u/theNEOone

Love 1Password as a password manager but I prefer Google Wallet for payments. It syncs my cards and more importantly allows me to use native virtual cards for relevant providers (Amex & Capital One). I would love to be able to continue using 1Password as my password manager but let Chrome manage payment autofill for online purchases. Is this something 1Password can allow or is the all-or-none behavior of Autofill a Chrome issue?

I've been holding onto Synapse 3 for months but had to replace my mouse and couldn't get my new Naga v2 Pro configured in Synapse 3. I took the plunge and upgraded and somehow everything is working....which was a huge surprise. I had a full system image ready to restore since I was convinced it wouldn't work. In any case, functionality of Razer hardware as well as RGB syncing with non-Razer Chroma compatible devices is all working nominally for my specific setup.

Full component list below in case anyone tries to do a search. I was looking for any firsthand account with my hardware but couldn't find any online. Hope this helps someone else.

• Razer Deathstalker v2 Pro
• Razer Naga v2 Pro
• Razer Thunderbolt dock
• Razer Leviathan V2
• Lian Li AIO (connected via motherboard rgb header)
• RGB fans (via motherboard rgb header)
• GSkill RGB Ram (via GSkill Trident Z Lighting Chroma Connect sync)
• MSI 3070ti (via MSI Mystic Light Chroma Connect sync)
• Lian Li 011 Dynamic Razer Edition Case
• AsRock Taichi z690 Razer Edition motherboard

Anyone else?

I purchased my 2026 50e in the winter and immediately swapped out the summer run flats for A/S tires, purchased from TireRack and installed at the dealer prior to me picking up the car. I purchased a staggered setup of Michelin Pilot Sport 4s A/S for my 21" wheels. They were coded as some "other" type of tire (by the dealer) in the car's tire configuration menu. I could have purchased the same type of tire directly from BMW for slightly more money and with a longer fulfillment time, since the dealer didn't have them on hand. I went for the faster cheaper option. I was told that there is some "scanning" of OEM tires that allows the car to automatically recognize the car, but that I shouldn't have a problem getting "aftermarket" wheels. My salesperson also encouraged just getting them directly.

The car has occasionally feels jerky or "stutters" at lower speeds, mostly when coming to a stop and then accelerating again. The braking and the acceleration sometimes feels non-linear, like the brakes or the transmission is "catching" on something. Not sure how to describe it. I assumed this was a handoff problem between regen braking and the brakes or some electric to ICE behavior.

However, I just picked up my car from having the OEM summer run flats mounted and the car is buttery smooth. The tires are officially "recognized" by the car (tires were swapped back at the dealer).

Did I fuck up by not paying the extra ~$400 to get OEM A/S tires? What is everyone else's experience here?

TL;DR: My "aftermarket" A/S tires were causing occasional low speed jerkiness but the OEM summer run flats have transformed the ride to be much much smoother. Anybody else?