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Went looking for space on the SSD last night, found Setpoint.exe.log from Raptr at something like 19-20Gb. Possibly logging every mouse movement...?

Raptr removed, problem solved...

Anyone else seen something similar?

Logitech drivers have sucked forever. Great mice, horrible drivers and software.

Can't seem to get away from them though. I've been using my solar powered Logitech keyboard for years and buy a new mouse once every two years but my mice get extremely heavy use all the time and harder use gaming.

Anyway, it wouldn't surprise me if something from Logitech is taking way more space than it should on your HD.

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Side note. I change the battery on my keyboard never. My mouse, once every few months, and my xbox one, once a month...but I can't make it though one full day of heavy gaming without having to plug a piece of shit PS4 controller into my PS4 due to it running out of juice. I don't get why Sony fanbois put up with that shit. So inconvenient. If the dipshits at Sony are going to make a rechargeable controller, at least put a battery in it that lasts more than 12 hours. They are one of two things. Either cheap-ass bastards that wouldn't spring for a larger capacity battery (or have unbelievably poor handling of power/data transmission) or are really out of touch with their product.

Someone just had another seizure.

sounds like a little thing called lUser error

Boogahz wrote:sounds like a little thing called lUser error

I'd tend to agree, if by user error you mean allowing AMD to install Raptr with their control panel app....

I certainly never configured it at all, let alone to log a mouse driver as a game.