Corsair iCUE NEXUS Companion Touch Screen – 5” Diagonal Screen – 6 Programmable Virtual Macro Buttons – Live System Readouts – iCUE-compatible Device Control – Connect to Keyboard or Standalone Base

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By rejecting non-essential cookies, Reddit may still use certain cookies to ensure the proper functionality of our platform. When you tried switching to a different USB port, did you leave it connected through the Passthrough, and change the keyboard USB? There’s a third bracket in the box that Corsair says is for a new keyboard launching later this year. If anyone wants a specific size or another icon, I've found a relatively easy way to do it so just shoot me a message and if I have time I can try to make it.

The first module gets replaced with a "hung/stuck/not responding app" where I can long-press the corresponding screen key to kill the app without having to open up task manager.

Could be used for gothic styled games involving war between heaven and hell and may or may not share a name with a mountain in California. Please note: For iCUE 4 on macOS, currently only HID and audio products (listed below under HID gaming peripherals) are supported. One of the screens is device-specific, showing the name of your keyboard and, by default, volume controls, a button for cycling through lighting presets, and bringing up a screen of customizable G-Keys.

With the library, you can simply drag and drop your saved buttons and widgets to import them into different Nexus screens. There is a default Cuescreen that comes preloaded, but otherwise, Cuescreens need to be created yourself or imported into iCUE. While the market for Corsiar’s iCue Nexus is undoubtedly narrow (mostly owners of its many peripherals and components, or those who want to dive into the deep end of that market), there’s a lot to like about the idea of a small customizable touch screen that lets you control and monitor your PC. I love this thread, mainly because I just bought a nexus icue touch bar, and gifs are really cool for it. Once the iCue Nexus is installed, you have a keyboard with a top-mounted screen, reminiscent of Logitech’s G510 keyboard from a decade ago.My issue is that I'm losing the ability to monitor certain things like network in/out, system RAM usage, etc.

The Nexus comes with 3 different mounting brackets with 3M on the back that are designed to fit onto Corsair Keyboards.One of the coolest features of the Nexus is the ability to create and add animated backgrounds using . The bundled cable is just a few inches long, which makes it perfect for plugging into the passthrough port of your K70 RGB MK. In the box is a standalone base it can snap into and be placed anywhere on your desk that is convenient for you, but if you have a Corsair Keyboard you can mount the Nexus there too. Got mine today, CPU is a bit higher than I would like, but I think that's an iCUE Problem, its why I don't use iCUE for monitoring on the dashboard page.