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Edited by TopWargamer: 2/11/2013 8:57:17 PM1) It doesn't say that it's a "gaming" keyboard 2) Any keyboard can be used for gaming. EDIT: IF you go the mechanical keyboard route FOR GAMING, PC gamers prefer the red switches, which is what this one has. [url=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QHnMcFGkGcA]Watch this video.[/url]
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Edited by SKY: 2/12/2013 12:08:56 AM[quote]Cooler Master CM Storm QuickFire Pro Mechanical [b]Gaming [/b]Keyboard CherryMX Red Switch USB[/quote] You don't have to flip, I just wanted to know. :/
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I wasn't "flipping." I think you misinterpreted how I responded. >.>
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Yeah, I take things a little seriously. :P
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"Cooler Master CM Storm QuickFire Pro Mechanical [u][b]Gaming[/b][/u] Keyboard CherryMX Red Switch USB " I too was wondering what made it a gaming keyboard.
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Also, watch this video.
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Nice, thanks for the video, did not know about the different syle of key mechanism. Learn something new everyday!
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Woops....didn't see that...thanks for pointing it out. Really...it's just a branding thing, although some keyboards come with little add-ons like LED backlit keys, extra keys for mapping in-game stuff or Windows' programs, USB ports, audio jacks, and some other stuff.
