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Review: MSI VIGOR GK80 Keyboard & CLUTCH GM70 Mouse
We review not one, but two MSI products, meet the MSI Vigor GK80 Keyboard and Clutch GM70 Mouse. The products we have today are certainly aimed at the traditional 'gamer,' for sure. It's often said that peripherals marked as gaming ready can vary fairly wildly in their quality, and it does seem that you can slap the term on any product you feel like, and mark the price up accordingly.
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Review: ASUS ROG Strix X470-F Gaming - 05/10/2018 12:17 PM
We review the ROG Strix X470-F Gaming, optimized for Ryzen 2000 / Zen+ on a motherboard with an ATX form factor. Alongside the release of Ryzen 5 2600X and Ryzen 7 2700X processors, AMD prepped the X4...
Review: Crucial MX500 1TB M.2. SSD - Budget Value and Performance on M2 - 05/09/2018 03:22 PM
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#5546872 Posted on: 05/15/2018 11:59 AM
I'm still waiting with baited breath for what your WPM is, rather than INSERT WPM HERE
I'm still waiting with baited breath for what your WPM is, rather than INSERT WPM HERE
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#5547149 Posted on: 05/16/2018 07:14 AM
Great review Hilbert!
It has so much RGB packed into it, that table is glowing. For me all this RGB nonsense is just a distraction and unnecessary price inflation.
Besides MX Red's are really soft resulting in frequent misclicks. At least in case of my bear paws, MX Black is the preffered choice in my case.
Great review Hilbert!
It has so much RGB packed into it, that table is glowing. For me all this RGB nonsense is just a distraction and unnecessary price inflation.
Besides MX Red's are really soft resulting in frequent misclicks. At least in case of my bear paws, MX Black is the preffered choice in my case.
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#5547518 Posted on: 05/17/2018 05:02 AM
180 euros = $212, that's quite the mark up compared with the US cost of $160 ! MSI can go swivel.
180 euros = $212, that's quite the mark up compared with the US cost of $160 ! MSI can go swivel.
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#5582886 Posted on: 09/10/2018 06:59 AM
I don't about you, but to me the Logitech Gaming Software is utterly rubbish and useless. That's why I have been on the lookout for a new keyboard for quite a while. And the GK80 has caught my eyes, the UI of the software look find to, but I have some reservation about its ease of use and responsiveness. So I've been reading reviews to find out whether it is up to the task. And since you said it's not as good as the Logitech Gaming Software, my doubt remains.
I don't about you, but to me the Logitech Gaming Software is utterly rubbish and useless. That's why I have been on the lookout for a new keyboard for quite a while. And the GK80 has caught my eyes, the UI of the software look find to, but I have some reservation about its ease of use and responsiveness. So I've been reading reviews to find out whether it is up to the task. And since you said it's not as good as the Logitech Gaming Software, my doubt remains.
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#5582896 Posted on: 09/10/2018 07:25 AM
I´m using Corsair K95, with speed switches. But as @cryohellinc mentioned, even the red switches are too soft, so do i feel on these speed switches.
But, with time, i´m used to these. Pretty similar that MSI board if compared to K95.
I would not buy that MSI keyboard, just cause it doesn´t have the macro keys on left side. Hell, K95 only has 6, i would have wanted atleast 12.
Do i need that much for macros or something? No, but for me, its easy to toss a skill button on to them, if playing MMO or something.
I´m not good with ctrl+1 or alt+1.
I´m using Corsair K95, with speed switches. But as @cryohellinc mentioned, even the red switches are too soft, so do i feel on these speed switches.
But, with time, i´m used to these. Pretty similar that MSI board if compared to K95.
I would not buy that MSI keyboard, just cause it doesn´t have the macro keys on left side. Hell, K95 only has 6, i would have wanted atleast 12.
Do i need that much for macros or something? No, but for me, its easy to toss a skill button on to them, if playing MMO or something.
I´m not good with ctrl+1 or alt+1.
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#5582897 Posted on: 09/10/2018 07:26 AM
Any gaming keyboard that I touched was rubbish and useless. Overpaying for brand and crap quality.
For some reason $8 elecom keyboard lasts for more than 7 years now despite all the abuse, while any gaming keyboard had issues with keys non-registering, keys falling apart, etc...
Better stop doubting gaming keyboards and invest into proper mechanical keyboard if the key touch matters to you so much.
I don't about you, but to me the Logitech Gaming Software is utterly rubbish and useless. That's why I have been on the lookout for a new keyboard for quite a while. And the GK80 has caught my eyes, the UI of the software look find to, but I have some reservation about its ease of use and responsiveness. So I've been reading reviews to find out whether it is up to the task. And since you said it's not as good as the Logitech Gaming Software, my doubt remains.
Any gaming keyboard that I touched was rubbish and useless. Overpaying for brand and crap quality.
For some reason $8 elecom keyboard lasts for more than 7 years now despite all the abuse, while any gaming keyboard had issues with keys non-registering, keys falling apart, etc...
Better stop doubting gaming keyboards and invest into proper mechanical keyboard if the key touch matters to you so much.
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I quite like the look of the keyboard but for that money you might as well get the Ducky Shine 6 with PBT keycaps and be done with it.