SimondsUnchaind

I too am having USB DAC disconnecting issues. Schiit Jotunheim disconnects and reconnects pretty quickly but happens at random while gaming. sometimes only reconnecting once plugged into a different port. Only recently, all of USB devices will lose power for around 5 seconds. even though half of them are plugged into a en externally powered USB hub. EDIT: I tried uninstalling Corsair CUE and after a few hours of PC-ing, I did not have a single power drop or DAC disconnect. Also, when I uninstalled the CUE client, as the drivers were being uninstalled, my Yeti mic and usb DAC disconnected and reinstalled. I tried updating the Corsair Client before the uninstall but it would only give me "errors" I really do like my K70 keyboard and M65 mouse so hopefully this can be fixed. EDIT #2: I still have CUE uninstalled and the complete power drops to all USB devices have stopped but my USB dac still randomly disconnects and reconnects while gaming. Still have no idea whats causing this. EDIT #3: I still have CUE uninstalled and once again I experienced 2 power drops and my DAC is still randomly disconnecting at times. Not sure CUE can be blamed for my issues currently. Still no solution in sight.

Spent 20min playing Overwatch just now. Here are my findings BEFORE (Old Mouse): I could create the DPI spike at will anytime within Overwatch by holding the left click and quickly swiping in any direction. AFTER (New Mouse): When attempting the exact same scenario, I CANNOT create the DPI spike. So far this is promising.I will keep an eye out over the next few month as the first mouse's problem only arose months down the road but once it happened it happened frequently. NOTE:I have not changed anything whatsoever with CUE. My CUE client also gives me an error when attempting to update the program (unsure why, no answer from Corsair as to why). I will not touch anything except for my saved DPI values and hope for the best* I did not need to do a Fresh Windows Install like I was told I would need to do (which is great). Corsair had no problems providing me a Paid For Shipping Label to send my old mouse back, but be prepared to ask for it.

I just received my RMA replacement mouse. I will report back here my findings. I also phoned Corsair Tech Support and spoke to an employee who personally had this issue specifically in Overwatch (He said he plays consistently) and the only fix he has able to create was a fresh windows install. It was something software related, pertaining only to Overwatch. That being said, if your issues are happening in multiple games it may be hardware related. I also don't understand why Corsair would waste their money sending replacement products out if they are aware its not a hardware related problem. I also had to ask for a paid shipping label as I'm not going to waste my money on shipping a product back that likely isn't actually faulty. Fingers Crossed for this new mouse.

Any updates Corsair!? Mouse is still doing this.