CoifStorm

Vessel username: CoifStorm Links to your two favorite videos on our Vessel page that you watched and liked: - "5K Nvidia GeForce Titan X SLI Performance Benchmark" (https://www.vessel.com/videos/JemZ8O7Hy) - "Thrustmaster Warthog A10C - The best H.O.T.A.S. out there?" (https://www.vessel.com/videos/Yj4PbcgKj) Twitter share: - 5K Titan X SLI Benchmarks (https://twitter.com/CoifStorm/status/580590413913919488) - Warthog A10C H.O.T.A.S. (https://twitter.com/CoifStorm/status/580587819325849600) - vessel.com/LinusTech (https://twitter.com/CoifStorm/status/580590844857716736) Google+ share: - 5K Titan X SLI Benchmarks (https://plus.google.com/107656627163280016417/posts/7gAEdGeKLji) - Warthog A10C H.O.T.A.S. (https://plus.google.com/107656627163280016417/posts/gVGrT6mWcWL) - vessel.com/LinusTech (https://plus.google.com/107656627163280016417/posts/3G2ErNdgHua)

MURICA!

THEY'RE ONTO ME

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sniff them/10

Not going to lie, I would've deleted the topic by now if I could. While I would still like the concept to become a reality, I know it won't. I've enjoyed getting destroyed by all of you and I hope it can happen again soon. Time to change the topic name in hopes that a moderator/admin will delete it. XOXO Gossip Girl

I certainly am looking at this from a gamer's point of view - perhaps it'd work well with Corsair Gaming's keyboard product range. I explained why I didn't want a keyboard without a number pad. - numpad still has a purpose, especially in ARMA - I want something fixed to the actual keyboard, not just loosely moving around - I want it to be mechanical and backlit And in reply to all replies: I'm not saying that right-side numpad is obsolete and stupid, I'm just saying that perhaps left-side numpad might be a market that keyboard manufacturers should consider. Also, I tagged it as a rant. Always expect at least a little bit of stupidity when anything is tagged/titled as a rant. I don't see how having the same hardware inside a keyboard but having the numpad on the left side won't be as compatible as right-side numpads. A bonus to having the numpad on the left side is more possible macros - on top of any possible dedicated macro keys.

I'm not exactly a fanboy but I'd rather give my money to Corsair and ASUS before I give it to Gigabyte; or at least that was my mindset; Gigabyte may be slowly winning me over. I have been thinking lately about getting a new keyboard. While thinking about what to get, I've been considering an 80% keyboard - I'm used to 100%. My main reason for considering 80% is because I would like my WASD to be closer to my mouse. Then I questioned something... why do keyboards have the numpad on the right side? How is it practical with mice? Especially for gamers and people who use computers for hours on-end, a numpad on the right is impractical and annoying. What modern-day benefit is there to having the numpad on the right? The bigger-company keyboards I know of with the concept: Gigabyte AORUS Thunder K7 (2014) Microsoft Sidewinder X6 (2008) When using a spreadsheet program such as Excel or Google Spreadsheets, people who use the numpad tend to use the mouse in their right hand and have their left arm stretched across the keyboard to use the numpad. Imagine this with the numpad on the left side -- left hand moves far less in comparison (from home keys). When gaming, the numpad is never really used -- other than ARMA series and perhaps using benchmarking/recording software (which will work as equally fine on the other side of the board). It would probably be best to keep the arrow keys and home/delete/end etc. on the right hand side for reasons such as: - with numpad on left, each hand gets an even amount of 'extra' keys (especially when typing) - delete is used as commonly as backspace so close proximity is a good idea - some games use WASD and arrow keys together and it's best to keep WASD for the left hand Either way, I just thought that I should post this and offer some ideas that might hopefully come into effect one day. I see it as not only a possible new market but also as a marketing attraction.

My favourite thing about the LG G3 is that it skiddly-bops all over my ancient Nokia Lumia 710.