Controller PDP Porn

I love this thing

PDP Afterglow Prismatic
All kinds of settings in an app, set it to any colour you like, microphone, volume, rumble, trigger sensitivity, all buttons basically...
Customize galore!
Totally love it!
Plus not expensive, but really good.

A little porn "I can see your circuits baby"

a reply to: Peeple

Haha this is awesome! Do you do custom paint designs too? For the controller shell itself?

a reply to: Peeple

Nice controller , I got two Afterglow's from Argos a while back because they were clear plastic , decent rumble and the controlability of the lights is nice , sadly they don't work to well with Win 10.

Nice controller, my only problem with them is the pressure sensitive buttons seem to be lacking, at least the ps4 versions. a reply to: Peeple

a reply to: gortex

They rarely do.

I've been stung by a few devices that claim to be compatible with Windows.

They don't not work...

a reply to: Lichter daraus

You mean the deadzone? You can totally adjust that in the app.
And it works, I got mine on super sensitive and it's great.

On Xbox I don't know how it is with other plattforms.

a reply to: gortex

Well I've heard some had driver issues, maybe you just need an update?

originally posted by: Peeple
a reply to: Lichter daraus

You mean the deadzone? You can totally adjust that in the app.
And it works, I got mine on super sensitive and it's great.

On Xbox I don't know how it is with other plattforms.

It's obviously designed for Xbox. Looks cool.

a reply to: Wide-Eyes

It's obviously designed for Xbox. Looks cool.

Obviously , but it's also listed for PC too.

The problem is there are no drivers for it so it uses the Windows driver which isn't the best.

YEEAAAHAHHHHH
The only controller I have used since I can't remember when .
But I use the Rock Candys.
And since I have a full tower with tempered glass sides , everything lights up blue.
CPU , memory , fans , light strips , video card , keyboard , mouse , and controller.

We totally agree on this.

Thanks I'll have to look into it more. a reply to: Peeple

a reply to: Peeple
Noobmaster is that you????

a reply to: gortex

That's so sad. You have this too?
Yes I went the extra mile
for you

I want you to be happy

a reply to: Gothmog

YEAH!
LED enthusiast chest bump

We agree on something!? Awwww XOXO

originally posted by: gortex
a reply to: Wide-Eyes

It's obviously designed for Xbox. Looks cool.

Obviously , but it's also listed for PC too.

The problem is there are no drivers for it so it uses the Windows driver which isn't the best.

Haven't had a problem for over 10 years now.
After all , who makes XBox , huh ?

originally posted by: Peeple
a reply to: Gothmog

YEAH!
LED enthusiast chest bump

We agree on something!? Awwww XOXO

Mine are always off unless someone comes over .
Except for the controller .
I set that to be on only when the vibration comes on .
It will make you jump .

a reply to: Peeple

Yes I have that but it's only a control tool not a driver , thanks for looking though.

a reply to: Gothmog

The problem I have is that the controller can drag to the left if you are standing still in a game , the reason I have two is because I thought it was a faulty unit so I bought another but they both do it.

Don't usually use a controller but for games like No Man's Sky , Elite or platformer games controllers are the best for flight or movement.

originally posted by: gortex
a reply to: Gothmog

The problem I have is that the controller can drag to the left if you are standing still in a game , the reason I have two is because I thought it was a faulty unit so I bought another but they both do it.

Don't usually use a controller but for games like No Man's Sky , Elite or platformer games controllers are the best for flight or movement.

You know how to get to the controller properties in control panel ?
You can adjust it there.
Also , you can get free controller calibration software from the MS store.

And , turn on the controller config in Steam .
Nothing to do with drivers.

a reply to: gortex

Might be in your assignment settings or the controller switching on windows computers it is (X) based some switches change it from X based to the others look under "gamepad" settings to make sure the assignments and the switch is in the right place.

Sometimes the hats get really dirty down in there from dead skin grime even if the hands are clean... it isn't difficult to use a long screw driver unless it's weird shaped machine head(not phillips) to take it apart and clean it. I have found the thumb sticks(hats) to be a couple millimeters too long in the swing of most xbox type controllers and smooth them down a few otherwise the thumb clicks get stuck down afterwhile and can also cause the "drag" you mentioned.

The best controller I had was a madcatz about the size of the afterglow was taking some old PS1 thumb sticks and putting them in the xbox controller. They never got stuck during any game... unfortunately it was on the floor near a fire place and the side of the controller became warp city.

I have an afterglow that glows blue but I don't use it... it's basically a "guest" spare so they can see them buttons in the dark.