TitanGamer

I'm not in a hurry to rush so it is about the keyboard, not the time (as I will be getting it for christmas) I like the brighter led's and usb passthrough, but it is made of plastic and has no volume control. Thoughts?

What is it's build quality like? Should I get the green or orange switches? Are the green switches or mx blues quieter?

Anything to consider between k95 and k70? I found the k95 for cheaper on amazon than the k70. Does it feel cheap with the plastic for the macros? THIS IS RGB VERSION

I would either get razer orange or cherry browns

Should i get the k70 or the blackwidow, I don't care about how razer isn't letting us save more money. I just care about having a good first mechanical keyboard. I don't care about 'real' switches. with the new update to razer synapse it is making me consider the chroma more.

h81 chipset pentium g3258 crap case, crap power supply, crap performance, forget any sort of gpu.

Is the software easier to use as time has passed? Does it have pre made lighting effects?

UBUNTU!!! you just can't use razer products with linux though...

I have never owned a mechanical keyboard before. Would I be upset?

What is wrong with the razer switches, everyone is saying they suck it seems like, when I have a friend that really likes them. Give reasons why they are bad or good, thanks!

idk, people are telling me not even to get a razer keyboard because it used chinese switches. I don't see why all the hate, but I am at crossroads

Just update to windows 10?

I know I have been told to go with the strafe keyboard instead of the blackwidow ultimate, but then I realized," I probably will never get a new keyboard after a few years" So I decided to get the blackwidow chroma. But, which key switch should I use? Would the green switch be too annoying? Or would the orange switch even have any sound? Any other factors that I should consider?

Should I wait for the blue switches in the strafe or go for the browns?

Dude that sucks, I would try to make sure the ram modules are in correctly. Or troubleshoot using the beeps that come from the motherboard.