StressedOutCat

I have Razer Orbweaver and I use that for playing games on the PC Desktop, I don't use my main keyboard for anything else than typing.

I have tried the G13 keyboard but didn't like it since the switches are not mechanical
on the Razer Orbweaver and Razer Tartarus (smaller brother) the keys switches are mechanical and have a much nicer feel.

I am still not sure if he gave the nimble america organization money with full realization of what they stood for.. or if he was just being naive.
the guy might have some conservative views but not sure if that makes him a bad person as everyone makes him out to be.

I mainly use headphone, as got use to getting the clear sound directly to my ears with as little distortion or interruptions from the outside word.

I use a Creative Labs X7 Limited Ed, which connects to the PC, TV, consoles, mobile phones and tablet (including my Vita over Bluetooth). I like it for its sound quality and the ability to mix without the need of additional hardware.
this allows me to listen to all devices using one pair of headphones.

@agenta: thanks, I would definitely recommend the FC660C if you want a 60%, if you want tenkeyless or full keyboard I recommend the Realforce made by Topre.

So this is my setup.

I have Razer Deathadder mouse (which is a gaming mouse)
also have a Leopold FC660C for typing (Topre switches have the best feel I find for typing)
and Razer Obweaver keypad for gaming

I am looking to build AMD Ryzen system with AMD RX500 series video-card (when released) in a mini-itx case.

however I have not seen an X370 mini-ITX motherboard announced by any of the major manufacturers plus the RX500 series cards are also no way near release yet

but competition is good, and if the rumors are true about the specs that CPU will have comparable performance to i7-6900K at a way lower price point then this thing will sell.

As to comparing to a i7-7700K, keep in mind those are actually more laptop style CPU's since it has integrated graphics portion which in the case of PC gaming is not very beneficial since you probably have a dedicated video-card that is way more powerful and better suited to run games than whats the CPU will be able to provide.

Ryzen and the i7-6900k are more server based CPU, having no integrated graphics but instead having more cores and bigger cache on them instead, which if games support multi-threading then you should see increase performance on those games. I think the i7-7700k is probably still better on the comparison charts for single-threaded operation but not that you will ever notice the minor performance increase in a game, as most games these days don't really use all the power the CPU has either even when it comes to single-threaded operation, the games that do tax the CPU to its potential are all multi threaded already.

pong. cause there was nothing else!

should work fine with crossfire.

the thing you will run into more is that not all games use or support crossfire/sli support
or the game actually runs worse in crossfire/sli mode.

Game looks great and sounds awesome, just find all the weapons not fun to use.
they all either lack punch or just way to much recoil for the lack of damage they inflict on a per shot basis.

perhaps harcore mode will be better, but so far I am not really enjoying my time with any of the guns in this game

Voted, great set!