Corsair has worked out good the products outlast their software compatibility apparently. Now I have to make a decision on whether or not spend $80 on a new mmo gaming mouse from a brand that's just gonna force it to become inept within the next 5 years through software updates or look elsewhere and find another company that cares about supporting older products that customers still own. iCue.exe was unresponsive, and task manager was reporting it was using over 750MB of memory, couldnt be ended and I had to reboot the PC.
#Corsair headset not showing up in icue update
I still have a Logitech G710+ keyboard which I have had longer than my scimitar mouse and my void headset, (the headset still works perfectly fine btw), and that still works whether I update the software right away or not the keybinds I have set on it are always accessible. IF I try to end the task on iCue.exe it looks as if its about to happen, but it never disappears - if I then try to end the task again it pops up with 'Access is denied.' This happened last night.
This new software version completely negates the reason I bought an MMO mouse in the first place. It's almost like Corsair is trying to force those of us with perfectly good older versions of the peripherals that are "supported" into buying the newer models. I always knew when there is an update because my profiles didn't automatically switch over when the game started I would have to switch profiles manually.īut now, not only are my keybinds inaccessible in iCUE 4, but (after I reinstalled iCUE 3) I can't even get them to work by switching profiles manually. The problem I'm having with this update is that my keybind profiles for my scimitar RGB are no longer usable in the games I have them set up for.
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