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Will 0.2 dampen the bottoming out enough?

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So im planning to order some O-rings online for my Corsair Vengeance K70 with Cherry MX Blue switches. I got it mainly for the 'click' sound, but bottoming out the keys makes a pretty bad sound, especially through skype calls. So I want to get O-rings that will dampen the bottoming out sound, but keep that click that makes people turned on-I mean happy-what?

 

I can't seem to find the datasheets for Cherry MX online, so I think I'll just ask here.

What size (and if possible a link would save my life) O-Rings should I get? If you provide I link, that'll be helpful, but please to something like Amazon or WASD, not some 'joes rockin website, dood'

 

I need a set for a full keyboard with numpad.

I won't be doing the spacebar or the shift keys because, to be honest im not comfortable with ones where there's a stabilizer, because, I don't wanna mess up this keyboard.

 

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0.4mm are the thickest you can get I have 0.2mm on my K90, I spent 10$ for 150 of them.


http://www.amazon.com/Cherry-Rubber-O-Ring-Switch-Dampeners/dp/B00AZQ2OF8/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&qid=1425431923&sr=8-5&keywords=o-ring

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So im planning to order some O-rings online for my Corsair Vengeance K70 with Cherry MX Blue switches. I got it mainly for the 'click' sound, but bottoming out the keys makes a pretty bad sound, especially through skype calls. So I want to get O-rings that will dampen the bottoming out sound, but keep that click that makes people turned on-I mean happy-what?

 

I can't seem to find the datasheets for Cherry MX online, so I think I'll just ask here.

What size (and if possible a link would save my life) O-Rings should I get? If you provide I link, that'll be helpful, but please to something like Amazon or WASD, not some 'joes rockin website, dood'

 

I need a set for a full keyboard with numpad.

I won't be doing the spacebar or the shift keys because, to be honest im not comfortable with ones where there's a stabilizer, because, I don't wanna mess up this keyboard.

 

Thanks, Internet

 

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40mm IIRC

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0.4mm are the thickest you can get I have 0.2mm on my K90, I spent 10$ for 150 of them.

http://www.amazon.com/Cherry-Rubber-O-Ring-Switch-Dampeners/dp/B00AZQ2OF8/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&qid=1425431923&sr=8-5&keywords=o-ring

Will 0.2 dampen the bottoming out enough?

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40mm IIRC

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Will 0.2 dampen the bottoming out enough?

Yes it will 

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Yes it will 

Alright, everybody-

Im goin' with tha .2

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