ASUS Republic of Gamers Announces Horus GK2000; Mechanical gaming keyboard features Cherry MX Red switches and a built-in 32-bit processor

ASUS Republic of Gamers (ROG) today revealed the Horus GK2000 mechanical gaming keyboard. ROG Horus GK2000 has a premium, top quality feel and has CNC-processed aluminum accents with an unique overcoat surface.

Integrated 32-bit control system
ROG Horus GK2000 has an ingrained 32-bit MCU and 4MB of onboard memory that processes and shops macro works along with lighting and profile settings. Users can set up to 80 macro commands for mouse, PC, and media-control functions. They can likewise set the keyboard to initiate intricate multi-key commands with one keystroke. An overall of 10 user profiles can be saved in the onboard memory, and users can simply drag and drop profile levels saved money on their PCs to move them to the keyboard.

Horus GK2000 uses Cherry MX Red mechanical switches, and includes 4mm of crucial travel for tactile, responsive keystrokes. It is durable too, and has actually an anticipated lifespan of 50-million keystroke life expectancy. Each specific key is backlit by red LEDs, and includes ergonomically-shaped keycaps that are perfect for gaming or typing.

Horus GK2000 features 100 % anti-ghosting with N-Key rollover (NKRO) technology to ensure each keystroke is identified no matter how many other secrets are pressed. The N-Key rollover function can easily be switched on or off by means of its own hotkey.

Distinctive ROG engineering
ROG Horus GK2000 has a premium, high quality feel and includes CNC-processed aluminum accents with a special topcoat surface. It has intricately-engineered 'wings' and an anodized keyboard plate with a brushed finish to offer it an aggressive look.

Horus GK2000 has LED-backlit elements with five pre-programmed default lighting modes and a sixth for user-customized settings. Users have the option to light up the whole keyboard, or restrict the lighting to specific secrets.

Horus GK2000 has actually committed multimedia controls that put everything at the user's fingertips-- they can simply turn a dial to change volume, or modification LED illumination impacts without having to lift their hands off the keyboard.

Horus GK2000 was designed with user ergonomics in mind, and has a detachable 47 x 83mm palm rest to support gamers' wrists throughout marathon gaming sessions. The angle of the keyboard can be adjusted too, thanks to two-way adjustable fold-out feet. Horus GK2000 even comes with a detachable represent mobile phones, allowing users to put them on the top left or extreme right of the keyboard for easy watching.

There are couple of USB ports positioned at the rear of the keyboard for easy connections to external flash drives and other peripherals; there is likewise an integrated audio port for headsets

Take it to LAN parties
ROG Horus GK2000 has its own specially developed neoprene carry case. This special case has a prominent ROG logo and features a soft inner lining to secure Horus GK2000 from scratches. It even has internal compartments for users to keep peripherals and other devices