Thank you for sending that information over. I'll follow up with our regional sales team for more clarification as I'm not entirely sure if their policies differ. 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 me Control and customize Philips Hue smart lighting devices through your iCUE software, and synchonize ambient room lighting with the rest of your RGB setup. Profiles: 'FarCry5 Arcade', 'FarCry5 Day', 'FarCry5 LOM Exterior', 'FarCry5 Menu' and 'FarCryND TheNorth'

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. Needs to be bigger, like those 7” aida64 external monitors. Similar functionality, with a cradle stand for desktop or mountable inside your case (side wall of PSU shroud?) viewable through side panel of rig. Discord works just fine now indeed, but can you please try this with the Xbox app? Not the Xbox game bar or console companion, but the Xbox game pass app. Fan Profile Widget. I can put on any screen, same as one on the command pro screen (Transparent and non) To my knowledge, you can't. The directions seem to imply that the intent is you follow the sizing templates and use photoshop if you want to create something customized. See:

CPU usage (originally designed for dual-cores with top row for first core, second row for average and third row for second core). 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. Its a non-trivial effort to make them and I'd love to know that they won't be pulled and people are interested.

FPS counter, GPU MHz, GPU VRAM usage, GPU fan speed, stuff available to MSI Afterburner basically... 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. You can use the library to store your created buttons and widgets. With the library, you can simply drag and drop your saved buttons and widgets to import them into different Nexus screens.

On another note - I just became aware of this today and was interested (even with the small screen and other issues), but ultimately it will be a hard no until the iCue monitoring software gets better.

For fiddlers, there’s a lot to play with here. You can even change the fonts and colors on your button or widget names, choose from dozens of icons and even save custom buttons to a library for later use. And there is plenty of room to set up your control spread, with up to six buttons per screen (depending on size), and the ability to add more screens. I’m not sure if there’s a limit, but I stopped at 20 screens, which means 99 buttons. This should let you find the identifier for any app listed in the folder and hopefully that allows you to run what you need. 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. I know RGB can sell products, but you already have RGB in things that should not have RGB like (bread) toasters (or was that Razer?). You've gone way above and beyond what one could reasonably expect with RGB. Even OLED key caps have been done before which is the ultimate form of "RGB". Your iCUE Nexus screen is a clean, modern take on an old concept. Let the community help out make this product amazing. Maybe have a monthly or quarterly "winner" where the most innovative community-created plugin or whatever makes it into the official software suite so that other people can also benefit? If your R&D team for this product is small, let others (the community) do the work and you just take the credit. Everyone will be happy and you (Corsair) will be the hero. Star Wars Duel', 'Super Hot Polygons', 'Super Saiyan', 'The Division Scan', 'Thunderstorm 2', 'Titanium', 'Underwater', 'Unreal Tournament',After few minutes of setting up screen computer went stupid and upon restart BIOS settings were reset - happens sometimes with OC'ed CPU.