The Rival 310, as with all SteelSeries hardware, utilises the SteelSeries Engine 3. We’ve tested this software on a few occasions now, finding it to be one of the most stable and effective driver software out there.
Within the initial screen, you can see all of the SteelSeries hardware attached to your PC, along with older hardware which you may have configured. Within this screen, you can quickly switch between profiles you have previously created.
Engine Apps is the 2nd tab, allowing you to take advantage of integration of popular applications and games, mainly in relation to RGB lighting or button layouts.
If you wish for a specific profile to be activated or an action completed upon the loading of an application, Library allows this to be configured. Specifical colour schemes or keyboard layouts might be handy in your favourite games or applications like Photoshop.
Configuring the Rival 310 is a relatively easy task, with all of the relevant options being available within the one screen. We use PrimeSync to configure the lighting across all SteelSeries peripherals, however, the two zones are very easy to set up (scroll wheel and rear of the mouse).
The CPI selector on the top of the mouse has two available options which are dialled in using this page. Polling rate, snapping and acceleration is all set up here.
Within the initial screen, you can see all of the SteelSeries hardware attached to your PC, along with older hardware which you may have configured. Within this screen, you can quickly switch between profiles you have previously created.
Engine Apps is the 2nd tab, allowing you to take advantage of integration of popular applications and games, mainly in relation to RGB lighting or button layouts.
If you wish for a specific profile to be activated or an action completed upon the loading of an application, Library allows this to be configured. Specifical colour schemes or keyboard layouts might be handy in your favourite games or applications like Photoshop.
Configuring the Rival 310 is a relatively easy task, with all of the relevant options being available within the one screen. We use PrimeSync to configure the lighting across all SteelSeries peripherals, however, the two zones are very easy to set up (scroll wheel and rear of the mouse).
The CPI selector on the top of the mouse has two available options which are dialled in using this page. Polling rate, snapping and acceleration is all set up here.
