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There is a guide for using the Vengeance Gaming Software with the M60 and M90 mice. The screenshots in the guide are for the M90, but it applies to the M60, as well.

You can also view screencasts on using the software with the M60 and M90, and with the K90 keyboard.

If you'd like to try a beta release, you may download Beta 2.12 of the Vengeance Gaming Software for the Vengeance K60, M60, and M90.

1. Open the Vengeance Gaming Software and make sure you have selected the Mouse icon at the top right of the software.

2. Press the Macro Record (MR) button at the top of the software to begin recording your macro, while the macro is recording the button will blink.

3. Choose the button you would like to program by clicking on the number of the button on the picture of the mouse in the "Assign Buttons" tab.

4. Every button press will now be recorded until you click the Macro Record (MR) button once more to end recording.

5. Once the Macro is recorded you can edit the macro by right clicking on any of the key presses that you have recorded, and selecting from the available options.

You can find a link to the latest firmware (version 2.11) here.  The zipped file contains both the latest firmware and software versions for the K90.  Double-click the firmware update file and follow the on-screen instructions.  The firmware update may take up to a few minutes, and will display an update successful message upon completion.

K90         502(L) x 163(W) x 24(H) mm /  19.7” (L) x 6.4” (W) x 0.94 (H)
K60         438(L) x 163(W) x 24(H) mm / 17.2” (L) x 6.4” (W) x 0.94 (H)
M90       120(L) x74(W) x 40(H) mm  / 4.7” (L) x 2.9” (W) x 1.6 (H)          
M60       118(L) x 77(W) x 39(H) mm / 4.6” (L) x 3.0“ (W) x  1.5 (H)

 A Profile is a set of data that stores your keyboard /mouse configuration and key/button assignments. A maximum of 50 profiles can be saved.

Cherry MX Red is the fastest action switch of the Cherry mechanical switch series. It has a non-tactile key feel while depressing, short 2mm makepoint travel distance, and does not have a loud “click” at the bottom. Cherry MX “red” keys are generally acknowledged to be among the best mechanical key switches for computer gaming.

Yes, using the software supplied with the product.

Yes, using the software supplied with the product.

Use the software export/import function on the right-click popup menu for G-Keys, mouse buttons (from “Button Assign” or “Key Assign”tab) or configured keyboard or mouse profiles (under “Manage Profile” tab).

Use the key cap tool stored in K60 palmrest to pull off the key caps.

Yes. In fact, the Vengeance Gaming keyboards support 20-key rollover, far greater than the industry-standard 6-key rollover supported by most USB keyboards.

In modern multi-core systems optimized for multi-threading tasks, the PS/2 system carries a larger processing overhead compared to USB handing. In addition, Corsair gaming USB devices use Full Speed USB, which exceeds PS/2 in data transfer .

Yes, 100% ghost free.

Just use a soft clean cloth or tissue.

 It provides a very rigid construction. Due the rigid construction the aluminum top plate provides, the keyboard can’t be warped or flexed. This prevents stresses on the electronics PCB and switch assembly.

In our opinion, yes. The issue is mechanical switch vs rubber dome key technology. Both can have similar performance characteristics, even similar durability. But it is very difficult, but not impossible, to make a rubber dome key switch with the feel and actuation of a mechanical key switch.

Yes. You can select from five degrees of lift height for optimal accuracy.

Below is a diagram with the Cherry Red mechanical switch locations outlined in red.  The picture shown is the K60, however the same locations hold true for the K90.  The K90 macro buttons do not use Cherry Red switches.