Vader 5 Pro

If you use steam input, you should know that the PXN P5 is not compatible with steam input (except for Switch mode, which means bad latency and no extra buttons). The 8bitdo pro 3 and 8bitdo ultimate 2 wireless have full steam input support. the the leadjoy xeno plus works in DS4 mode (which is ok f

If this is your first controller, I highly advise getting as many of these in your hands as possible to test as you can before you buy. Especially when it comes to symmetrical stick controllers (Dualsense) vs staggered. (Xbox, Flydigi, Gamesir) You will eventually develop a strong preference for how

OKAY SO flydigi space station did NOT work in a normal VM, BUT i was able to get it to work in Winboat. This is included with Cachy by default but i'm not sure if it's a pain to get working or not on other distros. I had to enable experimental features in the winboat settings to get USB passthrough,

With a Brook wingman FGC2 and P5 they’ll work on PS5 with a plethora of PC controllers. My 2 recommendations are the Gamesir g7 pro 8k and the Flydigi Vader 5 Pro!! The latency, if any, is imperceptible .

Both are good Flydigi Vader 5 Pro v2: +more buttons +very solid and crisp feel of face buttons +smarter dock +controller feels premium +better for larger hands -sticks with weird loud debounce -tension ring is not that good even on v2 (compare to 5s) -tragic software, with limited option of binding

Yeah, I disconnect all other controllers, but i read in other forums that there's a few games that don't play nice with the fight sticks, like Invincible VS, Virtua Fighter 5 R.E.V.O. World Stage, Dragon Ball Fighter Z (Xbox Series X version), those are the only ones I know of so far. However, one g

Yup I’m on a 5090 i9-14900KS (100% stable across OCCT y-cruncher, cinebench, memtest, and prime95). However the latest changes to Vanguard has made only this League and Val crash. Tried to let Riot support know and they just say it’s my the classic old “your CPU is degraded cause it’s the 13th-14th

Totally. The Steam Controller has specific features that — if you want them — are worth the extra money. I bought a Steam Controller because I want two trackpads (and the extra back buttons are nice, but I find that personally I rarely use more than two. But when I want to use 4 I'm very grateful fo