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Yep, this is what I did when I described reverting it fixed the stutter issues but I'll mark that as answer for posterity since that is what ultimately solved the issue. Thanks everyone!

Yes I did both since those were my suspects initially as well but it didn't fix the problem either. No luck. It's the whole system that is stuttering by the way in case that wasn't clear. Guess I'll just wait until it stabilizes.

Anyone here having issues with the update version 2004? Particularly stuttering on a constant interval (the audio even stutters hard that everything sounds gibberish)? It's unusable on my end and I've been trying to identify by process of elimination what could've caused it. I've reverted twice now and on both scenarios, the stuttering stopped. Specs on my signature/profile if that helps. I was pretty excited with WSL 2 coming to Windows. I use Docker and it was really fast but the constant stuttering just makes the pc unusable. I guess I'll live with my linux containers on Hyper-V for now until there's a solution to this.

Thought I'd get back on this. After further research, I decided not to risk it since there's still no guarantee it won't be bricked from a future update. Fortunately, found myself a good deal for an NS Dock Set so I didn't hesitate to get that since it also includes the original HDMI + Power adapter for just a little more and ultimately, peace of mind.

As the title says. The nintendo dock is just too bulky so I'm considering getting one for better portability. Is anyone still using it in 2020 with versions 9.0.0 and 9.1.0? How's it going for you so far?

Has anyone tried/experienced this? Here's my broken rubber pad from my Logitech F710. I tried looking from online shops near me but couldn't find anything specific to the Logitech F710. The results however keep showing replacement pads for PS4. Do you guys think it's compatible?

Thanks! Really happy with how it turned out~ Sounds good! Good luck on your build mate!

Hey @Tashdeed, been a while. Thought I'd update as it just arrived today and managed to sync them. 1st video is on Rainbow Mode in Mystic Light and 2nd video is on Color Shift Mode. It seems to jerk when on Color Shift Mode, observe the cpu cooler and its fan vs the graphics card holder and the chassis fans. I'm guessing it's because the 5v is more capable of producing more colors but is misinterpreting the signals from the 12v JRGB headers in the MoBo. RGB Cable Routes Setup: JRGB1 (MoBo) Header: - CPU Cooler and Fan via bundled splitter with the Deepcool Gammaxx GT JRGB2 (MoBo) Header: - Deepcool/Gamerstorm RGB Convertor Deepcool/GamerStorm RGB Convertor: - Coolermaster Splitter via 5v slot CoolerMaster Splitter: - Graphics Card Holder 5v header (Hatsune Miku Design) - Gamdias Aeolus Box II LED IN slot Gamdias Aeolus Box II - 4x Gamdias Aeolus M2-1204R fan

Still waiting unfortunately. Will update you when both arrives

You're welcome. Hope it works as planned! And sure, it'll take some time due to logistics but yea

Correct, 1 of the '3' will be, indirectly, in the 'LED In'.

Yeah, no connection for the controller to connect to the 4pin 12v rgb header. The 4 fans will still be powered by the hub.As for the lights, see red box in the image below That's a LED IN port which is supposed to connect directly to the MoBo with the 5v 3pin header but since I don't have that header, this will go instead to the splitter which is then connected to the RGB Convertor then to the MoBo.

No problem. They look pretty nice and can get really bright. Yes it lacks ARGB 5v 3pin header and I learned the hard way lmao. The Deepcool Gammaxx GT RGB cooler uses 12v 4pin header and is compatible with my MoBo so that is synced together with Mystic Light. As for the fans, the fans are just connected to the hub that is being powered by SATA and is controlled by the remote controller (currently). I'm hoping to sync them to the MoBo through these (just literally ordered them a few hours ago): 1. http://www.gamerstorm.com/product/ACCESSORY/2019-03/1291_10731.shtml 2. https://www.coolermaster.com/catalog/coolers/rgb-accessories/argb-1-to-3-splitter-cable/ As for why you think I might need a splitter, the black acrylic stand you see on top of my case is an ARGB GPU Card Holder (cover not yet peeled) and is unfortunately a 5v 3pin one so now I have 2 5v 3pin headers waiting to be plugged so my aim is to connect the gamdias fan hub and the gpu card holder to the splitter and hope they sync up with Mystic Light.

Hello, it's a bit odd though since it works on certain orders. Either way, it's working well. I have no plans to water cool and have AC in the room so temps are the least of my worries. Been wondering as well why there wasn't much topic about this fans, I suppose because it's fairly new but here's a vid instead. Sorry for the bad camera quality but I think this should show what you're looking for