#60HE 8kHz not currently in the works
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When the 60 HE preorder was happening, you could choose to get it earlier with the current (at the time) processor, or wait a couple of months for the arm32 instead which would facilitate "future upgradeability"
I can go look for the exact wording, hold on
Oh that change
That was not for 8k, that was because A) the AVR chips were not able to be sourced and b) the ARM chips can do more calculations like layered RGB effects, and have more advanced key configurations
Oh, at the time I felt there was more substantial future support, but I guess I misunderstood
and uhhhh, you can't just firmware update to overcome a physical limitation
back when the 60HE was designed anything above 1khz was not even a consideration
It wasn't necessarily a physical limitation
well, the chip selected sets limits
Yes, but I don't know the entire firmware, so I don't know those limits. So I asked
Totally fair question, but at this point in time we have not announced any plans or intentions to upgrade the 60HE to 8k, neither current units or future productions.
Any further latency improvements/gains below the 1ms, is negligible. There is far more to gain from features such as Rapid Trigger, which reduces latency from key press travel.
Found the relevant update, it was implied this wouldn't happen. So my bad for misunderstanding
I absolutely stand by this quote.
We are doing 8k polling on the 80HE because we are also doing 8k scanning, and we want to set the industry standard that those should match and both be considered.
If we didn't do so, then our competitors could parade around 8k polling without the firmware to back it up and then it's just marketing fluff
60HE 8kHz not happening
lol
60HE 8kHz not currently in the works
i believe in 8khz wooting one
Just figured for posterity, going to assume the question is gonna come up a bunch of times
Indeed
Is the MCU for the 80HE substantially different? I haven't kept up with it as much, since I don't love the form factor. I'm asking whether technically there could be modded firmware that could do it, just in pure (cycles per key * cpu speed * keys)/0.125ms
it's a different chip we dont know which one it is yet
I have no clue but I'd imagine it's really down to what's available to the chip so you couldn't really just "mod" it
besides it's not like the f/w is public so you'd have to just write your own, from scratch
I don't remember the 60he chip but if I remember correctly that one just can't to 8khz hardware side
The MCU is different from the 60HE, but as far as I'm aware we have no intention of sharing which MCU is being used until the product delivers to customers.
Fair, I won't push, thanks for answering in good faith : )
the one in the 60HE is the GD32F303 (?)
you can go look up spec sheets and stuff if you're interested
the manual got 800+ pages
better get reading 
It's a lot of diagrams, so it's basically a picture book ;)
nice
