thymox-
usb keyboards some times act as usb hub devices. would you count that as a benefit? usb keyboards can be plugged in and out and in again with out rebooting the computer (called "hot-swapping"). would you count that as a benefit? neither of these things can be done with ps/2 keyboards. just b/c you cannot think of a use for something does not mean that there is not a use for it.

I think everyone needs to calm down. This thread seems to be getting out of hand.

And to add though, I see how usb hot swapping for a keyboard can become useful, but I don't ever recall when I needed to unplug my keyboard in and out while my computer is on ??

Also, to overclock a keyboard to me would be useless, as you would never tell the difference ever..

-trickykid

PS. Also any member telling the other to STFU I will personally make sure will be banned from the site, as that is uncalled for especially when opinions are being stated.

how about if the keyboard breaks

do you beat your keyboard.. ??

I have had computers for over 10 years.. never actually had a keyboard break by normal use.. hmmm.. good luck I guess.

-trickykid

This is the first I really read this thread and I have to agree with trickykid. Try to relax. Not everyone is going to agree on things, that is one of the great things about this site - you get to see each others differing opinions/approachs to things. Try to use that to your advantage instead of seeing it as a negative.

--jeremy