[Shout out to the iCue Graphic Designer]

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[Shout out to the iCue Graphic Designer]

Before anyone asks, yes I know the dashboard exists. This is what it looks like with everything increased to maximum size with every single possible information item enabled.

[Shout out to the iCue Graphic Designer]

First shot? The website. Second shot? What it actually looks like on a 4k monitor.

[Shout out to the iCue Graphic Designer]

Shout out to the graphic designer for their choice to fill my information pages with blank screen. There's nothing quite so satisfying as having a 55", 4k Monitor populated with a giant image of the back of your power supply that is not providing much more than decoration and cramming all of the actually useful information into as small and unobtrusive a space as possible. Very intuitive and useful. I can't believe they didn't think of this sooner in the previous versions where the information covered the screen, could be resized and even read at a glance. Firing the original UI designer was a great choice and purging their large, readable design that greedily made use of my whole screen was the change we didn't know we needed. In fact, it's such a brilliantly empty design that screenshots now take up about half the space on my hard drive because how easily compressible a flat blank image is. Well done.  Knowing that I would be tempted to keep things the way I had chosen to configure them and removing any ability to configure it to my liking in any way is an absolute stroke of genius. Give them a raise, Corsair, they're doing the lords work!