remilton

+1 to the G-keys.

I believe a font similar to the Vortex backlit keys is larger and lets in even more light and color.

This sounds reasonable.

I would be interested in a new double shot key set if the number keys and all keys with multiple symbols had the numbers and symbols side by side over the leds. Also I really like the Vortex backlit doubleshot white key set because they have larger letters and let so much more light/color through. However they don't have the keys for the Corsair bottom row, not to mention the K95 RGB macro keys! If you guys did a set like that I would be in.

The one thing I would most like to see is the use of absolute mouse coordinates in macros. I often wish I could click one or more buttons in a sequence on screen with a macro, but if the cursor does not know where it is or where to start from, it is useless.

That was my point. They make it easy to share profile but not modes. Often it seems people only modify one mode but have to export the entire profile. It's a small point because that was early in my experience with CUE and I've kind of moved on.

Obviously a typo on the voltage. I don't know what causing the freezing problem. It may well a bus problem, but then why does a powered hub fix it? I guess I am lucky as I have the intel Z87 chipset and my keyboard works perfectly.

Your have your logic reversed.:confused: .5 amps is what USB 2.0 ports are guaranteed to supply. .36 amps is what the K95 keyboad is drawing and that is .14 amps BELOW the limit. Besides USB ports on many computer can actually supply up to 1.5 amps and of course ther are those computers and motherboard with crappy USB port that barely meet spec if at all. To the previous poster: yes that was a typo 4.95v, no 5.95v

I have done some testing on the USB ports my K95 is plugged into. plug with KB symbol: 4.95 volts at .38 amps Plug with arrow symbols: 4.97 volts at .36 amps Those numbers are well within USB 2.0 specs. My KB should be running fine with those test numbers and it does. If plugging into a powered USB hub fixes peoples freezing issues then I suggest problems with on-board USB ports. For example the ports not supplying adequate power or having other devices drawing too much current from the same USB power circuit as the KB is connected.

I am not convinced that that fully explains the problem. As you may know, the even the K65 has issues and it has at least 35 fewer keys and tri-color leds than the K95. This means the difference in power requirements between those keyboards is not trivial, yet they both have some customers reporting similar problems. I have the K95 plus I have 12 other USB devices plugged in and I have never had any issues at all.

The only thing I can think is perhaps they are powering the USB ports more robustly on my MB than yours. I do know that my MB has the "Super Charger" feature for quickly charging your phone or tablet from USB. Since Corsair tells us that only a very small number of users are having this problem, maybe they should provide powered USB hubs for those affected.

That is good to know and it is what I have been suspecting. My kb has worked perfectly from day one as do the majority of those installed. However it seems a percentage of the users machines may have have poorly designed USB chips or drivers. I have a MSI Z87-GD65 GAMING motherboard which as the Intel Z87 Express Chipset for USB and like I say I have no problems with my K95 RGB and M65 RGB combo.

It seem that most often what users are interested in sharing is not a profile, but instead only one mode from within a profile. Why doesn't the forum software support uploading ".mode" files?