maiden skiff
i think i have the v2 og, is this the one with the screw in stabs?
video showcases the problem, the keyboard is always experiencing input for some reason even if there isn't any.
even if i hold the key down a bit, the actuation in mm doesn't stay, it jumps around, so this means i can keep the key held at the 1.2mm actuation point in my case and it will begin to spam keypresses
sullen rockBOT
i think i have the v2 og, is this the one with the screw in stabs?
video showca...
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maiden skiff
i am NOT this shaky lmfao
happpens on every key
and you can see when i hit the actuation of 1.2mm here it spams the kkkkkkeyypress
this makes my gaming profile unuseable
i am uusing gateron jade switches, which i have selected in the switch selector, but i dont think this is rellated to the issue as i can set it back kto the lekker or whatever is default and the issue still occurs
debounce filter iss off,, but is not related to this issue, i can toggle thaat on and off without it affecting the bug
sullen fern
Have you tried replugging the keyboard?
sullen fern
You never mentioned it :)
How's the keyboard connected to your PC?
lofty monolith
Apperantly we all have the same issue
maiden skiff
You never mentioned it :)
How's the keyboard connected to your PC?
directly into a USB3 port on the back
sullen fern
Apperantly we all have the same issue
Who's "we all", please don't jump in threads like this
sullen fern
directly into a USB3 port on the back
Using the included cable?
maiden skiff
oh you're right i haven't tried the included cable, but i am using a cable that has been working without this probllem for over 1.5 years now
give me one moment let me test
lofty monolith
I bought new aftermarket cable today,it is stable for now
maiden skiff
actually i just tried the one usb2 port on my pc and it works now? thats weird
hmm wtf
lofty monolith
I think bcs un/repluging keyboard resets it.For me,the problem keeps coming back after some time.
sullen fern
actually i just tried the one usb2 port on my pc and it works now? thats weird
It can happen if that port is on a busy USB controller, maybe your high polling rate mouse and keyboard are using the same controller?
maiden skiff
hmm, my mouse isi 8khz capable but im onnly runnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnningn it at 1khz (just checked alsso)
official cable shows same symptoms
sullen fern
official cable shows same symptoms
Even when plugged into USB 2.0 port?
maiden skiff
i just switched the port my mouse dongle and keyboard were connected to, that fixed it
now im unsure whether that port on my motherboard is just cursed
and i hope my mouse is ok then but not sure how to test that
maiden skiff
Even when plugged into USB 2.0 port?
no, usb2 port was fine weirdly enough
oh and i just found out its specific to tachyon mode
usb2, tachyon mode on / off - works
usb3 og port, tachyon mode on - doesn't work
usb3 og port, tachyon mode off - works
usb3 swapped with mouse dongle, tachyon mode on - works
sullen fern
So your keyboard wasn't getting stable power, likely because you had the mouse and the keyboard on the same USB controller, and when you plugged it into a USB 2.0 port (different controller) that seems to fix the issue.
maiden skiff
thats my motherboard manual, i had it connected to both ports in 8 which both had the problem, 6 is the usb2 which worked, 9 was the usb3 which worked, assuming its wired directly to the cpu then or something
maiden skiff
So your keyboard wasn't getting stable power, likely because you had the mouse a...
yea, well its fixed now, but im not sure how to test if my mouse will also start having problems like these, i hope not since i have a lot of its battery draining features off
the ones which offer more "performance" but are so marginal its not worth quartering your battery life over
sullen fern
yea, well its fixed now, but im not sure how to test if my mouse will also start...
Enable 8k polling rate and move the mouse, if you don't notice any issues then you're good
