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Originally Posted by RedCloudFuneral 
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That shouldn't be happening. Even my old Pentium 4 computer didn't get lag like that until it had over 300 viruses on it(long story). I'd suggest running virus checks and checking to make sure nothing is overheating and thottling or on it's way out. As for your previous questions Filco are good, they were top recommendation for mechanical keyboards back when I was looking for one 2 years ago. I doubt that's changed much. Reds are good if you're a light typist, they've got near no resistance. A lot of people like that, I couldn't even touch a key without pushing it.Originally Posted by eBombzor
My computer is about 6-7 years old w/ an Athlon and every time I press something on my current membrane keyboard (USB connection), my computer freezes for a bit.
My computer is about 6-7 years old w/ an Athlon and every time I press something on my current membrane keyboard (USB connection), my computer freezes for a bit.
I had this problem ever since I switched to an old Apple USB keyboard. I always do a fresh install every month and I always run Microsoft Security Essentials. There is absolutely no way that a virus is the problem.
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Originally Posted by ripster
ROFL. True but irrelevant.
http://geekhack.org/showthread.php?31459-Ripster-s-USB-versus-PS-2-Guide
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Originally Posted by eBombzor
Yea but USB has to poll, PS/2 doesn't
Yea but USB has to poll, PS/2 doesn't
ROFL. True but irrelevant.
http://geekhack.org/showthread.php?31459-Ripster-s-USB-versus-PS-2-Guide
But I don't need any of those things. I don't ever change my keyboard unless it dies and I hate backlighting. I'm also going for a TKL keyboard which will probably draw slightly less power any way. I don't see why I would need more than one keyboard plugged into my system.
Also, I'm not running on the latest and greatest hardware.
Athlon X2 64 5000+ @ 2.6Ghz with a GeForce 6150 SE nForce 430 integrated GPU.
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