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Fixed an issue where the opacity for Vengeance LED was not working properly when configuring lighting effects that use it. Selecting the number of 8-LED Fans is no longer segregated by device type. Commander Core XT no longer defaults to the setup tab after device selection. Commander Core XT now supports the H55/100/150 RGB's analog pump cap lighting. The K100 Control Wheel's macOS toggle for track jogging and zoom now saves properly when toggled. Resolved an issue where the SCIMITAR RGB ELITE's front zone lighting was not playing the correct lighting effect.
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Sabre PRO series mice no longer have X/Y DPI unlinked by default. Fixed an issue with the tilt panel for gestures that occurs when you close the Device Settings tab. Resolved an issue where selecting keyboard layouts resulted in the wrong device image displayed. Fixed an issue where keyboards and mice were disconnecting if audio was playing during the installation of iCUE. Resolved an issue where messages would overlap and pop-up windows would disappear. Device image scrolling is no longer obstructed by device images.
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Devices going through a forced update will no longer disappear from iCUE. Made visual improvements to all tooltip descriptions. Updated CPUID SDK for the latest generation of Intel CPUs. Fixed an issue so that checking the Delete all saved settings checkbox will now properly delete all files during uninstallation.
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