kek

>inb4 you have to wait 2 months to get it rather than just going to buy the converter and get it in a weeks time and enjoy comfy zelda

Crowbcat summed up switch good in his video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cb-srOfRqNc

Zelda is probably coming to pc emulator soon

it's already bootable in cemu

will probably be 100% playable within a year considering demand

https://puu.sh/uyo13/2a4a3ed416.png

I love it when chinks do stuff like this

it's true though

and it's bound to trigger people, that's the best thing

god bless the patriarchy

did

the guy who was shilling giztop get his stuff?

@Joldberg I cleaned the inside of my PC forgetting to disconnect it from the power supply once

that's @Phatique

a little static won't bother me after that experience

I think it's still on its way

Kailh Black or Gateron Brown?

which clone is better quality and which switch color is better for gaming+writing lots of essays?

idk anything about mechanicals so this will be my first board

Gateron are better quality switches in general

From what I've heard gateron browns are better than cherry browns.

never used kailh myself but I heard they're pretty shit

get gaterons

>which switch color is better for gaming+writing lots of essays
certain switch colours being better for gaming is mostly a meme

just get whatever you like

Blacks are only good if you have a tendency to type heavily. They're really high resistance.

I game with gateron blues

no problem

@Michael

hmm I also don't want loud switches

Reds are typically referred to as the gaming switch, but blues have a lighter resistance, and shorter actuation. Browns and blues are great if you like the tactile bump, blues also having the audible click. They're kind of like training wheels, honestly. Only switches that click are blues.

Blue gaterons are pretty damn loud, just so you know

louder than cherries

I think it's because of the housing

are brown gaterons loud? I don't mind a bump but I hate when I'm in a call with a teammate and all I hear is a machinegun going off

and do o-rings work?

If you want quiet keys, you'll want to get o rings to help dampen bottoming out your keys.

Get a gateron switch tester if you want to make sure

not a fan of o rinngs myself because of how rubber they key the keys feel