Any good gaming mouse?

[Joshy]

EDIT: Bought one from ebay, now all I need is a fast keyboard
@ Laur: Cookie for that mouse

What do you even mean by a 'fast keyboard'?!?!?!

It's actually really hard to explain,
EG: in a game called "Gunz" you gotta press like 120 buttons in a minute
It's really hard to play that game since the keyboard itself "reacts" slower, I really don't know how to explain this XD
Also would be great if the keyboard support more then 3 pressed buttons

To have the ability to press many keys at once without keyboard messing up, the keyboard needs to support multiple key rollover (nKRO - where n is number of keys like 6KRO) or anti-ghosting, the majority of USB keyboards support 6KRO which means pressing 6 keys at once will be recognized correctly -- and 6 keys at once is enough for pretty much anyone unless you're playing 2-player games on your keyboard.

USB keyboards will have a 'polling rate' which is how often the keyboard sends keystrokes to the computer, I think 1ms is the lowest this goes -- but to be honest it doesn't really matter as long as it's below ~5ms.

Any 'gaming' keyboard should work for you, just pick one that you like and has the stuff you have (media keys, macros, backlighting etc). Personally, I use a CM Storm Quickfire TK (MX brown switches) but mechanical keyboards are a lot more expensive (I bought mine used for £58.20)

[Wizzer]

EDIT: Bought one from ebay, now all I need is a fast keyboard
@ Laur: Cookie for that mouse

What do you even mean by a 'fast keyboard'?!?!?!

It's actually really hard to explain,
EG: in a game called "Gunz" you gotta press like 120 buttons in a minute
It's really hard to play that game since the keyboard itself "reacts" slower, I really don't know how to explain this XD
Also would be great if the keyboard support more then 3 pressed buttons

To have the ability to press many keys at once without keyboard messing up, the keyboard needs to support multiple key rollover (nKRO - where n is number of keys like 6KRO) or anti-ghosting, the majority of USB keyboards support 6KRO which means pressing 6 keys at once will be recognized correctly -- and 6 keys at once is enough for pretty much anyone unless you're playing 2-player games on your keyboard.

USB keyboards will have a 'polling rate' which is how often the keyboard sends keystrokes to the computer, I think 1ms is the lowest this goes -- but to be honest it doesn't really matter as long as it's below ~5ms.

Any 'gaming' keyboard should work for you, just pick one that you like and has the stuff you have (media keys, macros, backlighting etc). Personally, I use a CM Storm Quickfire TK (MX brown switches) but mechanical keyboards are a lot more expensive (I bought mine used for £58.20)

Thanks for the info! Btw I think I found the one. Not sure if it's worth buying it or not..the price is pretty low.

[Deputy]

http://www.ebay.com/itm/281221328773?ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1497.l2649

I bought this, and so far i love it, plus its affordable too!

[TheSandman]

http://www.ebay.com/itm/281221328773?ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1497.l2649

I bought this, and so far i love it, plus its affordable too!

Only ships to the US lol :p

[Rafe.McCawley]

As far as I know, the Logitech G105, which Spazzbucket and I use, supports anti-ghosting.