Posted this in the Mechanical Keyboard thread but have not had much of a response so hopefully if I take it to a wider audience someone maybe able to suggest something. Original thread. I bought a second hand Corsair K70 RGB and before I return it is wonder if it is possible to cure what I believe is called 'key chatter' When I press certain keys and it seems quite a lot of them it doubles the letters and sometimes trebles the letters I see on screen. It is a known issue and wonder why the guy did not RMA the keyboard but there you go. He refunded my money and told me to keep the KB which if I fix then I have promised to repay him. So far I have emailed Corsair to see if there is any help forthcoming from them more hope than expectation though. Is there a fix?
Seems to be a known issue... http://forum.corsair.com/v3/showthread.php?t=157671 ??? It's a plate mount keyboard, so to get at the innards of the switch it needs to be de-soldered and popped out - at which point you may as well just put a whole new switch in as swap/tweak the internals (with PCB mount the switch can be opened and internals swapped/tweaked without de-soldering)
