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Topic	Anyone here into mechanical keyboards?
Samurai_Man 03/16/24 10:28:42 PM #7:	FolkenRawr posted... I find the subject extremely confusing. This is all I think of when I hear 'mechanical keyboard' but apparently it's inaccurate. Some do indeed go Clikity-clack Clikity-clack, its all about the switch you use and how you build it. The three types of switches are Linear, Clicky, and Tactile I used to be a Clicky user since I WFH and don't bother anyone, but it got hella annoying so I switched to Tactile switches. They're more 'thocky' --- i7-13700K, GIGABYTE Z790, EVGA XC3 3070, 64GB G-SKILL DDR5, LG 32" 165hz 1440p Android/iPhone/Mac/PS5/Series X/Switch, Oculus Rift S, Quest 2 <cite>Samurai_Man posted [p:979408489] in Anyone her... [t:80723433]...</cite> <quote>FolkenRawr posted... </cite><quote>I find the subject extremely confusing.This is all I think of when I hear 'mechanical keyboard' but apparently it's inaccurate.</quote>Some do indeed go Clikity-clack Clikity-clack, its all about the switch you use and how you build it. The three types of switches are Linear, Clicky, and TactileI used to be a Clicky user since I WFH and don't bother anyone, but it got hella annoying so I switched to Tactile switches. They're more 'thocky' --- i7-13700K, GIGABYTE Z790, EVGA XC3 3070, 64GB G-SKILL DDR5, LG 32" 165hz 1440pAndroid/iPhone/Mac/PS5/Series X/Switch, Oculus Rift S, Quest 2</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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