TheChill

They do, based on the specs of the switch. If any switch doesn't hit the specs then that anti-chatter in the firmware is ineffective. There are enough posts on this. Providing user-configurable anti-chatter (very easy to achieve) would negate any issues with switches that don't hit the specs without having to RMA the keyboard (or purchase a replacement if it's out-of-warranty). The feature would make sense for the frustrated end-user AND Corsair.

Mechanical switches rock, but chatter sucks. And the only way around it if a deep clean doesn't work is an RMA. RMA sucks. CUE could use a user-configurable feature (in milliseconds) that ignores repeated keystrokes below that threshold. This needs to be at the driver level so's it'll work across the board: games, desktop apps, the whole lot. TBH I don't know why Corsair didn't think of this themselves. It would save them a fortunate in chatter-related RMAs.