TheMusicalPALADIN

idk then man. you might have done something to the space bar's section of the pcb

the g903 isnt worth the money in my opinon besides the extra feature you are paying more for is useless unless you also buy the expensive mouse pad

did you already pick out a mouse?

theres also only 4 reviews of it, which isnt a good sign, and one of them is a 1 star

if this is the one you are talking about.... in my opinion that is a pretty fishy buy instead of having a solid and durable attached cable, its a micro usb cable going between the computer and keyboard. honestly havent seen that before in a GAMING oriented keyboard, where you would think durability should be a focus point. Have you seen any reviews on it?

you might want to take a look at MSI's website -> products -> monitors

mouse audio output -Sennheiser GSX 1000 or a later version of it and I would recommend the Sennheiser HD 280 Pro's with a modmic as an all around set of headphones, perfect listening experience in my opinion dont really have a keyboard recommendation because I only have a laptop but hope i helped out in time

if its not too late, I made an extensive reply to a post like yours that might help here it is

textured space bar - yes, looks like this aux output port - no, not mention in the features, and no picture of the backside of the keyboard near where the main cable is, where I would expect it to be found ALSO you should note that I did not see a Cherry MX blue switch version of the non platinum K95

you can listen to the exact sound the you are hearing at high bass buzzing - can either be software or hardware rattling/vibrating - almost always the source is found in the earcups and is physical, like the fabric is out of shape or loose and only makes noise at those high bass outputs static - I found that on my old laptop, whenever I was listening to music from the laptop and charging the portable AMP/DAC(FiiO E18 Kunlun) from a port on the laptop that it would produce a static noise in the background

i left no recommendation for "no overclocking" as a joke who the hell doesnt overclock their CPU and posts on the LTT forums

try using the original switch type the keyboard came with, but only for the space bar, and see if you still have the same problem

forgot to say that i have had this mouse for about 3 years, and it still performing EXACTLY the same as when I first bought it, and havent had to replace any of the feet. very strong and reliable build

i just finished putting together a very strong recommendation for my daily driver for another post like yours check it out here <---

If you are still looking for a mouse, I can VERY STRONGLY recommend the Logitech G900 Chaos Spectrum I use the same style grip as you, and this mouse is VERY comfortable and light, and the "less subtle" clicking you asked for is definitely a feature as well, since it uses a different architecture than normal for main mouse buttons both wired and wireless modes have a 1ms latency it is UNBELIEVABLY good, the battery life is insane, 32 hours on full charge, with lighting off mind you, doesn't really make a huge difference anyways the software for configuring it is also very easy to use, you can see it at the bottom of my post. I took several so you can extensively see the software you would be using before buying the mouse. the software is free by the way and its name is Logitech Gaming Software Hope my post really helps you out in your decision, this might just the the last gaming mouse I ever buy! here are some very in depth videos covering this mouse from LTT this will be from the viewpoint of someone who has YEARS of experience with FPS games, and the G900 will be compared to several other mice