deskthority

Hey Guys

Which of these do you think is the best external graphics card enclosure for MacBook pro 2016? And what do you think about them in general, do they really help, anybody has one?
https://www.gamingfactors.com/best-exte ... hics-card/

As for why I like heavier switches, I think I make fewer mistakes - something about needing to really commit to the key press seems to help. I have mostly been using a 45g Topre board in the last few weeks, but I still make fewer mistakes on my Model M. I have just gotten a bit addicted to the ...

Reminds me of those old typewriters my grandfather used back then. How much does this cost, by the way?

I miss those keycaps. Used to have plenty of them back in the 90s.xD

That's actually quite thoughtful mate. Some girls really love those unique gift as opposed to the cliche ones. Kudos to you brother!

I guess some people prefer heavy switches because they just press down on a key heavily. I asked my friend who uses a Steelseries keyboard with MX Black switches and he said that the switch suits his style perfectly.

@TS

I think that you just got a bad board? If not, then is it inherent in the current iteration of the Matias switches?

Every time the guy scrapes off a part of the Switch, I cringed.

Has anyone bought from the link? Are they good?

You might want to try the new Razer Deathadder Elite.

Just revisited my old Incubus album: Morning View!

So I've read the TS' post and he said something about an "optical" switch? Can someone enlighten me on what this is?

Dear Oracle,

Which mechanical switch should I choose if I am looking to use it mainly for typing? I know that clicky switches are great (MX Blues, Razer Greens), but aside from the ones I've mentioned, are there any more switches that are perfect for typing?

Are Topre keyboards still expensive? Or is there an affordable one already?

Daniel Beardsmore wrote: What's wrong with the sound and video as it is?

Nothing. The TS just wants everything to be in accordance with the "latest standards", that being high-quality review videos.

I really want to see a dedicated page for the said keyboards. It still haunts me that I wasn't able to fully utilize the IBM "M" keyboard that my mom used to have in her office.:/ Didn't know what mechanical keyboards were back then.

codemonkeymike wrote: Not sure if you have seen this resource but its pretty damn good https://www.massdrop.com/talk/947/keybo ... group_open

This keyboard layout is actually looking pretty nice.

That looks like a part of an old IBM keyboard.xD I actually like it. It's simple but the fact that it can be programmed to basically whatever function you want is what sold me.

You may want to get a mouse with an optical sensor. That being said, the Razer Deathadder Elite is actually a pretty good mouse in terms of ergonomics and the sensor. You cannot go wrong with it.

Well, if you do not mind the actual board, there are some typewriter-style keycaps that can be found on Massdrop.

Thanks for the review, mate! I actually like Cooler Master as a company, but I their mechanical keyboards, at least for me, are hit or miss. Still, I appreciate the review.

Well, if you want a lot of programmable buttons, I highly recommend that you check the Corsair Scimitar RGB Pro.

First of all, I actually like your deep voice.xD It is quite soothing to listen to and you always go straight to the point without that added gibberish that other reviewers tend to add to their reviews.

Anyway, I actually like the keyboard for its simplistic looks and the sound of it is much better ...

Ohh, didn't know that Cherry has released some new Cherry MX Switches.xD Thanks for this information TS!

There are some people who want something out of nostalgia. I think that the Threadstarter is kind of like that. But, it doesn't mean anything's wrong with what he wants. It is just that his ideal keyboard is not supported in this day and age anymore. I am glad that you were still able to purchase ...

Are Topre switches still expensive? Or is there any keyboard that you guys can recommend that is a bit affordable.

I just want to ask about the ergonomics. It looks to me that this mouse is shaped oddly, but does it really provide comfort when playing somewhat competitively? I've seen many people recommend this mouse because of its sensor, but I haven't seen much reviews about its ergonomics.

I think it is not too much about the layout but more on how you place your hands on the keyboard. I've been using the standard layout keyboard my entire life and although there were times that my wrists hurt, it isn't too big of a problem because I always make it a point to properly position my ...

I clean my keycaps by submerging them in water with some liquid soap. Then, I inspect every keycap and when there is dirt build-up inside, I use a soft-bristled toothbrush to clean it. It is pretty tedious, but it does the job pretty well.

My very first Cherry MX Switch was the Reds (Corsair K90). It was a huge upgrade for me as it feels way better than my rubber dome keyboard.

Since then, I tried two different Cherry MX Switches: the brown and the blues. I was instantly in loved with the Blues because of its sound and its feel on ...