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| Kaytrim:
--- Quote from: fixedpigs on May 22, 2007, 10:17:13 am ---which one is 'better'...? the keywiz max or the keywiz qd... the max has the switchable keyboard interface...the qd doesn't...is the switchable keyboard interface really that important...? --- End quote --- Randy will have to answer this one as to why the QD doesn't have a switchable KB. Looking at the QD image there is no input for a keyboard. From the looks of it you will have to use a USB keyboard if you require one in your setup if you use the QD. --- Quote ---which one(if either) works better with a ledwiz...? --- End quote --- There should be no difference here. The LEDWiz has a separate connection to the computer (USB) and has no conflict because it is output not input. If you need additional inputs you can get a GPWiz to work along side the KeyWiz. TTFN :cheers: Kaytrim |
| SavannahLion:
--- Quote from: Tiger-Heli on May 22, 2007, 10:51:53 am ---....hot-swap in a PS/2 one when you need one. --- End quote --- Most of the time it's probably better to avoid hot swapping PS/2 devices. I have a few motherboards lying around that are really fussy about hot-swapping on the PS/2 port. Strange, given the original intent of the port, you would think hot swapping would've been incorporated. Oh well. :dunno |
| Tiger-Heli:
Probably should have added the standard "Hot-swapping PS/2" disclaimer, although it's NEVER given me any issues. |
| Kaytrim:
I've had computers lock up when trying to 'hot swap' a ps/2 port device. That is why I always power down the PC prior to changing out a ps/2 keyboard or mouse. Kaytrim |
| Havok:
Yeah - I've seen computers lock up when "hot-swapping" a ps/2 port. Doesn't stop me from still doing it on work computers - usually it's fine... ;D However, for my home setup, I went with GP-Wiz encoders. USB is definitely the safer hot-swap option... |
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