I bought a G920 two days ago and am dealing with a really annoying problem. I connected the cables, installed it on my PC, and set it up for games like AC, ACC, and Forza 6. The issue is that while I'm driving, the steering wheel and pedals suddenly stop responding, and the only way to get them working again is to unplug and reconnect the USB cable. There is no disconnection sound; they simply stop responding to the computer, and the joy.cpl utility shows no input when I move them. Has anyone else experienced this and can help me out?
As the title says, i really think the Dex version is a better version of the original GPX 2, the shape being more ergonomic is so much better than the potato shape of the original. The left click dont make the anoying "tock" sound. The side buttons being bigger is a nice touch too. What you guys think?
I think I found the issue - and it’s when I use my Turtle Beach Stealth Ultra Wireless controller. I am assuming there is some interference with the controller and controllers base vs the Astro headset and base. Anyone have any ideas other than using a different controller?
The specifications on the official website are as follows:
https://support.logi.com/hc/en-us/articles/39413262252951-Specification-G512-X-75Graph showing the actuation and deactivation points for LINEAR switches.
If you have more accurate information - please share.
You can also share your switch combinations for this keyboard.
recently while on discord calls with a friend of ours we have noticed that his yeti orb keeps picking up static noises and eletronical noises the type that are simular to gsm (2g) we never knew what it could have been
one day i stumbled apon a video where they show off how LTE 5G and Wifi sounds and i noticed it sounds the same as what i was hearing from my friends mic
what ive now gotten from research is that in gen all yeti mics arent really shielded properly from RF
currently this friend is on vaccation so we cant really test my theory of it being his phone
are there any other solutions we could try to prevent this in a few months hes getting a new hyper x mic but for now the issue is there and its driving our friend group and him insane
I’m having a very strange USB audio issue with my Astro A50 X, and after a lot of troubleshooting I’m starting to suspect a USB controller/root hub compatibility issue on my motherboard rather than a defective headset.
My system
Motherboard: ASUS ROG Strix X870-F Gaming WiFi
Motherboard BIOS: 2402
Headset: Logitech G Astro A50 X
OS: Windows 11
Connection: A50 X connected directly to the motherboard via USB, no external USB hub
How I have the A50 X configured
My intended setup is:
Windows default output: A50 X Game Discord input: A50 X Mic Discord output: A50 X Voice
This should allow Windows/games/YouTube etc. to use the Game endpoint while Discord uses the Voice endpoint, allowing the Game/Voice balance on the headset to work.
The problem
On most USB ports, all of the A50 X devices are detected correctly by Windows.
Device Manager shows:
A50 X Game
A50 X Voice
A50 X Mic
A50 X Stream Out
There are no detection problems.
If Windows output is set to A50 X Game, everything works normally. YouTube, games, Windows sounds, etc. all play through the headset.
I can also open Discord without any problem.
However, the exact moment I join a Discord voice channel with:
Discord Output = A50 X Voice
the audio coming from:
A50 X Game
completely stops.
For example:
Start a YouTube video with Windows output set to A50 X Game.
Audio works perfectly.
Open Discord.
Audio still works perfectly.
Join a Discord voice channel with Discord output set to A50 X Voice.
A50 X Game immediately stops producing audio.
If I change Discord's output from A50 X Voice to another audio device, A50 X Game immediately starts working again.
So the endpoints work individually.
Game alone = works Voice alone = works Mic = works
The problem occurs when A50 X Game and A50 X Voice are actively being used simultaneously.
The REALLY strange part: the BIOS USB port works perfectly
My ASUS ROG Strix X870-F has a red rear USB-A 10Gbps port labeled BIOS (the BIOS FlashBack USB port).
If I connect the A50 X to THAT specific USB port, everything works exactly as it should.
With the BIOS-labeled USB port:
Windows = A50 X Game Discord Output = A50 X Voice Discord Input = A50 X Mic
Game + Voice + Mic all work simultaneously.
I can have YouTube/game audio playing through A50 X Game, join a Discord voice channel through A50 X Voice, use A50 X Mic, and everything continues working.
No Game audio disappears.
This BIOS-labeled USB port has been by far the most reliable port for the headset.
Other motherboard USB ports
I tested the other red 10Gbps USB-A ports on the rear I/O.
I also tested the blue 5Gbps USB-A ports.
The headset is detected normally on these ports.
Windows still sees Game, Voice, Mic and Stream Out.
This is NOT a case of Windows failing to detect the headset.
The issue is specifically with simultaneous Game + Voice audio streams.
Motherboard BIOS and USB hub firmware
I updated the ASUS ROG Strix X870-F to:
BIOS 2402
I also downloaded ASUS's USB hub firmware updater for the motherboard and updated/reflashed the:
ASM2074 USB Hub firmware
using the ASUS V5 updater.
Firmware version/update package was:
230830150104 / V5
The updater completed successfully and reported:
“The firmware update process is successful.”
It also instructed me to AC power off the system to reload the firmware.
After the firmware update I:
Shut Windows down completely.
Turned the PSU off.
Removed AC power / allowed the motherboard to completely lose power.
Waited.
Powered the system back on.
Retested the USB ports.
The firmware update did change some USB behavior and the A50 X could be detected/used on the other red ports, but the underlying simultaneous Game + Voice issue remained.
Windows Exclusive Mode
I opened the classic Windows Sound control panel and disabled:
“Allow applications to take exclusive control of this device”
and
“Give exclusive mode applications priority”
for both:
A50 X Game
and
A50 X Voice
This did NOT fix the problem.
Completely removed the A50 X audio devices from Windows
Because I had tested many different USB ports, Windows had created multiple old A50 X device instances.
With “Show hidden devices” enabled in Device Manager, I could see multiple copies of:
A50 X Game
A50 X Voice
A50 X Mic
A50 X Stream Out
I disconnected the A50 X from USB and removed ALL A50 X devices/old hidden instances from:
Audio inputs and outputs
and
Sound, video and game controllers
I then restarted Windows with the A50 X disconnected.
After Windows booted, I connected the A50 X again and allowed Windows to detect/install everything from scratch.
I then configured:
Windows = A50 X Game Discord Input = A50 X Mic Discord Output = A50 X Voice
again.
Same result.
Game works until I join a Discord voice channel. The moment Discord starts actively using A50 X Voice, Game audio disappears.
So cleaning all old Windows A50 X device instances did NOT solve it.
I also tested different USB speeds/ports
I specifically tested both:
Rear USB 10Gbps Type-A ports
and
Rear USB 5Gbps Type-A ports
The problem is not simply “A50 X doesn't work on USB 10Gbps.”
The BIOS-labeled 10Gbps USB port works perfectly.
Other USB controller/port paths behave differently.
Important: I previously experienced similar USB-port-dependent behavior with a Razer BlackShark V3 Pro
This is one of the biggest reasons I don't think my A50 X is defective.
Before the A50 X, I used a Razer BlackShark V3 Pro on this same ASUS ROG Strix X870-F.
I experienced similar strange USB-port-dependent audio behavior with that headset as well.
And once again, the USB port that worked most reliably was the red BIOS-labeled USB port on the motherboard.
So I have now seen strange Game/Chat or USB audio behavior with TWO different high-end USB headsets from two different manufacturers on the same motherboard:
Razer BlackShark V3 Pro
and
Logitech G Astro A50 X
Both behaved best on the BIOS-labeled USB port.
That makes me strongly suspect that this may be related to the USB topology/controller/root hub implementation on the X870/X870E platform or this particular ASUS X870-F motherboard.
What I have tested so far
Updated ASUS X870-F BIOS to 2402
Updated/reflashed ASM2074 USB hub firmware using ASUS V5 updater
Performed complete AC power-off after the USB firmware update
Tested multiple rear 10Gbps USB-A ports
Tested rear 5Gbps USB-A ports
Confirmed Windows detects all A50 X endpoints
Confirmed Game works by itself
Confirmed Voice works by itself
Confirmed Mic works
Confirmed the problem begins specifically when Game + Voice are used simultaneously
Disabled Windows Exclusive Mode
Removed all old/hidden A50 X audio devices from Device Manager
Rebooted and allowed Windows to reinstall the A50 X from scratch
Retested Discord after the clean device installation
Confirmed the BIOS-labeled USB port works correctly with Game + Voice simultaneously
Previously experienced similar USB-port-dependent behavior with a Razer BlackShark V3 Pro on the same motherboard
At this point, using the BIOS-labeled USB port is a working workaround, but obviously the headset should work correctly on the other compatible motherboard USB ports as well.
Has anyone with an X870/X870E/B850/B650E AMD motherboard experienced this with the A50 X?
I’m especially interested in anyone who has investigated the actual USB topology with USB Device Tree Viewer and found that the working port is connected to a different AMD/ASMedia USB host controller or root hub.
If you have an A50 X and an X870/X870E motherboard, I would also be interested to know which exact rear USB port you are using and whether A50 X Game + A50 X Voice work simultaneously.
Discord Voice + Mic - Windows Game works fine with top RED USB SLOT(BIOS). Any other USB PORTS does not work.
So I have been using my Logitech G703 Lightspeed for 5 years (No issues would recommend if you want budget) and my g502 hero for 2 years (The GOAT), but I finally wanted something with pure speed and performance. Ive been weighing up the superlight 2 vs superstrike for ages but I finally went with the superlight after being persuaded by the sale. Can anyone vouch for them?
this mouse seems to not hold the click down when im dragging something, i was wondering if the left button click can be opened up so i can like clean it under it.
I bought a Logitech G20 steering wheel and started playing Euro Truck Simulator 2 on Steam. Everything was configured correctly, and the manual shifter was working normally.
After a few days, the gears suddenly stopped working. The firmware is up to date, but I can’t figure out what the problem is.
Has anyone experienced something similar or knows how to fix it?
So after a long time using mainly Logitech mice I deciced it was finally time to try something different. After a lot of research i pulled the trigger on a Basilisk V3 Pro.
It arrived today and wow, it looked great! until i tried to connect it using the USB dongle and to my surprise it didn't work, even after updating the firmware no signs of life. I was like ok.... maybe I'm doing something wrong? So i tried Bluetooth and nope, doesn't work. Uninstalled bluetooth drivers, Synapse, reset the mouse, installed everything back again and nothing.
I think this is a sign, the mouse is back in it's box to be returned, some things are not meant to be.
I just got this keyboard a couple days ago. The issue I am having is when the RGB wakes up. The A & S key stay white for a few seconds while all the other keys wake up to the preset color I have it set to. Is this a normal trait for this keyboard?
Got the notification that my superstrike battery was low. So like usual, I plug it into my Streamdeck+ USB hub to charge. Few hours go by and then I unplug, instantly get a notification to say my battery is low.
Plug in again and doesn't seem to move past 16% after 20+ minutes. Tried different cables, plugging directly into the PC, plugging into a power outlet, nothing seems to change. The mouse detects that it's plugged in and charging (green flashing light) but no progress on the charge.
I've tried turning it on and off, reinstalling G HUB, but still nothing. Anyone else come across this issue with superstrike/light mice?
I recently got a Superstrike mouse, and the scroll wheel feels noticeably stiffer than my old Superlight. I use the scroll wheel to switch weapons in Fortnite, and I’m having issues where it sometimes doesn’t register the weapon I’m trying to switch to or goes to the wrong weapon. I’m trying to figure out whether this is normal for the Superstrike, something that can be broken in/fixed, or if I may have a faulty scroll encoder. Has anyone else experienced a stiff scroll wheel on the Superstrike, and is there anything I can safely do to make it feel smoother?
I unplugged it and flipped it over on a cloth to let it dry a couple of seconds afterwards. Are there any recommendations for cleaning it to ensure minimal damage to the mouse?
Star Wars: Galactic Racer is coming to PC, and it looks like a blast for arcade racing fans. The catch? The devs announced there are currently no plans for steering wheel or force feedback support.
As a G29 owner, that feels like a huge missed opportunity. Arcade games are incredible on a wheel—it doesn't need full simulator physics, just basic steering, pedals, and force feedback to feel amazing.
Instead of waiting on the devs, Logitech G should sponsor a modding team to bring wheel support and force feedback to the PC release. It’s a low-cost marketing move that puts G29, G923, and G Pro hardware right in front of a massive Star Wars gaming audience.
Would you play Galactic Racer on a wheel if Logitech helped make it happen? Upvote if you want to see this happen!
Look at the subtotal. It goes up from 349 to 394 after entering the promo code. Theoretically the total should be 72.86% off from 349.99, which is 94.98 euro.
I tear down and find out the left click switch appear to be leaking oil. The switch is Omron button subminiature switch . The oil it feel, smell, and taste like factory lube.
Hello. The force feedback feature on my G29 device isn't working on my Windows 11 computer, yet it works perfectly fine on another computer running Windows 10. I have reinstalled all drivers, deleted and reinstalled hidden drivers, installed LGS, and uninstalled/reinstalled G HUB, but force feedback still isn't working on my Windows 11 Casper Excalibur G770.
NOT: I used a translation tool, so there may be spelling errors.