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Howard Phillips posted:Gaming keyboards worth the price tag? You can get a CM Storm QuickFire Rapid (Blue/Brown/Red switches) for $80. They're considered very good quality. Also, it's not so much about gaming keyboards (unless you're one of those hardcore MMORPG player that NEED 20 dedicated macro buttons) but mechanical ones. Features like backlight are nice if that's the kind of thing you're looking for, but the main appeal on expensive keyboards is the mechanical switches, a good degree of NKR, and overall construction quality. If you want to know more you can check out the keyboard megathread. Also, the monitor(s), sound setup, mouse and keyboard are the parts of your computer you interact the most with (and will generally outlive any internal component), so it makes sense to spend more on them for maximum comfort and enjoyment even if it comes at the expense of a few extra fps on the latest games.
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Ddraig posted:Isn't Corsair a waste of money? I was always under the impression that RAM is RAM and stuff like VENGEANCE is just a marketing ploy? In theory it's a safer pick for overclocking. In practice, yes, as long as specs are the same then RAM is RAM.
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The Duggler posted:If I never plan to SLI/CF or any meaningful OC, does going with an mATX have any major downsides? No. In fact, you can do all of those things on mATX too - going full ATX is only actually required for very specific hardware configurations.
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