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Not that I know of. There is software out there for it, but I haven't been able to find it any link I find for turns up no longer available. If you look through mechanical keyboard reddit, there are some posts on how to edit the rgb. There might be a macros post on there.

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@@alvatrooper yea, in terms of sound im pretty confident about that. Just dont know bout the quality. Any build recommendations? :))

@@dhruvama i have another one in the mail rn. it’s plastic case but that also makes it a bit thockier sounding. it’s also gasket mounted so it’ll feel soo much better than ur rk61. honestly builds are really personal you should make that choice yourself. There’s many things to consider: linear, tactile? thockier sound or creamier sound. budget? do you want to mod the keyboard? do u wanna lube your switches, stabs? because depending on your choices ur build can completely change. personally the only mod i would 100% recommend is tape modding the pcb. there’s sufficient foam inside already.

Also, keycaps help on the sound. I have the msa profile caps they are a bit more of a louder sound where as cherry profile give a definite satisfying thocc. Meant to reply sooner, my apologies. As @alvatrooper9092 put it does ultimately falls to personal preference. What I liked more of the gmk67 to the rk61 is the extended features. My top favorite form factor is 65% with a knob ( I use it more than I thought I would). 75%is to bulky and 61 is missing an arrow section, which I use as well. So need also plays a part in picking a new keyboard.

Yeah I fixed after lol

its okay its not a virus lol

Relatively new and I need to post more videos lol.

I like the flamingos they have great feel. I've only used them so far. Look through all the options they have tactile are my top favorites because I like the feel of the pres, although linears are really nice as well. They all have relatively the same weight, so there no real difference there. If you try any of the others, let me know how they are.

I think I’m going to get the gateron pro yellow

⁠@@axle7179YES GET THEM I GOT THIS KEEB WITH YELLOWS ITS SOO GOOD SOUND😩

​@@axle7179yellows r a great switch and definitely a safe option if u want a heavier switch

How did keeb purchase go. Also agree with every one else, the gateron yellows are great place to start.

Ahh tabao wish I could order from there.

@@kvtech87 I bought one from AliExpress 2 weeks ago for $35, price have came down a little.

Yeah, the sound is to my liking. I know everyone likes different things, so I know it might not be a universal like on the sound profile. Epoxy on the bottom sounds interesting that'll create a really good dampener would give you a nice deep sound. At some point, I want to do a silicone pour.

i did epoxy on my CIY X77 and i cannot tell that it was a big difference but it did change a bit the sound profile, i felt it, but when i shown it to my gf, she didnt heard any difference, amateur xD im not sure about silicone, but after a epoxy keyboard felt more hefty and gmk67, lets be honest, you can feel its all plastic@@kvtech87other then that i can recommend kinesio tape above all

Thank you

How are you liking it

Not for this keyboard, I have even looked around I haven't found any

To me the poron dampens more than what I like I'm looking for something somewhere in between thocc and clack more on the thocc side. Although will say the on the spacenbar that clack is to much at times.

The latency doesn't seem bad, but I also don't play fortnite or cod or any of those type of games. My range is solo games, I play ac valhalla or satisfactory.

Thank you

This keyboard doesn't have software that I know of the eppomakker version does, though it's not cross compatible... 😪. I tried

​@@kvtech87it has a software. If you asked the zouya customer service they will send the link via email. I will try to upload on my google drive and send it here

Yes it can

You can stab it. It's what i did. I've seen some folks poke out the holes for the switches, which is a bit of work. Will give this advice, do the outside switches first that way it holds the pe foam in place.

​@@kvtech87 oh thank god you're active. Thanks for the response man. Here, have a like and a sub. Hope you grow much more here. I don't get why you only have the subs you currently have. I'll follow your advice, thanks! I'm basically set Ill have the gmk67 w/ akko cream yellow v3s. At this point, im just really torn and tired deciding between oem,mda,cherry keycaps. I'd be glad for an outside opinion, basically game fps and just type for work.

@ケンBadWulfe for me, I find the 65% layout to work best, I don't use the f row. Num pads rend to make keyboards bulky and I've gotten used just using the regular number row. I do enjoy the knob for volume control but not entirely necessary. The main part why 65% wins over say 60% if you are wanting a more compact keyboard is the arrow keys I use them more than I relized until I used a 60%. So you have to think of your need when it comes to picking a keyboard. My wife likes 100% keyboards it's all down to preference and needs.

@@kvtech87 Hey man, excuse me. I just have a few questions about the gmk67, could you humor me for a bit to help me out solidify my decision? It would be my first custom keeb, but i really need a way to access function keys like f6 to f8 for work, idk if gmk67 have a "fn" key (i know they dont have f rows) or is it possible to map other keys on the right side where the pgdn pgup are? I couldn't find anything about mapping keys with gmk67. Couldn't convince myself as well with other 75% keyboard that are just as cheap and good with features like the gmk67. I can find good ones but it would be over budget with this build i am going with.

@ケンBadWulfe as far as an f row goes, you hit the fn key and any number keys. Ex fn+1 = f1, fn+2= f2, and so on. As far as mapping goes, I don't think it's possible or have found anything on it myself. I'm not sure what budget you are looking at, but there is the eppomakker ek68 it about the same keyboard, but it has software support, and you can do macro edits. They come fully pre-built, so switches and keys are taken care of. Hope this helps some.

I'm glad yours worked out. One of the switches was soldered in instead of hot swap. Wish I could've moded it, but it wasn't meant to be, maybe in the future.

A few tricks I know not sure if it would work or of the permanence of it so it falls to the at your own risk category. You can try to get a rubberband down the screw hole and get the screw to take on it. Or you can try rubber down the screw hole and more or less make a new hole in the post. Hope this helps some. Not all solutions are perfect, but they are out their.

I had bought a second one for another video I am doing and just swapped out the knows sadly other than that I couldn't tell you.

Glad to help. I haven't been doing videos long, hope to get some more out soon.

Agreed.

@@kvtech87 yeah keep on going, you're simple, yet direct to the point, entertaining and informative! also could you tell me if you have noticed any abnormal input lag with that keyboard, I was planning on building one mostly for gaming!

@JgM_11 So far I haven't noticed any lag. I've had it since February and use it as my main daily driver. I play satisfactory and swtor haven't had any issues so far.

@@kvtech87 do you use the 2.4ghz dongle?

Supposedly you can, I was able to swap out the stock switches for the akko vintage whites beyond that since I had an issue with one of the switches being soldered on I wasn't able to play around with switch types.