A new keyboard
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Okay, now the thing is my current keyboard broke again. I took ages to type this and me myself am a avid gamer so i am searching for a keyboard now.
Anyone using the Razer Tarantula? I was thinking of that, buying a good quailty, durable keyboard that can last for a long time and feed my gaming needs like responsiveness and additional keys.
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You will be better off buying a PS/2 keyboard. USB products don't last, just like how USB mouse don't last as well as a keyboard.
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I like my Logitech G15
Although it is not as cool looking as the Razer -
i still prefer a ps2 keyboard, usb don't last long
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why?Originally posted by ndmmxiaomayi:You will be better off buying a PS/2 keyboard. USB products don't last, just like how USB mouse don't last as well as a keyboard.
U are still typing on the keys...not the PS2/USB connectors right?
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usb can only detect 6 keys pressed at 1 time.Originally posted by Xcert:why?
U are still typing on the keys...not the PS2/USB connectors right?
ps2 can detect as many as possible. and ps2 dun "lag" as much as usb.
but razor products normally is usb. -
USB spoils faster than any of the other hardware.Originally posted by Xcert:why?
U are still typing on the keys...not the PS2/USB connectors right? -
Eh. Why is it so?Originally posted by ndmmxiaomayi:USB spoils faster than any of the other hardware. -
I use a USB-to-PS2 converter for my keyboard just to hold down 7 keys simultaneously during gaming.Originally posted by spadeTwo:usb can only detect 6 keys pressed at 1 time.
ps2 can detect as many as possible. and ps2 dun "lag" as much as usb.
but razor products normally is usb. 
But anyway, iirc, Tarantula, as an USB keyboard, allows 7 keys to be held down at the same time as well.