Yeah I have a Corsair K70 MK.2 and it took me a while to get used to typing it since I've been using a Model M for years. It takes time to get used to a new keyboard.

it does not for me because I am using a razor huntsman elite and I have been trying to learn on how to type on this keyboard for over a months and I still cant if I was on a chrome book I would be typing 80 to 90. I think I still might juts need a little bit of practice one this .

We all know that practice makes perfect. While regular typing practice and lessons will indeed improve speed and accuracy, it is also important to learn other typing related knowledge. Below are a few links about keyboards and typing injuries that are a must-read for any serious typist. Other links are also provided for some interesting distraction, such as hobbies and games, jobs and further education. These resources change from time to time as suggestions from members are included.

My tip to improve your typing speed is to...

Accuracy > finger speed. if you're fingers are moving too quickly, you're going to inherently make more errors. and then you have to go back and fix them. which in turn will hurt your wpm more than just slowing down a bit so you don't have to fix any errors in the first place, or at least not as many.