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Can do! And, if I submit a ticket will the support person know to redirect it to software instead of asking me to RMA my Commander Pro (like the last time I tried to submit a software bug)? Edit: Ok done, TICKET #892475

I'm using a Logitech G903 and I do have Logitech G HUB installed and running but I've already tested this with G HUB enabled/disabled with iCue enabled but that didn't stop the stutters. No other game suffers from this issue, and I have turned off the SDK to try and see if that would help, it didn't :( Also I've got a Ryzen 2700X with 8 cores and 16 threads, I doubt iCue alone could bog it down that much. I mean I can even game whilst transcoding videos to x265 and FPS drop is noticeable but not too severe. My GSYNC is already on Fullscreen only and I play in exclusive fullscreen mode everytime (unless the game doesn't support it)

I'd honestly prefer having smooth camera over working lighting in game. Might downgrade iCue and see if that helps.

The good news is that the SDK effects seem to be working better now in game but the bad news is that it causes major stutter while panning the mouse in the game. Turning off the SDK effects on both iCue settings and in game has no effect. The only workaround at the moment seems to be to quit iCue completely. iCue on: [ame] [/ame] iCue off: [ame] [/ame]

Yeah that's kinda been my experience as well. I used to leave it on to charge overnight on the Qi charger but then in the morning when I try and turn it on the mouse does not respond and I used to panic but then realised its probably because it overheated and the battery/charging circuits/whatever need to cool down. I might open a ticket and see if Corsair has anything to say about it.

I've got a standard 10W (5V/2A) Qi wireless charger that I've been using for my phone and thought that it would be great to use along with my Dark Core SE RGB as well. However, if I leave the mouse on the charging pad, it stops charging and the mouse is unresponsive for a couple of minutes. At first I was wondering what the deal was and then I touched the area where the charging coils are on the mouse (and I assume where the battery is) and found that they were quite warm to the touch. So my current theory is that they need to cool down before being able to be turned on again? So my question is, does the mouse not automatically shut off charging when its full and just continue on until it essentially overheats? Because of the above I've resorted to charging via USB overnight when I'm not using the mouse for now.