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usb or ps2?

Andrew0472
By Andrew0472
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hey guys im getting my steelseries 6g keyboard today and was wondering should I use the ps2 port adapter or just the usb?

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ps2 does not need drivers. I think...

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PS2 IF YOU ARE DA HARDCORE PC GAMER

basically you get n-key rollover with no latency issues using PS2, so I guess use that, USB is perfectly fine

i guess if i use ps2 ill save a usb slot. May as well just use ps2

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there is almost no difference, just get which keyboard you want. usb sometimes has issues inside the BIOS

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