Any mechanical keyboard with a good build quality will be good for gaming. Once you start using it, regular keyboards will feel ancient and pathetic
I switched to a mechanical keyboard about 3 months ago and I'm loving it. The feeling of typing on it is something that has to be experienced.
But I heard it's a 2KRO keyboard hence very bad for gaming?![]()
^^ TVSe Gold is not NKRO, it's 6KRO for PS/2. Not sure about USB but it should be 4KRO not 2 IMO. Even cheap USB membrane keyboards tend to have 3KRO.
You should try typing "The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog", while holding both shift keys pressed. That is a good indicator for key rollover. A full NKRO will easily type everything.
Tried. This is what I get with acer' membrane kb: HE QUIC BROWN OX UMP OVER HE Z OG
This is my hp pavilion laptop kb:
THKBNFJDTHLAYDG
Damn: Not even space key.
You should try typing "The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog", while holding both shift keys pressed. That is a good indicator for key rollover. A full NKRO will easily type everything.
That's the same one that I bought. All Golds are now Gold Bharats.
Hey, have you tried using it with a Mac / Linux ? I have a dell laptop with Linux (Fedora) installed on it as my primary operating system and a Macbook Pro, wanna know if this keyboard will work with both of these systems, primarily with Mac as I tend to work more on that in terms of programming and stuff
TVS doesn't say anything about Mac / Linux compatibility on their website.
Thanks
You should try typing "The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog", while holding both shift keys pressed. That is a good indicator for key rollover. A full NKRO will easily type everything.
NO need to worry about Linux compatiblityI'm worried about the same [Linux Compatibility]
Local shops mate, local shops.Also from where to get it @ 1500₹ ?
It's avilable for 1950₹ on Amazon.in.