It's very troublesome for hardware change.. just taking out a mouse last time gave me so much headache.. cutting all the cable ties (mine were permanent 1). Took me half a day to took out all the cable ties and replace them later..

Now I just connect my mouse and keyboard to my monitor's usb output (6 of them there). looks perfectly neat as well..

I also use those PVC tube you mentioned up there.. it's very troublesome actually, for my case I use it to enclose my extension plug, telephone wiring from plug to my work desk, in order to put the cable in, I would have to take out the plug wiring, and put all the cable in and reinstall the plug.

I used this mostly

It's easy and fast (faster I mean, not really that fast anyway), It can wrap more cable and easily break into smaller pieces if you want to.

Anyone using a mechanical keyboard? I been reading it lately and found it very interesting.. I mean tempted.. haha

But 7g cost me 2 arms and 3 legs, which I am lack of 1 leg currently

Ha! the 7G-1G = 6Gv2 must be worth 1 leg then!

I am looking for some production friendly keyboard actually, still find expensive gaming keyboard more to a marketing gimmick than actually functioning really well. But they looks so nice on your work desk.

Strictly no blink for me lol, I hate permanent lighted keyboard.

And I have really bad experience with Razer's quality control

Here is a great forum thread regarding Mechanical Keyboard Guide
http://www.overclock.net/keyboards/491752-...oard-guide.html

It's where I get to know (poisoned) about mechanical keyboard.

I dont prefer useless function which is pointless eg: LED, anti-ghosting(RM20 PS2 keyboard can pawn this), LCD screen. After all I dont do things / game in the dark unless I have a projector screen which I wont use it as my workstation either.. Even if u really have to type in the dark, hey touch typing anyone? LED is purely for the blink which is not for me

I do prefer keyboard with some extra function especially media keys which I use extensively.

@Moogle how did you manage to find that keyboard? online order?



This post has been edited by Sky.Live: Oct 21 2010, 08:33 AM

Wow mechanical keyboarder's dream collection

I read that 7g is actually using cherry black which makes prolong usage kinda of tiring.

Best for long term usage (gaming) seems to be cherry blue / red.

Das looks good
http://www.daskeyboard.com/products/

Deck with LED
http://www.deckkeyboards.com/product_info.php?products_id=52

Cheapest mechanical keyboard I can find
http://max-geek-llc.amazonwebstore.com/iOn.../B000UC1W3C.htm

One of the best looking mac-white keyboard
http://matias.ca/tactilepro3/index.php

shit why am I listing these keyboard here

I saw that MO, but it's in singapore, I can make them ship to my father's apartment in sg but if he knows I bought a KB for Rm400+ and weights 2kg I gonna heard a lot of things

^ I Think he mean black key with white letters, to fit in his 7g i guess

I think if there's someone heading to Taiwan buying it there would be cheaper? seems lotsa of choice there

I dont get what is full or skinny? do you mean font? or the trad / simplified chinese

It's like buying a speaker based on review without testing it.. worse is that speaker is event harder to visualise based on text writing

Hmm Tarantula? the fingerprint magnet?

Mech keyboard is good hehe..


Backlighting is hype -- how often you will need to look at your key when you game?

This post has been edited by Sky.Live: Sep 3 2011, 04:03 PM

it's better to get your room to light up I guess.. or memorise your key xD

I always turn off my laptop backlight too, eats my battery and serve no function.


Ducky 9008 From Side by Sky.Live, on Flickr

I saw the 3M polarised desk lamp, it's very nice but cost SGD200