Watched a few reviews

a lot of mechanical keyboards are listed as "nkro" but don't actually have true nkro

the cheaper chink keyboards typically do this

The fuck is nkro

nkro means you can press any amount of keys and the keyboard will register it

I think mine has that

you can test it pretty easily but nobody ever does

https://www.microsoft.com/appliedsciences/content/projects/KeyboardGhostingDemo.aspx/

I remember my old PS/2 keyboard, it started beeping when I pressed more than 5 buttons

It supports at least 10 presses, the one I have. I pressed all my fingers just now

what keyboard do you have?

i could only get 6 on my shitty mac kb lol

Corsair Strafe mx-red RGB

seems like DHL didn't show up today <:kms:327934280619655179>

Because you live in the middle of nowhere

no excuse

plane to nearest airport

drive for 1.5h to get here

Often they stock up on packages if they see you have multiple before delivering. According to my step-dad that used to work for them

for the chink keyboards with nkro

try plugging them on PS2

might solve the nkro

you mean without right

yes, I got wrong

I still need an adapter for my aula f2012

i've seen an article where they recommended using a usb-to-ps2 then an active ps2-to-usb

but with USB I can't even do ctrl+alt+shift+S at the same time

i didn't even know active ps2 to usb was a thing

Does PS/2 support more than 5 presses?

Yes, I think

it has to do with the keyboard

I had a really cheap non mech keyboard

that was like 5 dollars

in order to do nkro via usb it costs more in materials

Yeah, but the connecter itself only has 6 pins

and I could press like 8 keys at the same time

but with USB I couldn't press more than 5

I'm talking out of my arse here… soo

i know some keyboards have a system to switch between 6kro and nkro, I believe its a compatability thing

mine does