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Currently the iCue Nexus doesn't seem to work with iCUE on MacOS. I'm probably the only person in the universe to try to have a Nexus with MacOS, so I understand if the support isn't there. The iCUE NEXUS Companion Touch Screen enables full control of your setup with fully customizable screens consisting of configurable buttons and widgets. Allow automatic changes to RGB lighting based on time of day (e.g. red only at night, but do Spiral Rainbow during daylight hours). 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. It seems a bunch of the game specific ones I'd made got quietly pulled, guessing because they had game logos in them...
I get "The File cannot be accessed by the system" when trying to select the application to launch every time. This issue is present on ALL apps located under AppData. Here is a cool circle one. It fits right in the middle, not sure if you can change its position, but it fits well with a cpu monitor on each side. When you tried switching to a different USB port, did you leave it connected through the Passthrough, and change the keyboard USB? Or did you plug the Nexus directly into your motherboard? I would also try reaching out to our support team to look into this issue as well: Its a non-trivial effort to make them and I'd love to know that they won't be pulled and people are interested.After few minutes of setting up screen computer went stupid and upon restart BIOS settings were reset - happens sometimes with OC'ed CPU. I am logged in as admin (only account on pc), I have full control/permissions, tried making a shortcut (and placing that in various locations),... for Halloween. If I find time I might change it when I figure out how to make a gif. with some other software. 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.
Thanks for your reply. Unfortunately, I have to inform you that we do not offer a warranty on the software of products. Firmware updates for a product are optional and not required for a product to function. Performing such an update is always at your own risk and, if a problem causes the update, may adversely affect the operation of the product. 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. 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
FPS counter, GPU MHz, GPU VRAM usage, GPU fan speed, stuff available to MSI Afterburner basically...
These issues makes using the Nexus as a "real time system monitor" impossible, as you can't view, add, or monitor any system components.
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 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.
Unlike the video, during the conversion to CUE2 I changed the profile to be only one profile with multiple lighting layers toggled off. 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? Just an FYI - iCUE does have an SDK. Doesn't look like it supports Nexus as of the last release in October.
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. The following text field filters the results that follow as you type.Use the arrows keys to access the autocomplete results
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