just received those keycaps really nice for the price

Epomaker Duochrome Keycaps set looks really cool what do you think guys ?

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I’m currently planning out my next video review for my tech/keyboard channel and looking to add a fresh TKL (80%) aluminum board to the lineup. I’ve narrowed it down to two solid contenders in a similar price bracket, but I'm genuinely torn on which one to pull the trigger on.

I like both boards, and while they each have unique feature advantages, none of the specific technical differences are absolute dealbreakers for me either way. However, there are a few distinct pros and cons separating them:

• The Price & Shipping Gap: The Weikav NUT87 is significantly cheaper overall, and shipping to my region is way lower. Total cost for the NUT87 sits around $184.00 USD shipped. On the flip side, the EvoWorks EVO80 pushes past $200.00+ USD once shipping is factored in.
• Aesthetics: The Weikav comes in a gorgeous orange colorway that I am a massive fan of. Meanwhile, the EvoWorks wins major points on sheer brand prestige, plus it comes bundled with an absolute stunner of a hard-shell carrying case/premium packaging.
• Feature Breakdown: The EvoWorks EVO80 edges out with its specialized Butterfly leaf-spring gasket mount. On the other hand, the Weikav NUT87 counters with punchier RGB implementation and the fact that it's a newer, freshly released module.

For those who have tried either (or both) of these: Is the extra cash for the EvoWorks (brand, packaging, and butterfly leaf-springs) worth stretching the budget over the Weikav NUT87, or does the NUT87 offer more than enough performance to save the extra cash on shipping and get that orange colorway?

Would love to hear your thoughts before I make the final call for the channel!

My Melgeeks Made84 Pro has undergone a remarkable transformation after switching to those stunning red keycaps.

So beautiful 🥹

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I’m a growing tech YouTuber focusing heavily on mechanical switches, modding, and keyboard content. I recently ran into an issue and could use some advice from fellow enthusiasts on what board I should pick up strictly for testing and reviewing switches, rather than for daily driving.

My Current Setup & The Problem:

• My Dailies: I currently use a GMMK 2 (numpad layout) and a GravaStar Mercury K1 Pro Cyberpunk Edition.
• The GravaStar Issue: I absolutely love the aesthetics of the K1 Pro and want to keep it pristine for pure daily typing and gaming. However, the PCB features heavy flex cuts. When I was recently swapping switches to test them, I noticed some keys stopped registering or started double-registering. Taking the switch out and putting it back in would fix that switch, but then a different key would act up. It felt like the PCB was flexing too much under the pressure of constant hot-swapping. Since it's a regular mechanical board, there's no calibration tool—and when I put the original switches back in, everything worked fine, proving the board's flex was the culprit.
• My Concern: I don't want to risk wearing out or damaging the PCB on my K1 Pro since I love this board and want it to last as my main daily driver.
• My HE Board: For magnetic switches, I’m using the MelGeek Made84 Pro, which has a rigid aluminum plate and handles switch swapping like a champ.

What I Need:

I need a dedicated, sturdy/rigid mechanical keyboard specifically built for testing and reviewing traditional MX switches on my channel.

• Must be rigid: No flex cuts on the PCB! I want a rock-solid deck that can handle constant hot-swapping in and out without putting stress on the traces.
• Hot-swap: Obviously essential.
• Layout: Preferably a 75% or TKL, though I'm open to other layouts if the build quality fits a pure testing workflow.

What are the best rigid, durable hot-swap mechanical keyboards on the market right now that would make a bulletproof switch-testing station for a channel? Appreciate any recommendations!

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I was searching for a used copy of Spider-Man 2 on the used game market and noticed this beautiful setting on the shelf calling my name. It’s the Fire element Edition, and I believe the keycaps are not the original ones also missing all the accessories , but at least the switches are original and what a catch .

Planning to get new switches i am a switch collector i am in huge dilemma and can’t decide what i should get i need your hep guys
Option #1: HMX blossom
option # 2: HMX Puppy
Option #3 : HMX Nono
Option #4 : HMX Blush Charm

My son testing the sound and feel of Kailh BOX Summer Clicky switches.

Today is a sad day. After almost 10 years of carrying me through countless games, late-night sessions, and unforgettable memories, my faithful GTX 1060 has officially drawn its last breath.

after every restart wild screen flickering and PC shutdown it self , like a fool, I completely forgot to hit record or film it on my phone .

I’ve officially plugged into the motherboard integrated graphics while I figure out my next move. Going from solid 1080p performance to basic desktop rendering feels like stepping back into the dark ages, but I can't even be mad. That card gave me everything it had.

Rest in peace, old buddy. You earned your retirement. 🪦🖤

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