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General => General Discussion => Computer Talk => Topic started by: Genyus on November 30, 2011, 09:14:43 AM
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It is time, time to get rid off my (probably around 10 year old) keyboard and mouse. The keyboard has 2 missing F-keys and the others tend to get stuck when I press them. It's a PS/2 keyboard and mouse as well, so I should probably get some USB ones.
Anyone got a good suggestion which isn't too expensive?
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Any special requirements? Will you use the keyboard mainly for gaming and such or for writing? That's actually quite important. Just asking since I don't want to recommend something you wouldn't be satisfied with.
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Mouse, logitech mx518, it's affordable & imo much better than most of the overpriced overaccessorized pieces of shit. It's comfortable, smooth, has 3 switchable dpi amounts, basically the perfect mouse for editing & gaming :euro:
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Mouse, logitech mx518, it's affordable & imo much better than most of the overpriced overaccessorized pieces of shit. It's comfortable, smooth, has 3 switchable dpi amounts, basically the perfect mouse for editing & gaming :euro:
true, won to many awards for one of the best gaming mice. you might wanna take a look at mechanical keyboreds, hard to get used to but really worth it if you are doing alot of gaming and typing
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Any special requirements? Will you use the keyboard mainly for gaming and such or for writing? That's actually quite important. Just asking since I don't want to recommend something you wouldn't be satisfied with.
Both actually, though I don't consider myself a hardcore PC gamer, more casual. I play games now and then but I'll also write essays for my study.
This is the keyboard I have at the moment:
(http://images.canadianlisted.com/nlarge/logitech-corded-media-keyboard-great-condition_4745647.jpg)
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agreed with determined, I have mx 518 myself and I must say it's the best mouse I have owned so far. You have up to five customizable dpi speeds IF you install the software, and also can bind an action on the macro button. I really don't get people who have to have 3000+ dpi when 1200 is totally fine :lol: as a keyboard I would recommend an A4Tech keyboards. They have a special layout for easying your gaming and they also have basic multimedia keys, USB/jack 3.5 hub, rubbered keys and customizable speed. Also cheaper than most of the stuff availaible. They are PS/2 though.
If you want to invest more money in the set, as a mouse I would pick something from Roccat and a Logitech keyboard (Roccat keyboards are fine too though)
Don't think about Razer, all they sell are pieces of shit! :lol:
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It doesn't necessarily need to be USB, PS/2 is fine as well I guess. Thanks for the suggestions so far guys, I'll look into them. Guess I'll be getting that logitech mx 518, now all I need is a good keyboard.
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anything from razer, but only when you have a chance to catch some nice deal
got a4tech x7 mouse myself for like 3 years already and some tracer keyboard for around 11years, they do the thing soso
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Logitech MX518 for mouse and Logitech G11 for keyboard. :ajaja:
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(http://www.esz-computer.de/assets/images/800px-Cherry_keyboard_105_keys.jpg)
Mine is almost identical, I have it for 7/8 years now and it's awesome, I wouldn't change it for none of the newer ones....
Conclusion: Old, classic keyboards ftw
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I have a similar one as Jubito, but had to change it because one day I was damn laughing and drinking some water, and then the glass fall from my hand, and then bye bye keys. Had to change it for a random one, it works fine, but I prefer the older one D:
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Mine is almost identical, I have it for 7/8 years now and it's awesome, I wouldn't change it for none of the newer ones....
Conclusion: Old, classic keyboards ftw
Oh you just reminded me I still have one or two old keyboards in my basement, gonna check em out :cc_detective:
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get a macbook
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get a macbook
are you paying?
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as said, Logitech mx518. Affordable and awesome.
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Any special requirements? Will you use the keyboard mainly for gaming and such or for writing? That's actually quite important. Just asking since I don't want to recommend something you wouldn't be satisfied with.
Both actually, though I don't consider myself a hardcore PC gamer, more casual. I play games now and then but I'll also write essays for my study.
This is the keyboard I have at the moment:
(http://images.canadianlisted.com/nlarge/logitech-corded-media-keyboard-great-condition_4745647.jpg)
my keyboard is a bit similiar :cc_detective:
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get a macbook
Stop flirting, Blue. You're not Genyus type anyway...
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Mouse: CoolerMaster Storm Inferno. Ownz shit and it's pretty affordable.
Keyboard: Logitech G110 if you can spend a little bit more on that
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Mouse : Razor Death Adder ( i have one, really good )
Keyboard: microsoft one, gl
http://www.blogcdn.com/www.engadget.com/media/2010/03/razer-lefty-deathadder1.jpg (http://www.blogcdn.com/www.engadget.com/media/2010/03/razer-lefty-deathadder1.jpg)
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Logitech MX518 for mouse and Logitech G11 for keyboard. :ajaja:
I've had this for about 4-5 years ago, works perfectly :)
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Isku + Mamba!
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http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16823107120 (http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16823107120)
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16826105184 (http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16826105184)
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Iam using Razer Lycosa (keyboard) and the Razer Naga (mouse). Awesome stuff for all games. :mellow: