?

orca, mayb end of september, so blackwidow should be to, i think.

so Victor do you plan on getting one WB Ultimate to replace your 7G?

for what haha, no i prefer cherry mx blacks, i dont want annoying clicky sounds on my keyboard and tactile feeback.




Both the "Brown" switches, found in all Tactile Touch FILCO keyboards and the "Blue" switches, found in all Tactile Click FILCO keyboards, are essentially defined by their tactile "bump," or rapidly increasing point or resistance, which occurs about 1mm to 2mm into the keystroke. The "Blue" differs from the "Brown" primarily in that it creates an audible click. The benefit of these tactile switches is that the physical sensation they provide at the tactile bump indicates to your finger that the key has been actuated and you can now move your finger onto its next destination; this tactility makes these switches well suited for fast touch typists.

The "Black" switches, found in all Linear Force FILCO keyboards, are unique in that their resistance increases at the same rate over the keystroke. This linear characteristic provides a smooth uninhibited keystroke that affords the user with more control and quicker key reset, hence it is well suited for fast paced gaming where repetitive keypresses are the norm. The addition of higher resistance in the "Black" switches also help to prevent errant keypresses.

This post has been edited by victor2212: Sep 14 2010, 12:56 AM

actually the cherry switch i most want to try are REDS.
its like blacks but even softer.
hopefully that other gaming company releases one soon

Everdying, did you let go your x6?

never heard of it, haha

Cherry MX Red Linear switches are basically Cherry MX Black Linear switches with the spring from a Cherry MX Brown switch., thats what ppl say,

kena poison liao, they say its black but softer like u say.. if it realy is black but softer. and no tactile..

This post has been edited by victor2212: Sep 14 2010, 01:30 AM

i dunno which teammate of mine is holding the x6
i'll find out soon, or when i go down there in 2 weeks.
whatever it is, the x6 will eventually end up in our inventory...i definitely dont plan on using it...just want to try it and see if there's anything great about it.

Megalodon better laa.
barracuda design looks old sku

hey guys... I've been thinking... why Razer didn't plan to make a portable USB soundcard just like SS did? it would be nice for us mobile game playing maniacs~

maybe cause their AC-1 card failed so badly and those fellas give up.

barracuda design like siberia la , so its better

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You saw the 2 red circle? If you have the Barracuda AC-1. You can directly plug the headset w/o the converter. It's call HD-DAI or something like that. Can't remember. Looks like dvi port.