Corsair iCUE NEXUS Companion Touch Screen – 5” Diagonal Screen – 6 Programmable Virtual Macro Buttons – Live System Readouts – iCUE-compatible Device Control – Connect to Keyboard or Standalone Base

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For that reason, I regret to inform you that we can no longer handle the reported problem under warranty. Warranty does not apply to software problems. The iCUE NEXUS Companion Touch Screen enables full control of your setup with fully customizable screens consisting of configurable buttons and widgets. Love to see GPU usage, and the ability to drag one of my profiles onto a button so I can one touch to specific iCUE lighting profiles. Geforce Experience integration as well - I want to one touch record. I'd also like FPS/Latency capabilities for games - Geforce already has this so it would be great to pull that data and let me see it on my Nexus. Profiles: 'CyberVoid', 'CyberVoidRed', 'CyberVoidGreen', 'Dharma', 'IndustryGreen', 'IndustryMain', 'IndustryOrange', 'IndustryRed', 'Menu' Please note: For iCUE 4 on macOS, currently only HID and audio products (listed below under HID gaming peripherals) are supported.

also weird it doesn't take the names I have for the fans and sensors from my Commander Pro, it just lists them as defaults, but that's easily fixed for my H115i Plat, but not so much for my commander pro. Open up the iCue software to 3rd parties, set up an SDK (software development kit) that developers can work with. Specifically the ability to create widgets/graphs to monitor system resources and other things.

That opened a new folder that contained all the apps. From there, I was able to create a shortcut to the desktop for the apps I wanted to launch. I then created a batch file containing the command as Gumby posted but specifically for my apps. Problem is that keyboard (K70 RGB MK.2 LP) does not respond before booting to OS with Nexus connected. Good people of the forums, also please let me know if you like these so I feel motivated to continue to make them...

This should let you find the identifier for any app listed in the folder and hopefully that allows you to run what you need. CORSAIR's latest iCUE software with Murals enables you to create the ultimate RGB setup that not only fits your style, but can be dynamically changed to match your favorite visuals or digital content. iCUE Murals is easy, intuitive, fun, and the color options are nearly limitless. I've been using the Logitech G15 Gaming keyboard for the past 12 years or so. I haven't been able to find a suitable replacement until I found the Corsair K100 coupled with the iCue Nexus. My issue is that I'm losing the ability to monitor certain things like network in/out, system RAM usage, etc. The screen I will show is the SirReal plugin, and it's very, very customizable ( https://www.linkdata.se/software/lcdsirreal/). I have gotten so used to it and am having a hard time letting it go so the old keyboard is still plugged into the corner of my table still running the screen while I'm using the K100 as the main driver now.And the 640 x 48 resolution is fine for glancing at and poking and swiping from a few feet away. But get any closer and things look pretty grainy.The pixel density might not be that much of a concern in practice, since it's mounted on a keyboard, so you typically wouldn't be viewing the display up close. 640x48 on a 5" screen works out to be a similar pixel density as 1080p on a 17" screen, or 1440p on a 23" screen, and most desktop monitors will have lower density than that. Also on my commander Pro screens, I dont have temp sensors hooked up (im guessing that's the one in the photos that's missing on mine. the one between Link Lighting and CPU temps), so its just a blank box, looks ugly, a option to change it to something else would be good. I would imagine this is due to the increased CPU usage that has been reported. I can't comment on Ryzen 7 (I'm on an old Core i7-3770), but even watercooled its temp jumps up once the usage gets higher than nominal. I wonder if its the same with newer ships. That is, once you are at 10-14% load, does it stop throttling the CPU down. DOOM', 'Fallout Vault', 'Far Cry 5 Menu', 'Firestorm', 'Fortnite', 'Full Force', 'Helix', 'Ice', 'Knight Rider Medium', 'Laser Raptor', 'Neon',

Hi im new here and i got myself a icue nexus it arrived the other day but im really struggling with it and id really like some help please and thank you.Unlike the video, during the conversion to CUE2 I changed the profile to be only one profile with multiple lighting layers toggled off. One of the screens is device-specific, showing the name of your keyboard and, by default, volume controls, a button for cycling through lighting presets, and bringing up a screen of customizable G-Keys. It seems a bunch of the game specific ones I'd made got quietly pulled, guessing because they had game logos in them...

I made various sizes for most of them. If anyone wants a specific size or another icon, I've found a relatively easy way to do it so just shoot me a message and if I have time I can try to make it. Got mine for a few days now and i really like it, CPU usage didn't increase that much its more or less the same for meCan I have different screens for different games? Maybe set a profile and launch it before I launch the game? Or will launching the game launch the screen needed for that game? The Nexus is designed to work with all the Corsair products in the iCUE ecosystem, but the functionality isn't limited only to Corsair products. You'll need to use the iCUE software to customize the Nexus. I've talked about how easy iCUE in the past, and I'm still incredibly impressed by how intuitive and simple to use the software is. Once the iCue Nexus is installed, you have a keyboard with a top-mounted screen, reminiscent of Logitech’s G510 keyboard from a decade ago. The iCue Nexus and K95 RGB combined is of course a much-more modern device, but again, the big bezels make it look dated, despite all the things you can do with it. Speaking of that, let’s jump to the next section to see just what this iCue can do. Using the iCue Nexus Star Wars Duel', 'Super Hot Polygons', 'Super Saiyan', 'The Division Scan', 'Thunderstorm 2', 'Titanium', 'Underwater', 'Unreal Tournament', My biggest concern is that my cpu temps go up 10 degrees as soon as I plug it in. Anybody else experiencing this issue? As soon as I unplug it the temperature drops. Ryzen 7