Thursday, September 7th 2017
ASUS Intros ROG Horus GK2000 RGB Mechanical Gaming Keyboard
ASUS today rolled out the Republic of Gamers (ROG) Horus GK2000 RGB mechanical gaming keyboard. A revision of the Horus GK2000 the company launched back in early-2016 with red LED lighting, the Horus GK2000 RGB, as its name suggests, updates the original with RGB LED lighting. The lighting can be controlled by ASUS Aura Sync RGB software, with which you can set color, brightness, and lighting patterns for each individual key. The keyboard features Cherry MX RGB series switches, with 16.8 million-color RGB diodes. ASUS bumped up the keyboard's onboard storage to 8 MB, to locally store not just your macros, but also your lighting settings. Available now, the ASUS ROG Horus GK2000 RGB is expected to be priced at USD $199.
17 Comments on ASUS Intros ROG Horus GK2000 RGB Mechanical Gaming Keyboard
Still love my G15 :)
A bit of an older pic I've added a few more things but that is my Page 1, 2 is GPU stufff 3 is fans and voltages etc.
I have 4 pages of monitoring stuff at the moment think about how much screen space that would take up and frankly I don't want my screen "crowded" with data when I'm trying to game. Think of Dooms telemetry on Full, it takes up a quarter of the screen almost. That pic is just my "summary\main" stuff like all 8 threads usage, my upload/download fan RPM I don't need to see all the time so that's page 3 and 4 and rarely used but just a button press away.
github.com/akw0088/clipmon
Now of course it's all about linikiing an app to your phone(ARX I believe it's called)I've not actually tried it but to me while being "hip and now" with the app environment I think it's more hassle to do the same things with my phone
In the first day I found a bug in the software - if you change function on key ML with another M it will not work fine. I want to have the ML "down" and M1 first (up) key - it's faster to press the first macro, elseI have to always skip a macro key and count down from 0 (array programming joke).
Also the rest-pad it's not so well fitted - it move right-left 1-2 mm. At this price I was not expected so cheap joints.
Also at this price I'm surprised that I cannot choose the colors for wave in order to except the color('s) from static colored keys needed in game.
And again the rest-pad. At this price should be not plastic but rubberized.
And change key - come on, the F1-F12 are 99% useless. There were much more useful the game related keys - with different texture(!!!).
And the rise of keyboard. I would not ever understand why so few intelligent designers: the option for rising height should be on the bottom (towards the body) not on the top (towards the monitor) for improving hands comfort and in line with medical(!) recommendation.