zuoya x86 / modded rapid trigger custom keyboard / sound, gameplay test
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 มิ.ย. 2024
- Mods:
-Lubed, filmed gateron jades
-holee modded, mmd princess v2 stabs, baind aid below the stems
-filled the spacebar with handkerchief and taped down
-ixpe film between the switches and positioning plate
-3 layer of tape + sidetaped pcb
-eva dampener below the pcb
-replaced the abs with doubleshot five side dye sub pbt keycaps
Summary:
NOT RECOMMENDED TO USE HIDUSBF, IT CAN CAUSE ISSUES WITH YOUR KEYBOARD
Pros:
-sturdy build quality(no creaks whatsoever)
-rapid trigger works well, even at 0.1mm accuracy
-good latency values, no chord splitting
-software is mid
-remapping
-single and all key calibration
-DKS, MT, TGL
-lot of rgb options
-macro
-price tag
Cons:
-actuation point: adjusting it below 0.8mm, the keyboard will going to press buttons randomly(might be related to the rgb, enviromental temperature or the bad firmware it has) there is no a real fix for it. playing with calibration might get you rid of this. It seems not everyone having this kind of issue, and it can be various by user to user.
-lack of adjustable polling rate option up to 8k in the zuoya software, but it can be enabled due to 3rd party software, using the Irok beta driver, or flashing the Irok firmware and using their official program(1k,2k,4k,8k options available there).
-forgetting rgb sometimes(it has onboard memory in it, so its weird)
-fn layer can be really buggy and half of the options not working like: pasting a text sentence, or activating a macro with it.
-profiles cant be saved different rapid trigger settings correctly, unless you using the latest Irok beta software.
timelines:
0:00 sound test
0:48 gameplay
2:33 appearance
Discussion server for zuoya: discord.gg/P7AwUe5E6x
(TH-cam removes some of peoples comments for some reason)
Thats insanely clean
Thaaanks 🥳🤩
My X86 just arrived and I flashed the ND75 firmware thanks to you! Thank u so much! But I have a question, how the did you open this keeb, I can't find out how to open this lmao
Nice! So ye its pretty hard to open it. I was able to start to take off the kb cover layer, by inserting a small card between the f5-f8 layer(picture: prnt.sc/brmVALcsTT69 ) and then stretch it slowly around the whole keyboard
Sounds amazing. So what did you do about 8000hz at the end, running stock software or HIDUSBF or Iroknd75 beta software?
So the way im using it:
Let hidusbf on with the keyboard at 8k.
Setting the rgb and key remaps in the zuoya then close it.
Opening up irok nd75 beta, configuring the rapid trigger options if I wanted, calibration if needed, and set 8k in that program.
Everytime I wanna change the rgb, going to do all these things again, except hidusbf.
Which mods did you perform inside the keyboard? The sound is superb!
Open up the description, there is everything ive done it with. And thank you😅😊
I forgot to ask you 2 months ago. Just replacing the stock for the Jades switches make any difference? Sound, pressure, performance, e etc... looking for a more rigid switch.
@@paulotakahama less travel definitely noticable, i prefer shorter travel so the jades good for me, sound is very subjective thing, it sounds a bit cleaner I might say, the switches maybe was a bit less fatigure to spam press than ks-20 whites, but I swapped it with 28g springs and now its even be a bit lighter.
Thanks for your reply! I am in doubt between Jades and Raptors. 🤔
I've been going through the comments of your previous video and trying to make sense of what drivers to use. I'm not bothered about rgb or key mapping, just rapid trigger & actuation point. I'm currently using Zuoyas, but the actuation point is set to 0.1mm but stays about the same as keys without RT, etc. Is this my issue with configuration?
Im using both of drivers, zuoya for rgb, key remap, and irok for the rapid trigger. Dont know about this issue since I always used RT. Btw do you have any problems with set 0.1 to 0.7mm actuation point generates random keypresses?
You can replace the zuoya firmware with the irok one, made a tutorial here: th-cam.com/video/zaONMmuv7ZU/w-d-xo.html
@@Kokos_Gadgets I don’t, which is what made me think I was doing something wrong. Even having both a 0.1 & 0.1 doesn’t seem to do anything (I did select the keys I want this to be applied to)
@@Kokos_Gadgets and thank your for your response.
@@xsppjosh8597 I actually dont know now how can I deal with your problem, try to reset the keyboard if you didnt do that before.
To be clear: so you need to select the specific key(s) you wanna change, click on them or click&hold to select multiple keys, then check the boxes to enable "quick trigger" and "journey of pressing and releasing", adjust it as your preferences, then you have to press the "apply" button on the right side of the app. If its still does not work, idk, If I were in this situation might ask for a replacement it looks like a huge issue to me.
Would it be possible if you could show the space you have under the pcb? Planning to buy this board but need to know how much modifications i can do
I actually dont wanna open up again, cause it was so hard I tought I will break the abs material. But if it helps with anything, there is already installed a thin kind of foam in it, and was a no problem of applying a 1mm eva dampener under the pcb, and 3 layer of painters tape.
@@Kokos_Gadgets Hmm I see. Shouldn’t be a problem for me since I’ve modified keyboards similar to this. I’ll probably purchase when the price drop again. It’s currently sitting on $100 CAD, so I’ll wait
@@aphae yea, currently its a bit much for it
Hey buddy, I saw you mention that it was tough in the comments but can you tell me how to open this keyboard? I just wanna make some changes on the top frame
I was inserted slim cards to be easier to pull up the plastic frame. Started with the f5-f8 keys at first, then slowly lifting/stretching the upper casing all around.
It have inside these kind of plastic clips which holds the upper case in place. That needed to be popped out, with a card like an expired bankcard.
hi! i’m question, Do u consider backdoor issue from zuoya and irok brand?? i wanna buy this, but i worry about backdoor issue problem…
What kind of backdoor issue you talking about?
@@Kokos_Gadgets i heared that irok software has backdoor program…
@@a3b937 The Irok beta has some data collection to be able to improve their software, which anyway you can disable it, thats all I know...
@@Kokos_Gadgets oh~ i see!! thx. :) i gonna buy!!
So how good was the rapid trigger perf of the board? Waiting for ur answer brother
The rt with this kb is pretty fast and responsive to me. Especially if you didnt had a hall effect keyboard before, you will need to kinda relearn how a key can actually presses. (in a good way).
The reset of the triggers works so goood even at 0.1mm, unlike on example: endgame gear, which had to need press +1mm to actuates after a short keypress
The only downsides I encountered with this keyboard is the low actuation point you set. So if you set it below roughly 0.6mm, you will have some random keypresses(it can vary by users).
Let me know if you have any more questions about it 😇
@@Kokos_Gadgets appreciate dat fam!
@@Kxrd1716Lowered the polling rate to 2000hz, and now it looks like I dont have random keypress issues anymore. even adjusting it to the lowest 0.1mm Im fine with it.
I managed to succesfully replace the zuoya firmware with the Irok one, here is how can you do it: th-cam.com/video/zaONMmuv7ZU/w-d-xo.html
Are these caps ceramic? 😮
Its not haha, just a pbt with marble style keycaps. This one though fitting perfectly I guess
Is it better than most mechanical keyboards ?
If you able to take advantage of the rapid trigger function, then it yeah. When I finally got this keyboard, immediately beat my best scores with in games. If I disable the rapid trigger to act like a mechanical keyboard its still performing really gooood.