The fix for this is to load the mouse’s configurations into its onboard memory and disable “launch at startup” in G Hub’s settings.

How is Razor? Is that better than Logitech?Picked up a Logitech G604 Lightspeed on sale for 50% off a few days ago, and it’s a solid mouse so far, but it has a bit of a caveat…Īs it turns out, the Logitech G Hub software used to configure the mouse stays open in the background and can randomly start consuming ~120% CPU (1¼ cores) for absolutely no reason, which can cause stuttering in demanding software like WoW, especially on dual or quad core machines, and on laptops will burn through battery much faster than necessary even on 6 and 8 core machines where the impact of CPU consumption is more limited. I mean, its better for the sake of R&D to get products back in order to see what is wrong with them and make it better but they simply do not care. They never want something back but just send new stuff out. their customer support is pretty good though but its also very stupid. I'm done with this company poor quality and software devs. I was emailing back and forth with them but that led to nowhere. It crashed a lot and at some point it didn't show me any temp reading anymore. I also had issues with their arx control app on the smartphone. Also the lack of the quality of Logitech G products are becoming very taxing as i need to exchange every year my mouse, headset or keyboard because there always seems to be something wrong with it within a year. Now its the mouse skipping that is so annoying that i cannot even be compettitive in pvp or gaming in general. When i disabled this feature the game runs so much smoother.

I had this before in metro last light when llcore was running in the background.

also in games it causes lag or micro lag so to speak. I also have issues with g-hub and mouse cursor skipping.

The logitech g hub app