Best way to check them if no aquakeytest is by pressing down and hold keys one follow by one, 6KRO should mean you can continue to register strokes till the 7th keys it failed and it will continue repeating the 6th keys.

I have one and I've tested using Aqua's Key Test. Only 6KRO.

no, that's not the exact way of testing KRO.

because the moment you press down all the 10 keys, there's still slight difference between each key press. Hence, the characters all shown up. electronics works in miliseconds or faster.

AquaKey would do the test perfectly as you just keep pressing on the key until no further key is able to register.

for example, 6KRO keyboard, you simultanously press 6keys (do not let go) and all the 6 keys still registering, but if you press the 7th key while you still holding the previous 6keys, the 7th key wont register.

well, I'm not sure whether your method is correct or not..

nevertheless, I'll share my KRO test method. I'll run AquaKeyTest and then I will slowly press on 1 key by one key without letting go the key I pressed.

eg: I press Z and hold it, X and hold it, C and hold it and so on....... this continues until Aqua stop getting signals. The maximum key I can hold is the KRO of the board.

by mean of simultaneously.... did you quickly press on [insert number here] keys and let them go.... (without holding them)

if yes, I afraid that is not a valid test, you need to press and hold. if holding 7keys get you registered nothing on Aqua, try reduce the number

language and communication barrier 

anyhow, testing the KRO is exactly the same no matter how chapalang or high end the keyboard is. you can still test the KRO of your rubber domes.. but definitely not the touch screen keyboard..

I would suggest you get my Steelseries Full NKRO, with another RM70, but the keycaps has to go with it....

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Added on May 8, 2012, 7:05 pm

erm.....
I think I have to sell the keyboard without the keycaps for RM350......
thats without the postage, that will probably cost around another RM50, with GdExpress.

If you can accept the overbranding + the rubber coating on the case + fugly fonts, then it is perfectly fine for the board.

Gaming keyboard is a joke and gimmicks, while Mechanical keyboard isn't and is serious business.
A mix of both may be consist of both...

normal boards from china will do then
mostly below 300, noppoo, plu, plum, etc

if you're aiming for keygasm, go for better ones like filco, leopold or even realforce, hhkb

@all
saw this on kbt just now, zippy
http://kbtalking.cool3c.com/article/58489

rayzerrr in the older days are better (just the mice)
FYI, if you're planning to get realforce in the future, just tell our TS.

Without top extension, will look like ducky
You said penang and you want a demo  ?
PM me and we can arrange something .

AFAIK, any blank caps that fits on Filco 87 will fit on quickfire rapid

quickfire rapid has standard layout.. hence super easy to find key caps..

Interested in a like-new Kinesis Low-Force Keypad? It has Cherry brown switches. I have the original packaging. Purchased in Nov 2011 because soon after purchase, I started using an IBM Model F, which I have stuck with. The Model F has its own numeric keypad.

CM Quickfire have Multimedia keys, which include adjusting volume IIRC.

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Added on May 9, 2012, 10:30 pm
Nice stuff you have there. The one more commonly found is the Goldtouch, which having the weird 00 keys...

i think they do or i might be wrong. you can try to ask kEazYc, i remember he got a full set of blank  caps from wasd last time

Got my RGB modifier keycaps from wasdkb

they do ship to msia

It is all backdown to your luck. But basically, a working keyboard out of board will remaing working for a long time(few years). A random dead when using is rare to occur.

Tried using a mechanical keyboard , and I have to sat it's definitely different. So I was thinking of getting one. Any recommendation for the budget ones? Would there be any noticeable different between the cheap and expensive ones? Don't need any extra buttons or macro whatsoever, just a plain keyboard is nice.