Hey could you recommend a good blue cherry mechanical keyboard? Thanks. Budget is under $100.

xplodingtaco1 wrote Hey could you recommend a good blue cherry mechanical keyboard? Thanks. Budget is under $100.

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For the price, this can't be beaten. Remember that Blues are typing switches and not ideal for gaming.

Well I need your help deciding what keyboard to buy.
My budget is ~50GBP I can squeeze a little extra but not too much over that.
My only thing on the checklist is that it must be illuminated.
Wired/Wireless doesn't matter.
So far I have had my eyes set on the Razer Lycosa but idk what would be best

Anyway, if you can help find a good one. I'll +rep you

Taken from a topic I made but no answer :/

r00t_b33r wrote

xplodingtaco1 wrote Hey could you recommend a good blue cherry mechanical keyboard? Thanks. Budget is under $100.

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For the price, this can't be beaten. Remember that Blues are typing switches and not ideal for gaming.

oh i thought they were, which ones are?

xplodingtaco1 wrote

r00t_b33r wrote

xplodingtaco1 wrote Hey could you recommend a good blue cherry mechanical keyboard? Thanks. Budget is under $100.

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For the price, this can't be beaten. Remember that Blues are typing switches and not ideal for gaming.

oh i thought they were, which ones are?

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How credible this actually is debatable. I've tested blue switches IRL and I see no reason why you could not game on them. It's up to you in the end.

xplodingtaco1 wrote

r00t_b33r wrote

xplodingtaco1 wrote Hey could you recommend a good blue cherry mechanical keyboard? Thanks. Budget is under $100.

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For the price, this can't be beaten. Remember that Blues are typing switches and not ideal for gaming.

oh i thought they were, which ones are?

Blacks and Reds for gaming because they're linear and not tactile, Browns for half typing and half gaming, Blues for typing.

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-YouMadBro-- wrote Is there much difference between EVGA geforce GTX 670 4gb and the 2gb one is it worth the extra 100 pounds

r00t_b33r wrote It depends on what resolution you'll be playing at. If you're using a triple-monitor setup or MAYBE a high-res single monitor (like above 2560 x 1440), then the 4GB card is not a bad choice. It's really only useful if the VRAM will bottleneck an SLI setup because VRAM is not combined across cards.

Will the 4gb do any thing to the graphics and i have a 23" monitor

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-Deano wrote

Well I need your help deciding what keyboard to buy.
My budget is ~50GBP I can squeeze a little extra but not too much over that.
My only thing on the checklist is that it must be illuminated.
Wired/Wireless doesn't matter.
So far I have had my eyes set on the Razer Lycosa but idk what would be best

Anyway, if you can help find a good one. I'll +rep you

Taken from a topic I made but no answer :/

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The Sidewinder is the best you'll get before you want to go mechanical. Backlighting restricts your options with keyboards, big time.

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-YouMadBro-- wrote Is there much difference between EVGA geforce GTX 670 4gb and the 2gb one is it worth the extra 100 pounds

r00t_b33r wrote It depends on what resolution you'll be playing at. If you're using a triple-monitor setup or MAYBE a high-res single monitor (like above 2560 x 1440), then the 4GB card is not a bad choice. It's really only useful if the VRAM will bottleneck an SLI setup because VRAM is not combined across cards.

Will the 4gb do any thing to the graphics and i have a 23" monitor

Get the 2GB card. The 4GB card would be a waste of money for you.

-YouMadBro-- wrote

-YouMadBro-- wrote Is there much difference between EVGA geforce GTX 670 4gb and the 2gb one is it worth the extra 100 pounds

r00t_b33r wrote It depends on what resolution you'll be playing at. If you're using a triple-monitor setup or MAYBE a high-res single monitor (like above 2560 x 1440), then the 4GB card is not a bad choice. It's really only useful if the VRAM will bottleneck an SLI setup because VRAM is not combined across cards.

Will the 4gb do any thing to the graphics and i have a 23" monitor

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No, it won't do anything to the graphics. It's just double the on board vRAM but that's irrelevant unless you're playing at an extremely high resolution and start cranking up the AA and textures. Even then, how much RAM you'd actually be using varies from game to game. I assume you're running at 1080p so a stock GTX 670 would be more than enough. It's simply not worth the extra money.