Gold-crosspoint contacts, gold-plated contact closures, and pressure-resistant metal alloy springs give every gamer a competitive advantage.Ĭherry MX Blue switches are a great choice if you want comfort and speed. hope this would work, i set up a fan with my keyboard in front of it so that it would dry up the next day i use it.After 20 years of pushing the limits of innovation, Corsair Gaming takes the power of Cherry MX German engineering one step further.īuilt in Germany and used by the pros, Cherry MX gaming key switches feature the world’s leading mechanical switch technology. certain keys turned into mint green and can't turn it off unless i unplugged it. my /, number 2 on the numpad and certain keys doesn't turn off because i have my keyboard lights set up on purple. Same thing happened to me, my keyboard is razer blackwidow elite. Im kinda freaking out that i just threw away 150$ I then plugged it in 15 minutes later, like a moron. and it turned on the all white profile with the pink keys like i was mentioning earlier, then it was switching between the white keys, and the factory profile, and some of the f keys were flickering when it went to the factory profile.ĭid something short out really bad and im screwed? or will it dry out? ( i had it on all white at the time) at the same time, 6 and 7 were being registered intermittently without me touching them. I spilled just a little bit of water on my strafe rgb with blue switches, at the time i thought it was so little that nothing would hurt, so i left it plugged in, out of nowhere, the escape key, and numbers 2 - 7 went pink.
I've already learned the lesson the hard way, you don't need to do the same. It makes me even sadder to see people make the same mistakes I did and shrug them off as a one-off thing that will never happen again exactly the way I did. It just pains me to see people doing the things I used to do. I used to use a wooden chair as a sort of mini-desk where I kept my laptop or drink/food. I have still spilled stuff (you know, carbonated drinks are a pain like that) but the worst that it has done is get a few droplets on the side of my computer case. Nowadays, I keep my drinks on an empty shelf next to me.
I have also had to wash my mousepads because of spills. I have ruined at least 2 keyboards by spilling stuff on my desk I knocked over a soda glass I had on my desk, some of it managed to make its way to my keyboards and ruined them. Yes, it's not a question of if you make a mistake but when you make the mistake. Well, I hope you learned something from this.
I forgot to put the cap back on my bottle of water, everyone makes mistakes. I didn't see a drop of water when I was done. I don't think I was clear enough as to what happened, I barely spilled any at all. I more or less just knocked and shook the bottle, and I immediately started pulling the keycaps and dabbing the few TINY drops that were there.
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The keyboard might feel like the most solid thing on the planet and something that you could use to beat someone to death with, but inside it's full of extremely delicate, extremely tightly packed electronics. You know that water conducts electricity, right? Best case scenario, the issues you were seeing were caused by the water temporarily messing shit up in the keyboard. Making any one of these mistakes is already bad enough.īut yes, they don't tell you to unplug it without a reason. Honestly, you're looking at 3 mistakes being made here: 1. Well, until you dry it out and see what happens, that's not really a question you should be asking.
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