The MSI SDK has a 200ms delay, this is normal and there is a 'workaround' for this until MSI updates their software/SDK. In case you decide to use Mystic Light standalone and it tries to take control over your corsair devices, you can right click the ML tray icon and uncheck SW_Keep.If your device doesn't show up in Dragon Center you could try to update Mystic Light, go to Dragon Center > Support > Live Update OR Dragon Center > Support > System Info and delete Mystic Light then go to Live Update and choose to install Mystic Light.If you want to you can uninstall MSI's optional software, go to Dragon Center > Support > System Info and choose wich one you want to remove.If Mystic Light (Dragon_Center) tries to take control over your Corsair devices, got to iCue settings and uncheck enable SDK and check it again.Make sure Dragon Center loads up completely, then start JackNet RGB Sync, make sure it starts as admin and verify that your MSI device appears in the Devices Tab, and then sync it with a Corsair LED.Verify in the Mystic Light tab that you can see your device, then go to Mystic Light options (top right settings wheel) and disable Third Party Software Overwrite.Install Dragon Center, open it and install their SDK, close Dragon Center and start it again.If not you will brick Dragon Center and its services and you will be forced to reinstall windows!! Do not close Dragon Center when Jacknet is running, or start jacknet before Dragon Center completely loads up.Mystic Light Standalone doesn't work that good, it's a bit buggy/crashes and stops receiving data from JackNet after some time, so we need to use Dragon Center instead.There is a KNOWN FLICKER with some MSI boards!.There is a KNOWN delay with MSI devices because of SDK LIMITATION!.Lower versions than 1.7.6 of Jacknet WON'T WORK!.Only Mystic Light 3 devices are COMPATIBLE!.2.1 Latest chipsets Z490, B360, X570, B550 TEMPORARILY SUSPENDED!.

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