onedownfiveup
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- Jun 26, 2005
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IBM Model MI want the loudest keys available
cherry blue/razer green/whatever aren't loud enough
IBM Model MI want the loudest keys available
cherry blue/razer green/whatever aren't loud enough
You can still make a ibm model m work on modern computersI want the loudest keys available
cherry blue/razer green/whatever aren't loud enough
like, DIN > PS/2 > USB ?You can still make a ibm model m work on modern computers
That would drive me fucking insaneI have an older Logitech mechanical that works well, expect a few key caps have broken and the replacement ones aren’t quiet the same heights![]()
Have you ever heard one in real life? Yea din to ps2 to usb or couldlike, DIN > PS/2 > USB ?
or rewire the whole thing or something
it's still not loud enough, regardless
Friend is using Zealios, tried them out and really liked them.Rocking a CandyBar 2 Premium with Zealio v2 Purple Switches and a GMK Samurai Kanji keycap set:
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yes, I played number munchers, Oregon trail, and Odell lake on those shitsHave you ever heard one in real life? Yea din to ps2 to usb or could
Shell out $$$$ for something like these
Ultra Compact Modern Case F77 Model F Keyboard – Brand New Model F Keyboards
www.modelfkeyboards.com
Odell Lake holllllly shityes, I played number munchers, Oregon trail, and Odell lake on those shits
louder
How does one $ sign though?Rocking a CandyBar 2 Premium with Zealio v2 Purple Switches and a GMK Samurai Kanji keycap set:
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Modifier keys, set it up in the keyboard firmware using a tool like QMK, Via/Vial. So mod key + another key will allow you to access different layers. Takes a bit of getting used to but you can customize the keys to do a multitude of functions, just takes some work.How does one $ sign though?
they just feel niceI think they look neat but don't care about keyboard that much.
they just feel nice
Logitech has some non-gamer options
NiceHave 4 mechanicals. All of them I love.
Two off brand of the same kind that are actually nice smaller keyboards:
Cheap mechanical with blues => Do not let the price fool you. This is actually a great secondary machine KB for the size I am typing this on now.
Corsair K68 with cherry for my gaming machine
Logitech K845 with browns on my work development machine => Love the clean look
Das Keyboard 4 professional with cherry for my personal development machine => Have had this for years with no issues
The build quality on this thing is fantastic and it's hefty af, which helps keep my deskmat in placeNice, the GMMK Pro is a good keyboard. They [Glorious] make a great mouse.
love the volume knob on the das keyboard I have. handyThe build quality on this thing is fantastic and it's hefty af, which helps keep my deskmat in place
The volume knob is also a great addition and feels nice and clicky both when turning and clicking to mute. Plays nicely with both my MBP and my gaming PC too.
they just feel nice
Logitech has some non-gamer options