HyperX alloy origins or FPS RGB?

[J Charcole]

as the title says

[r.linder]

Whichever is cheaper or you like better, really
They're basically the same in terms of features.

I have an Alloy FPS Pro and find that it's really good for the price and surprisingly well built

[J Charcole]

Escrito originalmente por Escorve:

Whichever is cheaper or you like better, really
They're basically the same in terms of features.

I have an Alloy FPS Pro and find that it's really good for the price and surprisingly well built

I'm typing this with my alloy fps and I wanted to go with clicky or tactile switch but I can stay with linear. Switches itself is not the primarily concern here. My concern here is that in origins rgb https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8886imDtiU0&t=548s timestamps starting at 4:48 up to 5:18

Assuming that you've watched the video, I don't think that's the case in FPS RGB since kailh speed silver is transparent.

[_I_]

higher freq and lower cl = better

for gaming ram speed makes a small difference

unless using an igpu, intel hd/qhd or ryzen vega
then igpu performance is directly proportional to ram performance

nm, its a keyboard not system ram

[r.linder]

Escrito originalmente por sheesh:

Escrito originalmente por Escorve:

Whichever is cheaper or you like better, really
They're basically the same in terms of features.

I have an Alloy FPS Pro and find that it's really good for the price and surprisingly well built

I'm typing this with my alloy fps and I wanted to go with clicky or tactile switch but I can stay with linear. Switches itself is not the primarily concern here. My concern here is that in origins rgb https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8886imDtiU0&t=548s timestamps starting at 4:48 up to 5:18

Assuming that you've watched the video, I don't think that's the case in FPS RGB since kailh speed silver is transparent.

It really won't make a difference, I don't think it's worth spending money on buying a similar board with different switches. Take it from someone that practically has a collection of them.

[J Charcole]

Escrito originalmente por Escorve:

Escrito originalmente por sheesh:

I'm typing this with my alloy fps and I wanted to go with clicky or tactile switch but I can stay with linear. Switches itself is not the primarily concern here. My concern here is that in origins rgb https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8886imDtiU0&t=548s timestamps starting at 4:48 up to 5:18

Assuming that you've watched the video, I don't think that's the case in FPS RGB since kailh speed silver is transparent.

It really won't make a difference, I don't think it's worth spending money on buying a similar board with different switches. Take it from someone that practically has a collection of them.

I guess i wanna experience it too and regret it later but on a serious note honestly I'm perfectly fine with this keyboard. I just wanna upgrade it to have a RGB.

Storytime:
I went to a physical store then I ordered RGB FPS but few days later when the items arrived. He gave me an alloy fps non rgb but the catch is, it is 50% off so basically it is a steal plus another discount because I build a full pc with them. So I just bought this keyboard for 67% off the price or 70%. I didn't complain so I just took it.

I wanna match the setup of my room and I'm tired looking at this reds. I also want to feel tactile or clicky keyboard but I'm fine with reds and I might regret it later if ever I upgraded to clicky or tactile.

[r.linder]

Escrito originalmente por sheesh:

Escrito originalmente por Escorve:

It really won't make a difference, I don't think it's worth spending money on buying a similar board with different switches. Take it from someone that practically has a collection of them.

I guess i wanna experience it too and regret it later but on a serious note honestly I'm perfectly fine with this keyboard. I just wanna upgrade it to have a RGB.

Storytime:
I went to a physical store then I ordered RGB FPS but few days later when the items arrived. He gave me an alloy fps non rgb but the catch is, it is 50% off so basically it is a steal plus another discount because I build a full pc with them. So I just bought this keyboard for 67% off the price or 70%. I didn't complain so I just took it.

I wanna match the setup of my room and I'm tired looking at this reds. I also want to feel tactile or clicky keyboard but I'm fine with reds and I might regret it later if ever I upgraded to clicky or tactile.

Get a switch tester before you go buying a switch type, it's better to feel the switch before you pay big $$ for a new keyboard with a switch you have little experience with.

A lot of RGB keyboards also come with extra software baggage if they don't have actual controls programmed on the fn key layer. Corsair's iCUE software is nice but it has a pretty hefty cost of resources, to the point where if your CPU doesn't have many cores/threads it can have a very noticeable impact on performance. Other programs have similar issues, iCUE is just the heaviest.