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By Frank Brown
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I usually type around 50 WPM when copying something, when I'm typing something in my mind, It's more like 65-75

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I hit 97 adjusted to 92.

 

(I also capitalize my letters using the hit caps lock twice method versus shift)

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70WPM.

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trust me, there are exactly 70

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56 WPM

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I am surprised I am one of the fastest, despite not using the home row method.

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I am surprised I am one of the fastest, despite not using the home row method.

What do you mean? like do your fingers rest on the bottom/top row or do you use an alt layout like dovrak?

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60 WPM.

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Pretty fast

 

To be exact, 102 WPM. On some corsair membrane keyboard. On this specific test it's 92 WPM. I also type a lot faster when typing things that I'm thinking of in my mind or writing down, but I think that's the same with everyone.

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62WPM, 2 errors, 60WPM adjusted

 

This was on a membrane keyboard. I noticed I was slowing down quite a bit typing Aesop...

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sigh. just done my nails. hence the errors. 

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I usually average between 80-100.  This is on my Ducky One with MX Greens.

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I feel like I can type faster if I'm not reading something but thats still pretty good none the less. Using a black widow ultimate (before you kill me its the 2013 edition with cherry mx blues, I wanted green leds)

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Not my best xD

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LAME

I think I got slower over time.

This was what I did back in Oct. 2014:

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I doubt a better keyboard would help me out, but my K120 probably isn't doing me many favors either tbh

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