SaikouType ST110r2 Programmable Mechanical Keyboard PCB

Filco Majestouch Convertible 2 [FKBC108MC/JB2] Review [English]

After my Razer Blackwidow 2013 (MX Blue) has been beat to death I decided it was time to spend the money to get a quality keyboard that will last a long time. I have been searching for the perfect keyboard for awhile now and I have finally found one that meets all my wants and needs.  This keyboard happens to be The Filco Majestouch Convertible 2 (FKBC108MC/JB2) I purchased this keyboard on Amazon.co.jp for  ¥13,626 (JPY) plus shipping or roughly $124 (USD).  Because   I am not in Japan I shipped the keyboard to my friend Keisuke in Osaka and they sent it to me in the US from there. Below you will see photos of my keyboard as well as my thoughts about it and why I chose the keyboard I did. At the end of the review is links to the product pages and Amazon Store pages of both US and JP versions. This keyboard is also available with Cherry MX Black, Brown, and Red if you prefer them to Blue.

Below is a link to 3 WASD wallpapers I have modeled after Filco Majestouch 2 keyboards:
Filco Majestouch 2 WASD Wallpapers 

Razer Taipan Weight Reduction

Clevo P150SM Power LED Replacment / Color Change

By default the Clevo P150SM and other Clevo notebooks use a blue LED for the power button indicator and for the status LEDs. It would be nice if these were RGB LEDs that could be changed through software like the keyboard but unfortunately they are single color blue LEDs. However they are very easy to change if you have the right tools. I replaced my Power LED with a green one from a Razer Blackwidow Ultimate but any 3.3v LED will work.

Clevo P150SM Cooling/Hardware/Visual Mods [Build Log]

Upgrading Clevo P150SM from GTX 770m to GTX 980m

About a month ago I decided to upgrade my Clevo P150SM's GPU from my old Nvidia GTX 770m 3GB to a 980m 8GB. After a bit of research that turned up no information to weather or not I would be able to actually get a 980m working in my P150SM which does not have BIOS support for new Maxwell cards. I decided to go ahead and buy one anyway and decided to re-sell it if it was incompatible. I bought my card from Mythlogic for $675, if you would like to buy an MXM card just email them requesting one. My card happened to come with a heatsink although the original 770m heatsink is compatible with the 980m if you add some extra thermal pads where the extra VRM is.