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Thanks @senny22, your results are interesting, CSGO running at 240 fps you've got 4ms between frames, so at 16ms there's been 4 frames output before a reaction which is quite a few frames, although perhaps some of that is game software e.g. movement physics. So your timing granularity is 4ms therefo...

What sort of test @senny22 are you able to do ? the question I have is simply does it offer any lower latency compared to other gaming boards ? does it feel more responsive compared to a similar caliber gaming board ? tricky one to be objective about seeing as you've got the perceived best / fastest...

Actually fitting O rings solves the button travel problem i.e. less travel when taking your finger off the button.

oh I see, I looked at the OP's results again, I guess there's a potential error factor based on frame times etc but the fact there's a detectable difference between the boards he tested is the important thing to note. Whether the bloody is actually 11ms or less, it's no worse than the best keyboard ...

I almost bought a bloody b975, what put me off was I found out the Razer huntsman uses the same optical switches, although looking at the Razer site today they appear to have different optical switch versions - a clicky one and a linear one. Although I guess if it's still using the same internal opt...

Yes at 1000hz you've got 1ms latency at 500hz you're at 2ms latency but if you've got a debounce delay of 10ms or 20ms - whatever it is, the polling rate is only a small delay in the overall chain. As I've said it depends when the debounce delay is added, I don't know the answer to that question. Th...

If not having the windows key bothers you then I'd settle for 500Hz, if it was me I'd run at 1000Hz seeing as any potential latency bothers me, although I doubt you'd feel any difference between 500 and 1000, I've tried both speeds on my mouse and I can't detect any difference. Have you tried gaming...

" for some reason the windows key doesn't work anymore. " That's a normal feature for a gaming keyboard in gaming mode, most have it, the reason is that typically you'll be using the left control for something such as crouch / duck which is right next to the windows key. If you catch the windows key...

Impressive testing but it reminds me of the story of the paper clip, that is a device to hold two pieces of paper together. Option 1 - opto detector to detect the presence of paper, magnetically operated jaws to clamp the paper, microprocessor to read the opto detector to provide the necessary signa...

An interesting project, the idea I have at the moment is to use a PCI parallel printer card as an input device instead of an expensive GPIO card, use one of the input pins on the parallel card to detect when 2 wires are shorted out. Put the 2 wires on top of key cap and use a ball bearing or some ot...