Riekopo

Should be a sticky thread for Suggestions.

How much CPU does it take up?

FPS definitely should be there. Current FPS, Average FPS and even Frametime would be great too.

I was thinking about getting the Nexus for its monitoring capabilities. But I read this review from July and it seems very underwhelming and lacking in functionality. Have any of these concerns been addressed in updates? https://overclock3d.net/reviews/input_devices/corsair_icue_nexus_review/1

Is there an official list kept anywhere by Corsair?

CUE should have a lighting option called "Screen Sampler" or something like that. What it would do is look at the colors on your whole screen, or quadrants, or edges, and translate that to your RGB lights. This would create an ambient, reactive, and immersive experience. I believe Cooler Master is releasing similar software called MasterPlus+ soon. This is what the famous Lightpack does and what the new Logitech G560 speakers do. Also, possibly the Nanoleafs. Also, the lesser known Ambivision, Ambiscreen, and DreamScreen. A Lightpack 2 is supposed to be coming soon. And Asus is supposed to be releasing something similar called the Asus ROG Terminal. I think Corsair should also release a "back of monitor" Lightpack style device that works with gaming PC's and modern consoles. Ideally, it would work with USB, HDMI, and DisplayPort and be able to connect multiple devices at once. The problem with the Lightpack is that it only works over USB with PC's. And a problem with other competing products is that they only work with HDMI while many if not most PC gamers use DisplayPort cables.

Is there an ETA for these Corsair keycaps yet? I probably won't be buying them because I already got the Vortex set from Massdrop, but I'm still interested.

Does Mass Effect Andromeda have this?

I think this would be awesome with Elite Dangerous.

Nice thanks!

Got my Vortex set from Massdrop. They are excellent. A huge upgrade from crappy ABS keycaps. I didn't realize what I was missing until now. You can request the drop again.

Still doesn't answer my question. What does "native support" on a keyboard for a PC game mean? I've never heard of such a thing in 20 years of gaming.

What does this "native support" mean?

I'd like a good force feedback joystick. Maybe Corsair can revive them!