Goddamn. That's beautiful. What's the expected price? Also, a giveaway? And a gaming board? I'm in. Time to replace my PC's keyboard. It's still using a cheap Microsoft Mouse+Keyboard bundle lol.

By the way, speaking of clone (or MX-compatible, if you prefer) switches, I feel that clones are smoother and easier to type on than Cherry's. I haven't tried Gateron's but Greetech's felt really great, especially their linears and tactiles.

P.s. Infinity is on Massdrop again. Man, I want that purple Zealios so badly. But I'm broke, sadly.

Giveaway-ception? Not a good idea since the organizer wants you to respect the giveaway and keep it as you should, though.

Like your keycaps.

http://www.keyboardco.com/blog/index.php/2...nical-switches/

You don't want heavy switches for gaming since you need the keys to register as fast as possible, except if you play games that can't have you mis-tap a button. But lol, if you like it, it's fine but you'll definitely feel tired in a short period of time.

Hell, I do everything on greens. They feel the best, but the actuation point is too high for the kind of games that I play (rhythm games like BMS).

This post has been edited by -Hzu-: Feb 18 2016, 11:15 PM

Set your LED brightness to maximum.

Greens > Blues

More like because my fingers are strong that I chose greens.

This post has been edited by -Hzu-: Feb 19 2016, 06:47 PM

Razer Green is basically (a clone of) MX Blue. A slightly lighter, maybe but I think also lower actuation point since it's mainly for gaming. I believe there's also Razer Orange switch.

There had been a debate as to whether Razer actually contributed in making those switches or simply rebranded them, which I found very interesting. There are a few articles cited about the history and making of Razer switches, I wish I could find them again so you could know the difference more accurately.

Honestly, I don't think it's any lighter, just shorter. Blackwidows from 2014 or newer should be using the Razer Greens. Pick whatever you're comfortable with and pray to God you won't have to koyak your wallet anymore.

Also, a good read:
http://www.overclock.net/t/491752/official...-keyboard-guide

This post has been edited by -Hzu-: Feb 19 2016, 08:29 PM

Yeah, people would mention the name of the brands if they're not talking about Cherry.

How's this going on? Any increase in participation? I tried to invite my friends too but none gave a damn. It seems that most Malaysian don't actually care about mechanical keyboards lol.

Come on, guys. At least it fits the Gigabyte theme lol.

If you do then you'll see the same entries from the people here. Hahaha, who doesn't want free stuff?

dadud may have sounded harsh, but he's right. I've never seen anyone else done that and if it really is effective, prove it.

Now, the most important question, do you like it that way? If you do, keep it as you like it. No one's forcing you to change, not even dadud. lol

Did someone said Red switch is heavy?

I have the Varmillo Switch Tester, the build quality is freaking awesome. Also bought from Massdrop which added more to its value since I got it discounted heavily. Not to mention you can even use it as a numpad and can solder LEDs on your own. The Comic Sans, meanwhile look pretty decent on the tester.

This post has been edited by -Hzu-: Feb 25 2016, 06:19 PM

Did you really mean RED switch is HEAVY?

You bought it during the sale eh? I wanna go for it but I have already spent on some other keys. The price was so tempting tho.

Massdrop is basically like bulk buy, directly from the manufacturer themselves. So you get a lot cheaper price when more people buy the product.

But sometime they get as expensive as the retail price since Massdrop shipping rate is crazy expensive.