I've acquired a new PC which is better than my old box, but It doesn't
have any PS2 ports on it. I've always used a PS2 Keyboard for gaming,
but now have to use a USB to PS2 adapter, and I'm running into what I
guess is called 'N-Key' Issues. Apparently this is an issue with USB
Keyboards whe
The bus has nothing to do with what key combinations you can or can not
push. It's in the keyboard itself. At least that's what my research told
me.
I've used the G19s for quite some time, but honestly the only PC game I've
played in the last ~12 months is Diablo 3. I absolutely love this keybo
That's what I saw, it was something about the groups of keys that they
put into the same 'read' pattern. So you can't have multiple keypresses
from the same 'group', but USB had a limit of 6 simultaneous events.
Some high end keyboards get around that by having a Hub built into the
keyboard,
Personally I wanted PS2 only keyboards for the longest time because it
always worked. Even up to XP I found issues with USB keyboards (gone with
7 and 8).
The PS2 keyboards I had most definitely had the problem you're talking
about. Definitely in UT2004 where it was VERY noticeable. I believe t
I use a standard dell usb keyboard for gaming and it works great. Like $15
new on ebay and it's one of the best keyboards I've ever owned
On Mar 29, 2015 6:59 PM, "Josh Luthman" wrote:
> Personally I wanted PS2 only keyboards for the longest time because it
> always worked. Even up to XP I found
I never liked those as much as PS2 Logitech's I used entirely before this
one. They did have the problem, though...
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On Mar 29, 2015 10:13 PM, "TJ Trout" wrote:
> I use a standard dell usb keyboard for
You need a keyboard that advertises full NKRO. This will allow an
infinite number of keypresses to be sent. I personally use
http://www.maxkeyboard.com/max-keyboard-blackbird-tenkeyless-tkl-cherry-mx-backlit-mechanical-keyboard.html
but I like mechanical keyboards and ten key less boards. There
Here's a pretty good overview of nkey rollover:
http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/mechanical-keyboard-razer-logitech-gigabyte,3505-6.html
bp
On 3/30/2015 7:39 AM, Simon Westlake wrote:
You need a keyboard that advertises full NKRO. This will allow an
infinite number of keypresses to be
My Microsoft Sidewinder keyboard (with NKRO) has taken a beating over the
years. I think they stopped making it though or something? Also gives you
the option to disable the windows key while playing games. Most keyboards
that have it that I used for gaming I popped it out, but on the desktop
it
I'm looking at new keyboards. The interesting this is that my PS2
keyboard did not have this problem on my old box, I am using a USB->PS2
adapter on the new box with the same keyboard, and I'm limited to 3
keypresses. That almost makes it seem like a USB limitation, or an
issue with the USB->
Just an update. The $35 'Gaming' keyboard from Frys that touted
simultaneous keypresses didn't I ended up with the Gigabyte
Osmium keyboard and it's working perfectly. Now I'm just awaiting my
copy of GTA5 to be delivered next week. We'll see how buggy the initial
release is
I stick with Corsair K95 keyboards. Full mechanical and 18 key gamepad.
I now have two of them.
On 04/06/2015 02:23 PM, Nate Burke wrote:
Just an update. The $35 'Gaming' keyboard from Frys that touted
simultaneous keypresses didn't I ended up with the Gigabyte
Osmium keyboard and it
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