Yea, I find it a bit difficult to type on Reds.

True that. If you've tried Logitech's Romer-G switches, it'll feel quite similar. They bottom out a lot shorter than Cherry MX.

the K70 is my first mechanical KB, so I'm still new to it. I just got Red switches cause I heard it's the best fopr gaming, lol.

Yea, I find it a bit difficult to type on Reds.

The clack itself is loud without the rings. The rings really help.

Ok, I'll try it out. I think I'll just like the less time to bottom out, cause there's tons of time where it's already registered that I pressed it before it bottoms out.

True that. If you've tried Logitech's Romer-G switches, it'll feel quite similar. They bottom out a lot shorter than Cherry MX.

the K70 is my first mechanical KB, so I'm still new to it. I just got Red switches cause I heard it's the best fopr gaming, lol.

Yea, I find it a bit difficult to type on Reds.

Ah. Come to think of it, I had those exact same size rings too.

It does take a little getting used to with how "shallow" the bottoming out becomes, though.

Probably varies from keyboard to keyboard, but it's pretty loud on the K70.

I'm on the K70, so these won't do much or are you saying the base clack is loud on the K70? I think it's not too loud, but probably only cause I've only ever heard Cherry Blues andn othing else, and that loud AF.

The clack itself is loud without the rings. The rings really help.

Ok, I'll try it out. I think I'll just like the less time to bottom out, cause there's tons of time where it's already registered that I pressed it before it bottoms out.

True that. If you've tried Logitech's Romer-G switches, it'll feel quite similar. They bottom out a lot shorter than Cherry MX.

the K70 is my first mechanical KB, so I'm still new to it. I just got Red switches cause I heard it's the best fopr gaming, lol.

Yea, I find it a bit difficult to type on Reds.

some keys do not benefit from having the orings on them on the k70
the noise reduction is not huge but it is definitely there
i went with clear ones from rosewill, but above anything else how well it dampens noise and how squishy it is (this is subjective to your personal tastes) is what you should look at

I used those for a while, it gets rid of most of that clack noise when the keycap bottoms out. Feels a bit weird at first, but if the noise annoys you it's definitely worth bgetting.

The noise doesn't really annoy me, but I do a lot of game recoreding, so it may help with rducing nosie for quality purposes. The clack with Cherry Reds is already on the low noise side, so this would be good for me probably. And it's dirt cheap. I just posted the US site link cause the canadian site link wasn't working here.

Ah. Come to think of it, I had those exact same size rings too.

It does take a little getting used to with how "shallow" the bottoming out becomes, though.

Probably varies from keyboard to keyboard, but it's pretty loud on the K70.

I'm on the K70, so these won't do much or are you saying the base clack is loud on the K70? I think it's not too loud, but probably only cause I've only ever heard Cherry Blues andn othing else, and that loud AF.

The clack itself is loud without the rings. The rings really help.

Ok, I'll try it out. I think I'll just like the less time to bottom out, cause there's tons of time where it's already registered that I pressed it before it bottoms out.

True that. If you've tried Logitech's Romer-G switches, it'll feel quite similar. They bottom out a lot shorter than Cherry MX.

the K70 is my first mechanical KB, so I'm still new to it. I just got Red switches cause I heard it's the best fopr gaming, lol.

Yea, I find it a bit difficult to type on Reds.

Never got it to work here in Norway

I ended up ordering the Logitech G502 last night

That's actually the only specific one I've heard about, lol.

The thing about liquid coolers is they actually have less bang for buck than air coolers, at least in that price range. The H60 is most likely not even better than the Hyper 212. And the thing to consider is they only really have an advantage over air coolers if you're using a case with very restrictive airflow. That's not an issue on most mid towers, and sure as hell not on a full tower.

If you want a decent liquid cooler for an i7, you'd be looking at one with a 240mm or 280mm radiator, and those are expensive. For less, you can get a big air cooler like the Phanteks TC14PE (I've reccomended this one a lot lately, because it's slightly cheaper than a Noctua NH-D15, and performs slightly better). You can still get away with low fan speeds on that thing, and likely it's even less noisy than a liquid cooler because there's no pump noise.

Cases can be a bit tricky, but the first mid tower case that always springs to my mind is a Fractal Design R5 or Define S. They're dirt cheap for what they offer, and airflow is good enough to make an air cooler with it over a liquid cooler.

the 280mm radiator option on that poage for the $137 price isn't that bad for me right now, so it is still an option. Though I know nothing about liquid cooling, so I'd have to learn about it for a while before I buy it. All I'm wanting here is less noise, and I know having all these fans is a bit overkill for me. I could probably remove the bottom 140 fan and two of the top 120 fans and put the 140 in place of the 120s and be fine. I definitely do not need an upgrade anytime soon, so I'll hold of on the liquid cooler.

razer mice have an incredibly common firmware error that cause them to start double clicking and or the scroll wheel to break after around a year, happend to me and many others. They might have fixed it by now I dont know but i still dont trust them.

Yea, I even went to the reviews on their newest mice and it's still their. My Lachesis though malfunctioned my keyboard whenever it was plugged in after owning it for 2-3 years which I guess I can't complain about, but it took me for fucking ever to figure out it was my mouse that was the issue and not my keyboard.

I've never had an issue with the two Abyssuss' I've had, but that's just one type, so I can't say much. I've heard good things about Logitech gaming mice so that's all I got otherwise.

I ended up ordering the Logitech G502 last night

That's actually the only specific one I've heard about, lol.

Mechanical I guess, I'm pretty lost since I've only used razer until now

Also, Razer has the best mice, so idk what else to suggest for that. I've has the Razer Abyssuss for years and it's fine.

razer mice have an incredibly common firmware error that cause them to start double clicking and or the scroll wheel to break after around a year, happend to me and many others. They might have fixed it by now I dont know but i still dont trust them.

Yea, I even went to the reviews on their newest mice and it's still their. My Lachesis though malfunctioned my keyboard whenever it was plugged in after owning it for 2-3 years which I guess I can't complain about, but it took me for fucking ever to figure out it was my mouse that was the issue and not my keyboard.

I've never had an issue with the two Abyssuss' I've had, but that's just one type, so I can't say much. I've heard good things about Logitech gaming mice so that's all I got otherwise.

I ended up ordering the Logitech G502 last night

That's actually the only specific one I've heard about, lol.

IMO the bets mechanical keyboards you can get are Corsair brand, I have the K70 and it has red switches, so it's a bit quieter, and it also has any color lighting for all keys. There's the cheaper K30, but it's only red lights, but has the same keys + G1 through 6 on the left for presets. The K95 is like the K30, but any colors lighting and any unecessary thing you need, lol
K70: www.amazon.com/MODEL-Corsair-Gaming-Mechanical-Keyboard/dp/B00N2ROO2S/ref=sr_1_3?s=videogames&ie=UTF8&qid=1451854524&sr=1-3&keywords=corsair+K70
K30: www.amazon.com/Corsair-Gaming-Keyboard-Raptor-K30/dp/B00F0DCH9Y/ref=sr_1_1?s=videogames&ie=UTF8&qid=1451854558&sr=1-1&keywords=corsair+K30
K95: www.amazon.com/Corsair-Gaming-Mechanical-Keyboard-CH-9000221-NA/dp/B0149QBRCA/ref=sr_1_1?s=videogames&ie=UTF8&qid=1451854628&sr=1-1&keywords=corsair+K95

What case and hardware are you using now?

I have the Phanteks Enthoo Pro full tower, I have three 120mm fans on top, two 140s on the bottom and back, and a 200 on the front, so it's a little on the noisy side, but it works. I'm looking into this mid tower www.amazon.ca/Enermax-Computer-Acrylic-See-Thru-ECA3280A-BR/dp/B00BKX75YA/ref=sr_1_1?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1451853302&sr=1-1&keywords=.mid+tower and this cooler www.amazon.ca/Corsair-Hydro-Performance-Liquid-Cooler/dp/B00A0HZMGA/ref=sr_1_1?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1451854048&sr=1-1&keywords=CPU+water+cooling but idk if that would be much of an upgrade. I know it would be an upgrade to get the water cooling andremove some fans too, which would reduce noise, but that doesn't eliminate the huge tower that I don't like the size of.

The thing about liquid coolers is they actually have less bang for buck than air coolers, at least in that price range. The H60 is most likely not even better than the Hyper 212. And the thing to consider is they only really have an advantage over air coolers if you're using a case with very restrictive airflow. That's not an issue on most mid towers, and sure as hell not on a full tower.

If you want a decent liquid cooler for an i7, you'd be looking at one with a 240mm or 280mm radiator, and those are expensive. For less, you can get a big air cooler like the Phanteks TC14PE (I've reccomended this one a lot lately, because it's slightly cheaper than a Noctua NH-D15, and performs slightly better). You can still get away with low fan speeds on that thing, and likely it's even less noisy than a liquid cooler because there's no pump noise.

Cases can be a bit tricky, but the first mid tower case that always springs to my mind is a Fractal Design R5 or Define S. They're dirt cheap for what they offer, and airflow is good enough to make an air cooler with it over a liquid cooler.

the 280mm radiator option on that poage for the $137 price isn't that bad for me right now, so it is still an option. Though I know nothing about liquid cooling, so I'd have to learn about it for a while before I buy it. All I'm wanting here is less noise, and I know having all these fans is a bit overkill for me. I could probably remove the bottom 140 fan and two of the top 120 fans and put the 140 in place of the 120s and be fine. I definitely do not need an upgrade anytime soon, so I'll hold of on the liquid cooler.

Just remembered you've got the 4790K and Hyper 212 EVO, though what other components I guess?

You could probably gain in cooling efficiency and quietness, depending on the new case and the liquid cooling system.

I can't do it anytime soon so I'll look for the best stuff to use.

Rendering videos much heavier than gaming, especially for a hyperthreaded CPU.

My 4790K (also with a hyper 212 evo, at stock speeds) can grt as high as 80-90C if its under 100% load for longer than half an hour. Though mine is in a really small case, so I probably have less airflow.

I wouldnt worry about mid 70's temps with that though.

I redid the thermal paste and I noticed I put a tad bit too much previously, and I also had the heatsink oriented in an illogical way. So I made it blow out with the only exhaust I have in the back, and dusted as best as I could. Hopefully this all helps a noticable amount. I have to render another vid too so I can see if it helps.