Steelseries Ps/2 Keyboard Driver Msi

Best headset I have ever owned and I literally tried a bunch different brands like turtle beach , astros, steelseries. Ps great headset for big heads

I don't game but I use LR and PS which were lagging with my old 1050 card. I installed the new MSI GeForce RTX 3050 VENTUS 2X XS 8G OC Graphics Card and now LR and PS scream. I'm very happy with the card at a good price.

Top Ranked tier c+ on cultlist and my 3rd Corsair power supply (none have failed) and always one of my favorite RAM suppliers. Only PS in it's power range that I felt sure about and it was semi modular to boot! Bought for a repurposed gaming PC build for my grand kids. Powering a MSI B450 Ryzen 3600 with a MSI 5600 XT Gaming X bought 2.5 yr ago from B&H Photo. Should also a upgrade to a 6650xt or 6700 and 5600 later if they get the upgrade itch. NEVER skimp on your PS !!! B&H was excellent as always!

It connected my ps/2 keyboard to switch box so I could use my computer switch.

Installed this as the master drive in a new entry level MSI gaming laptop that came with a 256MB M.2 SSD . I'm 60 years old and by no means a gamer. My games are flight simulators. And, being an old geek I prefer to see a hard drive in a box so to speak. The original M.2 drive is still in the laptop as a filing cabinet for my less used junk but I am very happy with the performance of this Crucial drive!

I purchased three Samsung 980 Pro PCIe 4.0 M.2 SSDs for a new MSI MEG Z690I UNIFY LGA 1700 Mini-ITX Motherboard fitted with an Intel i9-12900 CPU. The SSDs work great, but in the confined space on the motherboard they run between 50 and 80 degrees C (even with the thermal tape in place). Time will tell if they last at these temperatures.

Another reviewer said it didn’t work at all… which is not the case if you use it with a keyboard that inherently supports PS/2 and USB (i.e. the IC of the device needs to be able to communicate using the PS/2 protocol). This adapter is a purely mechanical converter. Many modern keyboards don’t support it, some do. Your mileage might vary. Don’t blame StarTech for this though since it’s by design.

I'm using this to convert a PS/2 keyboard to USB and feeding that into a KVM. I haven't noticed any issue at all, the adapter seems to work seamlessly.

A great high-quality product once you get it installed. It did not auto-install the driver in Win 7 when the USB connector was plugged in as described in the quick menu. I had to manually install the driver using the provided disk. After that minor annoyance, I found it to be a super tool, very programmable/customizable for command menus which greatly reduces the need for keyboard inputs. It is also easily convertible to left-hand use. I've used an older Intuos2 in the past, so transitioning to the tablet was not a big issue. I really like the smaller size - it's very convenient to use in your lap (especially with it's wireless feature), fits well on the desktop next to keyboard, and requires less hand movement. The wireless feature has worked very well for me and has not presented any problems. It is perfect for Photoshop, Lightroom, CAD work, general-purpose use & web navigation. I rarely use the mouse, although I do sometimes miss the scroll wheel. To say the least, I'm extremely happy with the purchase of this tablet.

Very solid. Very adjustable(up & down, and side to side). Easy to install with a drill driver like 7 screws plus 2 with rubber stops for the slide. Screw to underside of desk. Mouse pad can go on either side. The wrist pads or cushions have an adhesive backing and stick down to the keyboard platform. Way better than a keyboard drawer.