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What do you think of the Logitech G13 and Razer Nostromo gameboards?

Dec 14, 2011 6:01 AM

I currently have an old Ideazon Fang gameboard that I use when playing FPS games. It works alright but it definitely has a cheap feel to it.

I recently built a new gaming rig and have been contemplating either a full gaming keyboard like the Logitech G19 or a new gameboard like the Logitech G13 or Razer Nostromo.

I like the display screen on the Logitech devices... not for in-game use since there's no support for them in BF3 but the idea of having other information like system temp, CPU utilization, etc. would be nice.

What do you guys think? Any thoughts? Any really good deals on these items out there?

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I have the G13. I planned on playing games with it like League of Legends but it was too much of a learning curve for me. I still leave it plugged in simply for the things like Ventrilo information (Who is talking, what channel I'm in) or for things like CPU and RAM usage. It is very nice to have but honestly not worth the money spent on it now that I do not use it.

If I could take the effort to actually use it for its intended purpose I am sure it would be worth the money, but simply for the Ventrilo and CPU/RAM usage it is much cheaper (read FREE) to just minimize and check the gadget on my desktop with the information.

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