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MrAkisGr
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CoolerMaster Quickfire XT or SteelSeries 6Gv2

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I guess the CoolerMaster one.

 

But theres many, much better mech keyboards out there...

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From what I can recall, the Steelseries board ONLY comes in Cherry MX Black - which are nice switches, but they are quite heavy and are linear (no bump).

 

You will have more choice in switches with the Coolermaster option.

 

Coming from experience, both brands are awesome. I have owned a Coolermaster board before, and currently have a Steelseries 6Gv2 in stock that I have painted Gunmetal Grey :)

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CoolerMaster Quickfire XT or SteelSeries 6Gv2

The Cooler Master if you want some sort of switches that aren't Cherry MX Blacks. Check out the keyswitch guide link in my signature to see what switch you want.

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I love the mx black switches

So which one i should buy

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