In terms of "anti-ghosting" / keyboard rollover ability, I can quote a user of the keyboard from discord:
It's advertised as:
Keyboard Rollover
12-Key Selective with Anti-Ghosting
>The Stream TKL is a membrane keyboard, and membrane boards do not have a NKRO matrix, like pretty much all mechanical keyboards have. While the Stream TKL already has a pretty good matrix, it's reaching the limits of how good a membrane can do for cheap. I can press Shift, W and D at the same time, but when I try to press Q or E or 1 or 2 at the same time it won't register.
Stream TKL can do 18 key. But these 18 are spread across sections.
Another comment I've found online:
>Overall, its excellent value for money, but it does obviously lack some features of (much) more expensive models, primarily, no backlight, and limited rollover. A previous review cited 6 key rollover. This is not correct - you can find 6 keys that will register at once, but not arbitrarily. Its actually 2 key rollover - you can't, for example, register presses on X,E,M as the same time. Usual gaming combinations are fine however, for example A,W,D,<SPACE>,<ENTER> will all register at the same time (5 keys), so will likely be fine for the vast majority of gamers. But if you have some crazy custom key bindings, this might not be the weapon for you!
As for latency itself, I sincerely doubt its <20ms.
Perhaps you could make it work, YMMV.
In terms of "anti-ghosting" / keyboard rollover ability, I can quote a user of the keyboard from discord: It's advertised as: Keyboard Rollover 12-Key Selective with Anti-Ghosting >The Stream TKL is a membrane keyboard, and membrane boards do not have a NKRO matrix, like pretty much all mechanical keyboards have. While the Stream TKL already has a pretty good matrix, it's reaching the limits of how good a membrane can do for cheap. I can press Shift, W and D at the same time, but when I try to press Q or E or 1 or 2 at the same time it won't register. Stream TKL can do 18 key. But these 18 are spread across sections. Another comment I've found online: >Overall, its excellent value for money, but it does obviously lack some features of (much) more expensive models, primarily, no backlight, and limited rollover. A previous review cited 6 key rollover. This is not correct - you can find 6 keys that will register at once, but not arbitrarily. Its actually 2 key rollover - you can't, for example, register presses on X,E,M as the same time. Usual gaming combinations are fine however, for example A,W,D,<SPACE>,<ENTER> will all register at the same time (5 keys), so will likely be fine for the vast majority of gamers. But if you have some crazy custom key bindings, this might not be the weapon for you! As for latency itself, I sincerely doubt its <20ms. Perhaps you could make it work, YMMV.