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Star Wars Duel', 'Super Hot Polygons', 'Super Saiyan', 'The Division Scan', 'Thunderstorm 2', 'Titanium', 'Underwater', 'Unreal Tournament', Control and customize Philips Hue smart lighting devices through your iCUE software, and synchonize ambient room lighting with the rest of your RGB setup. I wasn't aware that I could have buttons setup to control in game functions such as inventory, map, etc.
Can 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? Expand your iCUE Murals creations to your setup's walls and surroundings with Nanoleaf smart lighting devices, for a fully immersive gaming experience.Put the power of CORSAIR iCUE software at your fingertips with the CORSAIR iCUE NEXUS Companion Touch Screen, enabling personalized control of your setup. View in-depth real-time system monitoring, create custom single-touch actions and macros for games and apps, and more –all on a fully customizable interface with up to six virtual buttons and hundreds of programmable screens.
Problem is that keyboard (K70 RGB MK.2 LP) does not respond before booting to OS with Nexus connected. The iCUE NEXUS Companion Touch Screen enables full control of your setup with fully customizable screens consisting of configurable buttons and widgets.Edit: i had the same exact problem the first 5mins in iCue as this post: https://forum.corsair.com/forums/showthread.php?p=1058874 -->> nexus.png file in this post. I also forgot to mention that when i plugged it in for the first time it showed an error on my screen and suddensly it opened the run command? Those SDKs - have they lead to the development of add-ons for iCue to monitor system stuffs like network activity, hard drive, FPS counter, GPU frequency, etc? Nexus should auto-graph if it's available as an input...
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. 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. 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 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. These issues makes using the Nexus as a "real time system monitor" impossible, as you can't view, add, or monitor any system components.I am having some issues and have some questions about the iCUE Nexus. I hope this is the correct forum, as it appears to be an issue with the iCUE software, not the hardware. 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. It seems a bunch of the game specific ones I'd made got quietly pulled, guessing because they had game logos in them...
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