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Naga Trinity On-Board Memory

  • April 2, 2020
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Do i understand this correctly: If i save one or more profiles to the On-Board Memory (Specific: Programmed Keys, DPI), and take the mouse to a PC WITHOUT Synapse 3 drivers installed, i can still USE the profile i saved on the mouse, correct? I do not care about bling bling RGB muh. Just the Programmed keys and DPI Setting. While i'm at it, i want a portable version of Synapse. Can't be asked to have it on my PC. Reason? I don't want it on my PC.
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Do i understand this correctly: If i save one or more profiles to the On-Board Memory (Specific: Programmed Keys, DPI), and take the mouse to a PC WITHOUT Synapse 3 drivers installed, i can still USE the profile i saved on the mouse, correct? I do not care about bling bling RGB muh. Just the Programmed keys and DPI Setting. While i'm at it, i want a portable version of Synapse. Can't be asked to have it on my PC. Reason? I don't want it on my PC.
Yes, it's correct, but parially. Some functions like Windows Shortcuts, macros etc. still requires Synapse to be installed, but "basic" keybindings like dpi change, multimedia buttons etc. are saved into onboard memory. Synapse will inform you which settings are not included on onboard memory.
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