Anyone?

anyone use the blue switch for gaming before ?

it depend on what logo/image you want,

ABS has different technique to print,
the most common one is pad print, will fade very fast.

laser can do on PBT or ABS, they will burn groove on the key,
but after, hole burn can fill with color, will last longer,
if no filling or filling not even, the key will feel not flat.
then is Double Shot, can be done with ABS or PBT, at the moment only ABS commercially available,
made of 2 different mold, so will become 2 color for one key, too detail design cannot be comply.
and sometime when used, the key will wear down uneven, then you can feel some part of the key is not even.

Dye-sub, only can be done on PBT keys, and can only print darker color on lighter color key.
eg.. black on gray, gray on white, but can print as detail as photos on a key.
this key will feel most flat, won't have any uneven feeling on the surface.

depend on what your design to do on a key, you can choose method and materials.

ok,thanks for helping~

Anyone has a keycap puller around Sunway/Subang I can borrow/buy?

all mech keyboard support n-key rollover via ps/2 port. if usb, mostly 6 key rollover only

CM QFR TK has full NKRO over USB.

So you give up trying to get keycaps after seeing a so complicated article?

using MX Blue keyboard right now. played some rhythm games and MMOs with it, and I like it.

have u try it with starcraft 2 or dota 2 ?
need to know this coz at shop i just get to press but i dont get to play a game with it.

have u try it with starcraft 2 or dota 2 ?
need to know this coz at shop i just get to press but i dont get to play a game with it.

I had Blue Switches, Black Switches, and now Brown Switches, it's really all about preference, I have to agree that the Blue Switches are really the best for typing because the tactile feedback makes you feel like you're actually doing something. That's just personal preference though, I love my Browns either way. <3

have u try it with starcraft 2 or dota 2 ?
need to know this coz at shop i just get to press but i dont get to play a game with it.

Brown switches bro! 
Anyway, you should try out mx clears, those are like brown but rougher, and softer than blues, it's like in the middle of brown and blue with tactile!

If you type and play a lot, I would recommend brown switches, but if you love tactile, then MX Blue. I have an MX Blue keyboard last time, and used it for gaming. Although it feels good to type on mx blue, gaming it really doesnt suit me, brown comes in the middle of gaming and typing. black is good for gaming too, but get ready to type on a steel bar. i personally wouldn't recommend red, they're too soft (yes some things are good in soft  ), but it's hard to type on them, a lot of errors.

one thing you need to know, despite what we say, some might be true, and some are just personal preference. you need to try them out yourself and then know which switches you are down with then we can recommend you keyboard branding. switches are important, i have tried almost all of them and brown fits the most for gaming. i'm more into ergo clear switches now tho! 

Testing the keycaps in my office keyboard.



My Rosewill 9100BR wont accept it, for the bottom left and spacebar

where you bought those multiplexers ?

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