are blue switches good for osu?
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If you're thinking to get blue switches for your keyboard (mosy budget boards come with blue switches but check to make sure) MAINLY for osu! You might have to change them as blue switches are known for being distracting and 20g heavier than reds. Most people avoid blue switches as they are bad to play with.
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Cherry MX Blues are "clicky" switches, meaning they make audible clicking noises every time you depress them, like typewriters of old. ... Like Reds, Cherry MX Speeds are linear switches that require 45 g of actuation force. Unlike Reds, though, they travel only 1.2 mm rather than the standard 2 mm.
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Logitech is launching a new keyboard called the G512 that features a new switch called the GX Blue. The switch is designed for mechanical keyboard users who want a sort of audible “click” feedback during actuation on the keyboard. It's a sort of middle ground between Logitech's tactile and near-silent linear switches.
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Razer calls the Razer BlackWidow Ultimate a mechanical keyboard for gamers, though the features it offers will also benefit typists as well. The Cherry MX Blue mechanical switches are among the best for typing, rated for over 60 million keystrokes.
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Cherry linear switches: Cherry MX Red- the most popular mechanical switch. Red switches aren't clicky and don't offer tactile feedback, making them quieter than other alternatives. Red's are also very light, requiring just 0.45 N of force to actuate.
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One of the joys of the mechanical keyboard is the satisfying "clack clack" sound it makes. Of course, "satisfying" to you can be "irritating" for others. The Cherry MX Blue switch is the loudest and "clickiest" of the three major switches, while the Red is the quietest.
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A lighter keyswitch with noticeable tactile and audible feedback. Excellent for typing, but also the switch of choice for some gamers.
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a mechanical keyboard which calls out "cherry mx blue switches" will have the exact same feel as another keyboard with the same switches provided of course you factor in any anomolies like L shaped enter keys, different placement of switches under the spacebar, differing key height/angle and different key spacing.
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Cherry MX Brown. Recommended for: A good blend of typing and gaming. Cherry MX Brown is widely considered to be the best “middle-ground” switch. Its tactile bump, silent travel, and medium actuation force makes it a versatile switch.
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Osu is a fun thing to do on the side during a game break or as a warmup/cooldown. Just know that the time you spend improving your aim in osu for a particular game will not make you as good as if you spent that equivalent time in the game you want to play.
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Cherry MX Speed (Silver) Switches Emerge. ... These are Cherry's new MX Speed switches that are designed to let you click and clack even faster than ever before. Simply, it appears that the actuation point on these linear switches is shorter than on Cherry MX Reds--1.2mm compared to 2mm, respectively.
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Older than 2 years? Switches should be a 5-10 year purchase. If you bought gigabit switches 8 years ago, there's probably no reason to replace them unless you are moving to 10GB, and even then you are probably doing it only on the Servers.
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Cherry MX Blue specially for typing, tactile and have sound plus back pressure. Feel a little slow. Cherry MX Red almost without sound, more smooth and faster. Suitable for gaming.
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Toxtricity is definitely better as it has amazing wallbreaking potential with Boomburst and Overdrive. Boltund will probably be good in NU or PU because it has a great speed tier (121) and has decent enough coverage despite lacking Ice Fang, but it's far too weak to be viable in OU or UU.
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Best Overall Quiet Mechanical Keyboard For your best overall-use quiet mechanical keyboard, the Fnatic miniSTREAK MX Silent Red keyboard is hard to beat. The Cherry MX Silent Red switches offer a top-of-the-line linear gaming switch with a not-too-hard-not-too-soft actuation weight.
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The Logitech G Pro is an excellent gaming keyboard. It has proprietary blue switches, which are very clicky and feel a bit heavier than some others due to the bump before the actuation point. Nevertheless, the keyboard feels responsive and has a low pre-travel distance. It's also full-RGB and is very well-built.
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There's no getting around the fact that Cherry MX Blues are not designed to be quiet. Because of the level of tactile feedback the Cherry Blue's afford, it is very intentional that they make the sound they make. If quiet is your priority, Silent Reds (or Cherry MX Pink) are the way to go.