#Gmmk pro input delay series
#Gmmk pro input delay windows

I don't know but I would expect the debounce to be added on the release of a button, although it's still odd that an optical button needs any deboune delay, I guess that comes down to what light level the electronics is triggering a button push. Although if the 22ms is the time the keyboard firmware / electronics waits to register a button press then I'd say you've got a detectable delay or a delay potentially putting you at a slight disadvantage. Even at 22ms you'd have to press the key 45 times in 1 second the reach the limits of the keyboard, I doubt anyone can do that. This is the thing with keyboards, you've got the electronics side and the mechanical side, actuation point and how fast the key comes up past the actuation point might play a part - speed of the spring and mechanics of the button / friction etc. My fnatic mini streak has it but they call it competition mode.

#Gmmk pro input delay windows

If you catch the windows key with your finger typically you'll end up on the desktop and be a sitting duck in whatever game you're playing.

That's a normal feature for a gaming keyboard in gaming mode, most have it, the reason is that typically you'll be using the left control for something such as crouch / duck which is right next to the windows key. They use a 3000 Hz matrix scan rate.įor some reason the windows key doesn't work anymore. There is also a crazyboard keyboard on the market.

#Gmmk pro input delay series

The keyboard I'm really interested in testing and / or buying is the Steel series Apex pro, I wonder if this could be any better / faster than my Fnatic board, it's not cheap. Their claim for no BS gaming gear seems fair, I like their gear, same for their mouse, one of be best mice I've ever used (currently I'm using a Razor death adder v2). I've recently bought a Fnatic keyboard with cherry browns, it's definitely responsive, from the below link I've managed to get a key press down to 3ms. So their claim to be fast to me didn't stack up at all, wasn't any better than a standard mechanical switch, maybe worse with the button chatter, perhaps they've fixed that now ? I don't know. Interesting results, I've owned and sent back some time ago a Razor huntsman elite - optical buttons, I found surprisingly there was a debounce delay and even more surprisingly key chatter when you held the key just on the actuation point, I'd guess because the light level wasn't fully on or fully off.