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    [Accepted] DirtyDe

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    [Accepted] DirtyDe

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    Congratulations, you have been accepted into our community!

    You are now an Initiate Guardian and have 3 weeks to attend 3 events, reply to at least 10 posts and graduate.

     

    Here are some useful links:

    • Graduations - you have 3 weeks to post your graduation form. You can post it before you reach all the requirements and fill them in later.
    • Unread content - gives you the latest posts. Keeps you up to date.
    • Important Announcements - check frequently for major updates.
    • Calendar - all events are here, listed in your own time zone. You can even host your own.
    • Discord - keep notifications on for #osrs_announcements and #graduation. We'll never spam you.
    • Recruitment Tips - help expand our clan
    • New to PvM or PvP? Check out the #pvm-help and #pvp-help channels on Discord.
    • Use #pvm-help on Discord to assign yourself roles to get pings for groups
    • Use !pvp to get pings for PK trips.

     

    Important: Please do not talk about PvP events in our Clan Chat. Use Discord.

     

    I and the staff are happy to answer any further questions.

    Welcome to our clan!

     

    P.S. Got two minutes spare? Take this optional survey to help us with our recruitment process.

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    Any Computer Keyboard Enthusiasts?

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    I just got this in the mail for work. I chose the model with Cherry Mx Quiet Reds. I'm pretty excited and hopefully by "tenting"/tilting each half of the keyboard and reducing forearm pronation it will reduce fatigue and inflammation on not only my wrists and hands but also my neck, chest, shoulders, back, etc. by allowing my chest and shoulders to remain open and neutral while typing at the desk.

     

    Once I set it up and use it for a few days I will let you guys in on the experience. 

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    On 7/25/2022 at 12:13 PM, HubertTheMad said:

    What a coincidence!

     

    I've been trying a K2 aluminum version, and it was really satisfying to type on out of the box without lubing the stabilizers (they pre-lube them) and just using the Gateron reds (also pre-lubed) with their keycaps.

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    I know that typically people tell you to lube your own stabs and switches, or clean off whatever factory lubed things there are and then re-lube them yourself, but it was during the work week and I didn't have time to do so until the weekend and it sounded and felt fine to me (but I don't yet have that acquired ear to know what's "perfectly" lubed or not).

     

    If it makes a difference, the aluminum portions of the keyboard are only the outside "rails" of the board on the top, bottom, left and right. They literally screwed in these aluminum rails onto a plastic case, and in my opinion, only makes it slightly slimmer and heavier and doesn't affect the overall keyboard too much. I actually screwed and slid them off just to see what the difference was, and it definitely looks nicer for sure, but the sound seemed the same (maybe slightly more pingy with the aluminum rails on).

     

    I saw that ordering from Keychron directly might be cheaper for the keyboard, but the shipping seems super high even though they ship them out of China. I think it ranged from $25 to $30 via DHL, so I just went the Amazon route. I think also if you do decide on returning it if you buy Keychron products on their website, they charge YOU to pay the return shipping, whereas the simple free returns with Amazon. I think Divinikey also sells Keychron products out of California (I think, definitely US though) without needing to pay the crazy shipping from China if you go the non-Amazon route.

     

    I'm going to try out the V1, but it won't arrive until Friday. I went with the barebone knob without any switches, but I'm pretty sure you have to order from Keychron themselves as it just came out last week and it hasn't reached Divinikey or Amazon as far as I am aware of. It's basically a budget version of their Q1. Plus the K series are all Bluetooth wireless, which is cool. 

     

    What did you think of the Q1 after looking at it?

     

    edit: grammar

    Thats good info! I appreciate it. I was looking at a few of their keyboards, Q1, K2, and C1. Ended up not getting them for now. I decided for my gaming setup I can't move back from optical switches due to latency. I'm going to sell my Razer Huntsman TKL v1 and get the Razer Huntsman TKL v2 instead of a 75% for right now.

    Any Computer Keyboard Enthusiasts?

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    1 hour ago, HubertTheMad said:

    That looks absolutely sick. Did it take you a while to get used to it? And is it just for macros for various different games, or just for F keys when you use a layout that doesn't have them?

    It did take a few weeks to build the muscle memory and I am normally extremely quick to adapt to new controllers, keyboards, and control/key mappings themselves.

     

    I use it because it is so ergonomic for my hand. I use it for all FPS games besides battlefield. I also use it for OSRS.

     

    On OSRS I have all my F keys mapped to it and I have the arrow keys mapped to WASD. I would never PK on OSRS without it now that I have built the muscle memory. 

     

    As far as multiple layouts honestly its just because I either "upgraded" or wanted a specific feature/size for my desk in my smaller apartment a few years ago.

    Any Computer Keyboard Enthusiasts?

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    25 minutes ago, HubertTheMad said:

    Wow, the GMMK Pro is literally one of the keyboards everyone talks about being the "endgame" keyboard. So much great customization and features with limitless possibilities for switches and keycaps, etc. If you buy it, definitely let us know how it is. All the videos I watch show off just incredible the GMMK looks and sounds!

    I am thinking about it. The main reason I want it is because I really want a true 75% keyboard.

     

    Right now my main keyboard is a razer 60% w/ linear optical switches 1.0mm actuation.

     

    I want the F keys for battlefield games and the arrow keys would also be convenient.

     

    The GMMK pro has the most compact external dimensions out of all of the 75% keyboards I have seen. This is important to me to save desk space because I use a razer tartarus pro keypad to the left of my keyboard.

     

    I have several TKL keyboards, as well as some 60% and 65%, but I dont have something right in the middle of those two categories. The F key row on a compact board is the key for my purchase decision.

     

    I have also owned and tried a lot of the cheaper budget sub $40 keyboards online but I have given them all away.

    [Declined] B a m

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