But what's the advantage of having a mechanical keyboard besides noise reduction?

I’d have to laugh at noise reduction part, but if you get a good one, they are more responsive and have longer endurance. Also they sound and feel awesome, and personally for me coming off a cheap keyboard I feel like the keys are also more responsive and not as “mushy” or soft when you press them if you know what I mean

I’d hardly call noise reduction a thing, at least with my keyboard

I think I rather the mushy feel must because type so hard

Thought I would to but I’ve fallen in love with mechanical now

In class the teacher has to tell me to slow down because I type so hard on my computer.

Yeah I might pick up a cheap mechanical on for like 50 dollars to try it out

I don’t type hard besides the space bar

It sounds like I'm hitting my keyboard

Idk why I press the space bar harder than anything else

I just naturally type really hard

i dont had a mechanical keyboard, then i bought a non mechanical keyboard but it happens to be the best keyboard in the world. the IBM model m lol

Isnt that the white boxy one?

the model m?

its the best keyboard in the world

Whar an absolute unit

Bet it ain't stronger than a nokia

This is what I got and I am disappointed that I didn't check the specs

"hybrid"

*”hybrid”*

***"hybrid"***

Yep, I stoopid

$60?

Dang

Nah, I bought it for half the price in cyber monday

The price isn't the issue, its the fact that its a hybrid in a MECHANICAL keyboard listing

that is the issue

Tf is a hybrid

Like half garbage keyboard half mechanical?

Yep

Proof

Interesting

Yep it's like a try-to-be mechanical

razer ornata chroma is an example of decent keyboard that employs this

can't really beat a real mechanical but it's still good

membranes have the added bonus of being easy to clean up when you spill something on them, meaning you don't have to strip them down to the board and clean them in order to stop keys shorting out

but again if you spill enough you can get in between the layers of the membranes and it gets worse to clean than a mechanical

https://www.gpucheck.com/gpu/nvidia-geforce-rtx-3060-ti/amd-ryzen-5-3600/ultra

Thinking about getting 3060 TI by mid next year. Looks like the CPU I have does alright with it

Cool