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Successor of the popular Logitech G11

Logitech G110: New Gaming Keyboard introduced

Logitech introduced a new gaming keyboard. The G110 delivers customizable backlight, macro keys and several other features.
Logitech G110: New Gaming Keyboard introduced
 
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The Logitech Gaming Keyboard G110 is the successor of the G11 and has just been introduced by Logitech. It offers a full sized key layout including several multimedia keys. In combination with three so called M-keys, 12 programmable G-keys can be assigned with up to 36 macro commands. The macros can be recorded on the fly, too. Furthermore the user can create specific profiles for individual games.

Besides that the customizable backlighting of the G110 is controlled via software and the color can be set to red, blue or any (purple) shade in between. Another feature for gamers are the microphone and headphone jacks, which allow you to plug a headset directly into the keyboard. The G110 also offers a USB 2.0 port and a removable palm rest.

On the Logitech G110 product page the price for the new gaming keyboard is specified with 79.99 USD. For some more impressions see the Logitech Blog.

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Author: Kristoffer Keipp (Oct 15, 2009)






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chizow Re: Logitech G110: New Gaming Keyboard introduced
Senior Member
26.10.2009 15:24
Quote: (Originally Posted by Ar.Pi)
Did you just call me a troll?

lol, what a low life.

Uh ya, apparently troll doesn't carry the same meaning in English as it does in whatever your native language is. Its really not an offensive term, offense is only taken when someone doesn't understand what it means or one is guilty of trolling and doesn't want to admit it. Seeing as you've already admitted to trolling for no reason other than "fun" or "better than arguing with your family" you really shouldn't be taking offense to it.

In English its derived from fishing where large trolls are used to dredge up and catch fish. I guess the technique is similar to "grasping at straws" or "digging up BS" in the hopes of making a valid point.

I'm not gonna read any of your comments again.

pathetic person.

Does this mean you're going to stop randomly trolling my comments and inserting your oft-ignorant opinions on topics you clearly have no clue about? Hope so, but I doubt it!

PS. I loved your Hexus.net link, it did a great job of proving my points, thanks.
Ar.Pi Re: Logitech G110: New Gaming Keyboard introduced
Senior Member
25.10.2009 03:25
Quote: (Originally Posted by chizow)
Uh, I'm clearly explaining the benefits of certain features to those that are clearly ignorant of said benefits. I really don't care if anyone uses a 360 controller or not as long as they don't sit here and try to pretend they know what they're talking about when they clearly and self-admittedly do not. Same for profiles and how they impact Nvidia and ATI hardware. We once again, have the same two trolls sitting here pretending they think they know what they're talking about and then trying to ignore the *fact* hardware performance relies 100% on driver profiles.

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As for the WMP, there's no better way to advertise you're a casual gamer than to mention you're playing mp3s in the background instead of in-game audio.


Did you just call me a troll?

lol, what a low life.

I'm not gonna read any of your comments again.

pathetic person.
chizow Re: Logitech G110: New Gaming Keyboard introduced
Senior Member
24.10.2009 01:34
Quote: (Originally Posted by Ar.Pi)
My buying relies on better performance and price. Will you drop your profiling thing! I'm looking at current results of games, not games nobody knows about. And thats how most ppl make their decision.
You have no idea what you are talking about. I'm bringing you reviews/scores how well does 5800 scales, and every damn review out there admits its a great product and the best so far.
Best product overall. It scales great. It is, by far, the best single card solution, it is very efficient, and it support all the latest tech.

LMAO, you've already clearly demonstrated you have NO CLUE what you're talking about whatsoever. I'm not dropping the profiling thing, its obvious its 100% pertinent to my point and this thread, as once again, driver and hardware performance relies 100% on driver profiles. I don't see how this is hard to understand lol.

You're cherry-picking scores for particular games that prove your point, but by definition, fall flat on their face when I show compilations and entire reviews that clearly show CF scaling is worst than SLI. There's no other way to explain the fact a single 5870 does NOT maintain its performance lead over GTX 285 once you start adding additional cards in CF/SLI. How is that not hard to understand?

Its not only Crysis. Its all the games. (except maybe your Batman game and NFS shift, which both are consolized games anyway). Every other "PC" game is faster on 5800 series (much faster) than anything Nvidia offers at that price and scales better.

BS its all games, you're once again flat out lying about things you don't know about. I've already given you a compilation that filters results for all games and multiple resolutions that clearly show SLI scales better than CF, I could pull hundreds of reviews that come to the same conclusion as well but you're clearly not worth the effort.

As for Batman and NFS: Shift, lol, they may be consolized games, but the fact remains they scale better on Nvidia hardware because they have proper driver profiles.......



I don't care about those stuff. I just want to start the game and play.

Then why comment igorantly about features you don't care about or have no clue about how they work? Features like this are extremely important to anyone interested in SLI and a big reason I wouldn't go ATI, the reason should be obvious. If Nvidia by chance forgot to flag the proper bits themselves in a driver, I can manually force those bits and force SLI or AA. With AMD, you can't do that nearly as effectively which means users are typically forced to try and rename the .exe or sit there and wait for AMD to fix their drivers. Oh ya, the 9.10 WHQL came out and still no fix for NFS: Shift. You may not care about it, but there's quite a lot of people who are pissed about it.

forums.amd.com/game/messa...

Yes, Nvidia always had the upper hand with Crysis. But it was never great. The scaling for Crysis was always bad (~30 FPS), even now its not awesome.

BS, its near 75% for the first card and another 40-50% for the third card for Nvidia, for ATI, well, they finally got their X2 parts to scale a few months ago, a year after release lol.

What about other games?
http://www.hexus.net/content/item.php?item=20354&page=5

Oh yeah, 5870 is cheaper, DX11 (and all the goodies that come with it), has 27W on idle, much cooler...

Really, whats your point? should someone really buy 285 SLI instead of 5870 CF? I've been across forums and everyone goes for 5800...

LMAO wtf......You do realize your own link verifies my point right? Even though the 5870CF scales well, the 285 in SLI scales more efficiently. This DOES NOT MEAN ITS FASTER OVERALL. LMAO.

Even in their conclusion its very clear:

[quote=Hexus.net]The maturity of both CrossFireX and SLI technologies is plain to see. The GeForce GTX 285 in particular shows that in certain scenarios a performance increase of over [COLOR="Red"]90 per cent[/COLOR] can be had when a second GPU is added to the mix.


In HAWX scaling was over 100% for the 285 in SLI....

And no I haven't said anything about buying a 285 or SLI over a 5870, there you go with your strawmen argument again lol.....I simply stated Nvidia's driver profile support is superior to AMD's which absolutely translates into better support and performance scaling in games.



I'm not biased. I buy whats better/cheaper and what suits for me.

You probably don't think you're biased and you probably aren't trying to be. What is clearly obvious is that you're completely ignorant about the benefits of driver profiling in games and oblivious to the need and application of features that fall outside the realm of your limited experiences. Small word of advice, if you don't know, don't comment lol. Chances are you'll just end up sounding completely ignorant about said topic, especially when you seem so intent on commenting regardless.

And no this thread hasn't really been hi-jacked, as profiling is a feature that is valuable for this keyboard too, which is why I made the original comment that Nvidia is the only company that does a good job of keeping their driver profiles updated....

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