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Why only spend 110$, anyway get a ssd then a coolermaster kb

I might spend 170$ not sure yet though, but mainly because I need to money to live, and I work part-time with 80$ every 2 weeks. The only reason why I'm buying this is because I got money for my birthday...

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I decided too put my buget to 170$, and this falls at 172$, would this be a good combo?

I know its only 64gb but its only too put Windows on it...

That should be fine. 

 

w8 is only 20gb~, so that still leave about 35 gb for commonly used programs--chrome, photoshop if you use it, etc... 

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Like I said I only want to spend 110$ and I would only use the SSD to put Windows 8 and BF4...

wow i just looked at canadian SSD pricing. 130 CAD for a 240GB,  where i live u can get one like that for 90 euros.

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yes, mechanical isnt as great as everybody tells you it is

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I might spend 170$ not sure yet though, but mainly because I need to money to live, and I work part-time with 80$ every 2 weeks. The only reason why I'm buying this is because I got money for my birthday...

what kind of a switch do you want

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wow i just looked at canadian SSD pricing. 130 CAD for a 240GB,  where i live u can get one like that for 90 euros.

thats worth about the same

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yes, mechanical isnt as great as everybody tells you it is

How much of a upgrade is this from my current keyboard?

This one isn't mech and its allot cheaper.

http://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16823816018&cm_re=k30-_-23-816-018-_-Product

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SSD, but you should get a 180GB or a 240GB one, because prices have come down quite a bit and 120GB isn't too much space. Never actually tested a mechanical keyboard, but for me, a membrane keyboard is absolutely perfect, no problems whatsoever.

 

 

 

How much of a upgrade is this from my current keyboard?

This one isn't mech and its allot cheaper.

http://www.newegg.ca...6-018-_-Product

 

Well, you can get a cheaper SSD and that keyboard as well  :D

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So I have 240$ ATM but I can only spend about 110 of it.

At the moment I'm using a Acer membrane KB that came with a old Pre-Built. My computer also doesn't have a SSD and my HDD a 7200RPM Caviar Blue so its not that bad, but I think I might of shortened its life span by not being gentle when taking it out of its bay.

I'm looking at buying either the K65 or QuickFire Rapid by CM Storm, Or the 120GB PNY XLR8 SSD by PNY.

What would you guys buy, and what do you think is more important?

 

Would say that it proberly depends.. If your competitive in your gaming, and you really hate your keyboard, you MAY want to TRY a new kb.. mechanical keyboards are nice once you get used to them, though that's personal preferance.

I would go with the SSD personally, I have both a mech kb and an SSD - and the benefits i get from the kb gets heavily outwaighed by the SSD :)

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How much of a upgrade is this from my current keyboard?

This one isn't mech and its allot cheaper.

http://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16823816018&cm_re=k30-_-23-816-018-_-Product

not that much, just a bit. i dont think it will improve your experience by a lot

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How much of a upgrade is this from my current keyboard?

This one isn't mech and its allot cheaper.

http://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16823816018&cm_re=k30-_-23-816-018-_-Product

mechanical is nice, but its not sooo much better. The only reason I got a mech keyboard (cooler master quick fire rapid) was because I wanted a ten-keyless keyboard, and thats hard to come buy with non mech-boards. 

 

You could also consider the Logitech G105--about the same as the K30 just a bit cheaper. 

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SSD, but you should get a 180GB or a 240GB one, because prices have come down quite a bit and 120GB isn't too much space. Never actually tested a mechanical keyboard, but for me, a membrane keyboard is absolutely perfect, no problems whatsoever.

That's until you spill something in it :blush:

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That's until you spill something in it  :blush:

They're so cheap these days that it's really not a big problem, but I did have membrane keyboard with water and other stuff in, working without any problems..

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They're so cheap these days that it's really not a big problem, but I did have membrane keyboard with water and other stuff in, working without any problems..

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Ill sell you a 256 gb sandisk ssd for cheap... brand new

Its all looks these days

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Does that even have .5 mm of key travel?

Honestly don't know but it feels pretty bad.

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Ill sell you a 256 gb sandisk ssd for cheap... brand new

How much?

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Does that even have .5 mm of key travel?

Short travel distance is great :o 

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SSD will make your computing experience soooo much better. Get the SSD, seriously. 

 

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How much?

Around  a 100$ I guess??? idk how much you think fair?

Its all looks these days

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go for the ssd...

im still using a decade old compaq keyboard...

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Yeah I was planning on getting just that but I might go with the K65 on NewEgg because its the same price and I think I like it better.

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Around  a 100$ I guess??? idk how much you think fair?

100$ sounds fair but I don't really need a 240GB SSD when I can get a 120GB for 69$ and still get a nice KB.

Thanks anyway though

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