A lot of people in this thread would rate LED's over NKRO if you gave them the opportunity, it looks like.
OP, you can get USB-to-PS2 adapters relatively cheap and they should function in UEFI if you run into a situation where your USB device isn't recognized.
The real issue isn't so much that USB allows for a maximum of 10-key rollover, but rather that most (damned near all) USB keyboards on the market offer 3, 4, 5 or 6 KRO instead of 10. On "gaming" models sometimes the advertised rollover revolves around special accommodations made for WASD, ignoring the fact that a lot of gamers keybind to different key alignments, most commonly ESDF. This suddenly makes advertised 6KRO that revolved around WASD insufficient in a lot of cases.
Given the choice, I'd always prefer full NKRO but honestly true-10 (non wasd specific) would be sufficient if keyboard companies would bother implementing it into their usb models. Aside from Microsoft's Sidewinder series, almost none do though.
OP, you can get USB-to-PS2 adapters relatively cheap and they should function in UEFI if you run into a situation where your USB device isn't recognized.
The real issue isn't so much that USB allows for a maximum of 10-key rollover, but rather that most (damned near all) USB keyboards on the market offer 3, 4, 5 or 6 KRO instead of 10. On "gaming" models sometimes the advertised rollover revolves around special accommodations made for WASD, ignoring the fact that a lot of gamers keybind to different key alignments, most commonly ESDF. This suddenly makes advertised 6KRO that revolved around WASD insufficient in a lot of cases.
Given the choice, I'd always prefer full NKRO but honestly true-10 (non wasd specific) would be sufficient if keyboard companies would bother implementing it into their usb models. Aside from Microsoft's Sidewinder series, almost none do though.
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