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Early keyboards which were mostly mechanical ,  ie  cherry blue or cherry black.  They typically had limitations on Rollover  ( How many keys can be simultaneously pressed  ( 2-3 keys)  ,   Modern keyboards will have a high rollover. 
   
   I'm just saying cheap does not equal non-mechanical ,  all of the old style 90's keyboards were mechanical and can be picked up in discount bins in thrift stores.   
   
   Your keyboard should have a 6-key rollover which should suffice for anything you do.   

  Very nice testing application that you list

   Keyboards are like roads with different cross streets,    You might not register all 6 keys on the same avenue.   Move your hand around and you should come up with 6 keys that will register simultaneously.

   I digress ,  I found your keyboard listed as ( less then 6 on rollover )

   https://www.mmo-champion.com/threads/11 … NKRO)-list

  The answer is simple

  No one should be on a keyboard with less then a 6-key rollover     : )   

  Place keyboard in oven ,  Bake at 420 for 4 hours!

I beg to differ sir.  It is the terminology of the mod.   So much so that if the video had started earlier you would see a sign that says  - " Do a Barrel Roll! " -

  A rollover mimicking an aircraft rollover is a much easier feat then the IS82 Barrel Roll which takes quite abit of practice.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lL3J4mJZNTI

As the Replacement Master Server went down and was replaced.  Servers had to patch to redirect to that.  This thread offers Linux and Windows patches for servers. 

https://team-simple.org/forum/viewtopic … 70#p176270

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hd3O83C8C7M

https://youtu.be/hLCOWRIVA4U

  Merc Stealth,   Many years out of print.   The one I have on desk currently is slightly higher in grade then keyboard shown and is missing the Merc Stealth lettering but rather has the common Steel Series logo centered.
  The Merc Stealth gamepad keys are unique in both shape and their attachment to the board.  There is no high success in 3d reprinting parts. 
  I may not have a stack on reserve like the mice featured in the thread above.  I do however have a spare parts collection/graveyard.   

    It's a personal choice. People always ask assume that I would rattle off on how much better the keyboard is considering the cost and rare nature.  It was a grand design originally by Ideazon , high points on ergonomics with the gamepad at the perfect 11 degree slope and ending almost flush with the table.   The build...   Cheap, non mechanical rubberized switches.  the finish on keys rubs quickly allowing the RGB to blead through. No replacement parts. 
 
   I don't fathom ever changing.  It has been and will continue to be my keyboard of choice. 

   Current Value on this model keyboard is $125-$175 broken , $225 - $300 Used , $1500 - $4000   New in Box

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PYxq_ldBgOk

  I've used the utility to install several maps now.   I hope this short video prompts users to install with confidence!