#8K polling
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Does the MCU that allow for 8KHz scanning and polling get hot?
Is this the same MCU that's on the other ARM based boards (ie. 60HE ARM) if so, why can't those go to 8k and this can (I'm assuming it's something to do with the multiplexing units)? Unless the MCU is different in which case, why change it?
Sounds really neat š
Will 60he have this?
Not unless we see a 60HE+ revision.
Iād expect a 60HE+ revision though. Maybe a year or so after the 80HE releases.
So my 60HE is now unusable and I need to buy a 80HE. gotcha!
I mean it's not exactly unusable if you don't get 8k polling
still really fast
It is! It really is completely unusable. I mean how in the world could anyone use something as inferior as the 60HE, come on now.
It's a bit weird they didn't include this in 60HE+
Thatās innovation for ya.
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1k polling is still super good
8k polling is of course a little better, but not a dealbreaker imo
seriously, if anyone would notice a difference between 1k and 8k... the input delay makes anything beyond 1k pretty much worthless using
A baby cries when the parent reacts as if the baby was hurt, even though it isnāt hurt at all. How can someone perform optimally when all they can think of is āthis keyboard is 0.9ms slower than the competitionāsā. š
Calling 1k polling āunusableā is quite a drastic exaggeration
8K polling is not noticable
keep this in mind, 1k polling rate means the keyboard sends the data about inputs about every millisecond, or a thousandth of a second, and cutting that down to about ~0.125 ms is pretty much negligible because the majority of the input delay in either case is made up of input processing by the system
the difference is so small you will have to genuinely look at it from the point of statistics and slo-mo recordings to even tell that the input happened "sooner"
What is the difference between the 60he and the 60he+??
not much difference
60he+ supports screw-in stabilizers, basically if you don't mod your keyboard then it doesn't really matter.
When the 60he+ is as much in stock as the 60he, it will replace the 60he. It also supports more layouts.
But yeah, not much difference except something that some keyboard modders care about :)
Also in the US the stock for the 60he is empty, so you only have the option to choose the 60he+ now
Do it
even if it's just to satisfy the people that do direct comparisons
As you know, big numbers good for comparing
wait true 8k polling would be a step over
false 8k polling?
Yeah. 8KHz polling big brands use is 8KHz polling but only 2-4KHz scanning. So itās quite useless. The 80HE will have 8KHz polling AND scanning. š
The mcu on the current arm boards doesnāt support USB HS needed for 8khz polling
Ah, so it's either a new USB controller being employed or an entirely new MCU.
It would seem so as I donāt recall seeing a separate usb controller on the current arm boards - but I might be wrong here as I only really googled the mcu itself to see its capabilities so I might have overlooked some chip, I however woudlnt expect there to currently be a separate usb chip.
ayyy
Wooting about to do a pro gamer move ig
Yeah
This is a different MCU and it also requires an external USB Transceiver (it's not built in).
Ah
Which implies zero chances for us poor new 60HE possessors to ever receive any kind of "upgrade" emitter/receiver, right? 
Correct.
If it matters a lot to you, you could always sell your 60HE and get a 80HE.
Nah, the 60 form factor matters to me above everything else. Also unlike mice, the 8k on keyboards seemed to make next to zero difference whatsoever.
still atmelļ¼
I canāt speak for the upcoming one, but the arm mcu on 60he and two he was not atmel