Razer Introduces Rapid Trigger Mode For Its Analog Keyboards
Jakob Aylesbury / 2 years ago
Razer has introduced a new update for its Razer Huntsman V2 Analog and Huntsman Mini Analog bringing a Rapid Trigger Mode to the keyboards.
Razer Rapid Trigger Mode
Razer’s Rapid trigger mode is designed to improve the speed, responsiveness and precision of pro gamers and allows you to repeatedly actuate and reset a key with minimal effort. For a standard switch a keystroke can only be registered once it travels past a fixed actuation point and it needs to reset back past the fixed reset point before the next keystroke can be made. With Rapid Trigger Mode, this reset point is no longer fixed and the switch instead resets the instant it travels upwards once a keystroke is measured. This allows for users to perform repeated keystrokes with a rapid pace. For this method to work it requires the keyboard to know how far each key is pressed which is why it is only available on Razer’s Analog switch keyboards. Using the Razer Synapse app you can customise just how responsive you want this to be with the option of sensitivity as low as 0.1mm.
How To Update Razer Synapse
To update the Razer Synapse app to receive this new Rapid Trigger mode you should follow the following steps:
- Plug in the compatible Razer keyboard to your PC.
- Expand the system tray on the lower-right side of your desktop.
- Right-click on the Razer Central icon.
- Select “Check for Updates” from the menu.
- Click “CHECK FOR UPDATES”.
- If there is a new update, click “UPDATE” to install it.
- Once updated, you will see an all-new “Actuation” tab on Razer Synapse. Simply select the keys you’d like to have Rapid Trigger Mode enabled, and adjust upstroke and/or downstroke sensitivity.
This update will be gradually rolled out worldwide with it expected to be fully rolled out by June 13th. To learn more visit razer.com.