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Best cherry switches for typing & light gaming?

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What's the best cherry switches for typing and light gaming (minecraft) that's also QUITE?

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IMO browns (if you want tactile feedback, with o rings its not THAT loud)

 

blacks and reds are also good as they are linear and do not click

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brown my love

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Seems like you need Browns.

 

Quiet keys, but they have a tactile bump so you can feel the clicky clicks. G710+ and Corsair K70 are great boards with these keyswitches.

 

clicky clicks

 

Blues are clickier but very loud

 

Reds aren't clicky. They're the bastard keys.

Git Gud.

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Browns or you can do modded whites. I have whites with blue springs and an o ring mod on my DAS. It is one of my work boards and is nearly as quiet as membrane. 

Ironically I also have a extremely loud ALPS board at my work to. Ergo Clears are also good. (Clear with red spring).

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