does it have onboard memory? so i can program a macro, and take it to the ps4?
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No. Also it is not compatible with home consoles. Windows only. I must note you that the Saitek Cyborg is much old and outdated now, discontinued by Saitek before PS4 time. I suggest you to look up on Razer Orbweaver Elite.
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I doubt it...I personally dont own a PS4 but I know this thing has software that needs to be installed before you can program macros
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Yes, buttons can be programmed through the LGS software. Macros can be made with customization timings like delayed key-presses if you'd like as well. However, to get full macro capabilities, you need to use profiles through the PC, NOT the in-mouse memory profiles.
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Yep, I play a few MMO's and have been able to macro spells and actions to the mouse wheel and side buttons. Should work well for weapon switching and reloads.
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Yes. I believe that I'm running mine on a 3 GB interface now. Backwards compatibility is usually not an issue...
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Your keyboard will work, but's it fairly difficult trying to remember all the key commands. I highly recommend using a joystick over your keyboard though. Even an inexpensive joystick will be a lot more enjoyable. The sim itself has a ton to offer, so if your going to spend the money for the game, do yourself a favor and get a higher end control system. You'll be glad that you did.
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Don't know about the PS4. If the iMac has the Thunderbolt port, then I'm told that won't work.
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yes and no, it's strictly a drum controller, doesn't have any on-board memory to store sounds, it does come with preset mapping for whichever program you use it with
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Yes, I've had one installed in my PS4 for three months w/ no problems at all. Just make sure that you download the "full-version" of the PS4 firmware and save to a USB flash drive. Unlike PS3, there are two versions of the firmware files (one for existing upgrades, and one for full-install).http://us.playstation.com/support/systemupdates/ps4/new-install/
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Hi Patrick, this will not work in a PS4. You need a drive that is: 2.5 inch internal type (9.5mm or slimmer) and Serial ATA (Parallel ATA is not supported) Sorry about that.
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&gt; Yes with the L5 application you can program macros to submit various commands at certain times. Although it is not smart enough to know when your DVR has loaded you can anticipate the loading time by manually programming a delay. (It's easier than it sounds trust me). &gt; The only difference between the two applications is that one is bigger and fitted for a larger screen. Whatever works best/ looks the best for you get. (You can experiment with both considering both apps are free).
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Not sure. It comes formatted for NTFS. I don't know what format PS4 uses. At worst you should be able to reformat it to anything if you have the right software. The drives hardware should support it.
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Works perfectly in a PS4, took about 15 minutes to complete the swap. make sure you have the latest update from PSN on a flash drive to boot the system with.
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You have to put a jump drive in there, in the back. * 2GB seems to be the best idea, minimum. * But you can't use just any jump drive, because the slot is deeper and more narrow than you typically find on electronics (thanks a lot, Sony). * And (as if that wasn't annoying enough) I just got one to fit, but the 350 still won't recognize it. * Look at the owners manual, and there is a page about external memory where they suggest a Sony product by a specific serial number. I think that's what I am gonna try. * At the end of the day, the BD-Live content looks to be a lot of nonsense, but I've gotten sorta Ahab/Moby Dick about this task, and will pursue it to pointless depths. Good luck.
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Yes, it is. If you want to do the macros and change your DPI setting just download the program off of the Asus website
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I'm sorry but I do not know. I use a windows system. I want to say that it should from memory but I cannot verify. Again my apologies!
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I don't know what kind of memory drives the PS4 uses. I would assume it can if the PS4 uses standard notebook hard drives, which is what the Extreme II replaces.
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I've been using it mainly for gaming, but yes, it is good for other programs like Photoshop. It's great for storing long macro sequences in each key.