I have recently built a pc and wanted to get all the peripherals to light up with the case. I have a:
Deathadder Chroma
Cooler Master Masterkeys Pro S RGB (Chroma Connect supported)
MSI B450 Tomahawk (Chroma Connect supported)
TeamGroup T Force Delta RGB ram (Chroma Connect supported)
My motherboard can control the ram sticks with Mystic Light, Cooler Master Portal controls the keyboard, and Synapse 2 controls the Deathadder.
After all these years developing Synapse 3 and chroma connect how is there still no support for "legacy" devices such as the super popular Deathadder chroma?
All of these devices listed are supported by Chroma Connect as listed by Razer, yet require a Synapse 3 devices to be connected? That makes no sense. How has there been no way to just use Synapse 2 as chroma connect app so I can control everything together? It seems so simple. I know rewriting the drivers for the Deathadder Chroma from the ground up is required to add it to Synapse 3 but is there any way Razer could create some workaround? I now have to use three different RGB software when I could be using one. Solve it and I can guarantee it will make so many fans happy, and drive multiple people to join the razer ecosystem.
Chroma Connect and Legacy Devices
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