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Beware, the Corsair K70 Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, Cherry MX Red, is NOT the same as the Corsair K70 RGB Gaming Keyboard, Cherry MX Red ... therefore, the CUE software is pointless to download, as it does not "see" this keyboard.
Beware also, you are gonna be stuck with them RED lights, or NO lights.
You can make up your own independently glowy red-lit keys ... but I haven't yet figured out how to "edit/delete" them though, and white is what I wanted..
As a "standard British" Layout keyboard, it's great ... no stupid added or changed position keys ... it's made in China, not America, so we get a proper British keyboard ... but it ain't no way worth £99.99, even without the flashy RGB lighting, even if it had RGB lighting.
I should have known there was RED in the design ... it's classed as a "gaming" keyboard after all.
I now have a ...
Corsair Raptor K50
CMStorm Tiger Z
Steelseries 6G V/2
... they all have a rearranged UK layout.
TC, I still have them Logitech's, my new build's motherboard has 2 PS2 sockets.
Beware also, you are gonna be stuck with them RED lights, or NO lights.
You can make up your own independently glowy red-lit keys ... but I haven't yet figured out how to "edit/delete" them though, and white is what I wanted..
As a "standard British" Layout keyboard, it's great ... no stupid added or changed position keys ... it's made in China, not America, so we get a proper British keyboard ... but it ain't no way worth £99.99, even without the flashy RGB lighting, even if it had RGB lighting.
I should have known there was RED in the design ... it's classed as a "gaming" keyboard after all.
I now have a ...
Corsair Raptor K50
CMStorm Tiger Z
Steelseries 6G V/2
... they all have a rearranged UK layout.
TC, I still have them Logitech's, my new build's motherboard has 2 PS2 sockets.
