Why You Want A Hall Effect Keyboard For Gaming
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- Опубликовано: 9 сен 2024
- There is tons of hype around hall effect switches, rapid trigger, and tons of different improvements coming to the keyboard space. But is this really a must needed feature everyone should try out? Will it improve your gaming experience at all? In this video, we delve into this question with our test subjects, the Boyi 66pro and the Keydous NJ80-CP, both equipped with hall effect magnetic switches. Whether you're a competitive gamer or a casual enthusiast, hall effect keyboards offer a new level of responsiveness.
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Amazing video! I was incredibly surprised when I saw you only had
@@Remster624 I’m hoping I get to try that here soon!
Theres a bit of misinfo here. Yes the polling rate can be usually anywhere from 1,000Hz up to 8,000Hz which is the highest polling rate on USB 2.0 (the version of USB for 99.99% of peripherals). I'm not 100% sure if USB 3 can go higher than 8k, some geekhack forums say 24k polling but im not sure, since no one else really talks about this.
This is more of a USB thing as polling is defined from how often the the PC and the keyboard do 2 way handshakes for information, PC to kb asking for if the kb has info, kb to pc saying "here's what I got".
Scan rate however is a different beast. if you plop the same MCU that gets 8,000Hz scanning on a full sized MECHANICAL keyboard, odds are you will only get a scan rate of probably 1,000Hz on a HALL EFFECT keyboard due to the sheer complexity of the inputs.
Scan rate is the amount of times the MCU (the processor on the keyboard) SCANS the whole keyboard, all of the keys and their states. Most HE kbs only get 1k polling and 1k scan, but even boards like the K70 MAX by corsair fall victim to using a Mechanical KB AXON MCU meaning its polling rate will be 8k but its scan rate only 1k, therefore you do not reap the benefits of 8k (aka kind of a scam, KIND OF because it is 8k polling but only 1k scanning in performance which was never advertised). You only reap the benefits of 8k polling if the scan rate nearly matches or preferably matches or exceeds the USB polling rate.
Lastly, firmware, software, component quality, PCBA latency, cable quality for signal integrity and adequate power delivery, and overall device latency are super important for the overall quality and latency and readings for them to be FAST and STABLE. Wooting is coming with their 80HE (Compact TKL, between TKL and exploded 75%), promised to have "TRUE 8K" meaning a custom MCU enabling 8k polling and 8k scanning, here's to hoping all the waiting pays off! HE kbs are not very power efficient and will drain much faster than traditional mechanicals IF WIRELESS.
Hope this helps, there is a database by eyejoker, which has a bunch of peripherals on there but its in korean so for anyone who speaks english, make sure to change the language of the webpage. Please if I made a mistake, sorry, and correct it here in the replies, I would love to learn more.
Great video!
Please stop making PCs with the new gen failing Intel cpus
@@SomeRandomperson9 We pretty much have lol...
Great work, thank you!
I was forced to watch this by your poll
@@thatch1llb4kon69 🫡 doing your duty
great keyboard! Can you do one of Ajazz Hall Effect keyboard? Its the AK820 Max with Magnetic Switches
@@koreandude I could probably get my hands on one
HE keyboards are hands down better than any other switch option.
The first HE keyboard was 1968.
K70 MAX goes for 150 because no one likes full sized apparently.
I think I’m going to have to build a Hall effect keyboard I actually I like 🤔
@@LuckyStrikeTech
The longer you use HE the easier it is to tell the difference. Also, the ability to have a game sensitivity and a productivity sensitivity setting isn't something my cherry MX or Gateron can hold a candle to.
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Can you do a latency test with the Boyi 66 pro?
@@Mehj_ I haven’t found a good way of doing latency tests without fancy equipment.
Was lookin some options of HE keyboards which one should I pick? MU68 or Drunkdeer G65
The MU 68 doesn’t list anything about their switches, but I like aluminum boards but I hate those keycaps. The drunk deer 65 looks like it has some pretty good switches and key caps, but no aluminum board.
If I had to pick, mu68 and swap out the keycaps.
Also make sure the switches are south facing!
@@LuckyStrikeTech what u recommend from ali that is around 120 dollars? If u have some options
Su68, su75(not release), zero75
Is the boyi 66pro a good he keyboard i have been thinking about it
I liked it! But had some issues.
Really really really dislike the way to don your cap, it makes your head look like an egg. You can wear any other kind of hat man.
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It really does. He doesn't like his bald head. I can tell 😂 poor fella
@lieslikelove hey now. It all depends if I had time to shave it that day. Which 9/10 times I don’t.