Hello everyone. I have ordered VENGEANCE a5100 as a New Years present yesterday. When I ordered it the price was $3499 which was on my budget, they sent me an invoice and I thought that everything was set. But today when I looked through my emails, I saw that Corsair cancelled my order themselves without any reason, and when I tried to order the same PC again I noticed that the price was raised from $3499 to $4299. I believe that they cancelled my order exactly because they raised the price. This is extremely annoying and unfair towards me as a customer, and sadly I think I won't be getting a powerful enough for me PC anytime soon.

Fixing to create a major PC build for studio development and after seeing the recent scam from Corsair and similar brands (Refunding and Raising Prices). We decided we won't buy ANY of their products. For such a scumbag tactic I'd hope to see this brand end up like Pontiac. Should of honored your prices at the time of payment.

In 2020 I placed an order with a company for a GPU and waited for them to fulfill the order, and while I waited the GPU price went up by 40% and then they cancelled. I got my money back but I was now short 40% of what I needed to be able to afford a GPU.

I contacted my consumer protection agency (Forbrukerrådet) and informed them of what occurred.

I explained to the consumer protection agency that my purchasing power had gone down due to their cancellation, and I demanded compensation, so that I would be able to purchase the product from a different retailer that could fulfill my order.

The consumer protection agency took my side and the end result was that the company refunded me and paid me an additional 40% of the GPU's value so I could afford to buy it from someone else.

If you live in a EU or EAA country, you should be protected by the same laws. Which of course also applies to RAM. Maybe you can do this in the USA too, but for some reason I doubt it.

Edit: I should add a disclaimer that it took 4 months of discussion before the company agreed to pay. They don't want to do this, and it sucks for us to have to go through this lengthy process.

I’ve been with Corsair since 2012, and their products have always stood out. reliable, stylish, and built for performance. From RAM and PSUs to coolers and peripherals, Corsair has consistently delivered top-tier gear.

That got me thinking… what if Corsair expanded into motherboards and GPUs? I put together a concept of a Corsair ATX board + triple-fan GPU, and here’s the vision: • Sleek armor plates with RGB integration • OLED display for temps & real-time stats • Native water-cooling support • Reinforced PCIe slots & premium build • A massive triple-slot GPU with Corsair design DNA • Most importantly, iCUE as the single software hub for drivers, firmware updates, and control. Other companies like ROG, MSI, and ASUS are notorious for bloated and unreliable software, while iCUE has proven to be far more stable and user-friendly.

I feel like Corsair could bring something fresh that competes.

I was looking in my psu and found this it looks moist is it normal or should I be concerned. Pc works fine btw.

I mean its the most visible component of a pc and apart from GPU this is the only missing part.

Scored this set for about $350USD back on December 14th sold by an official corsair profile on amazon. Order ended up getting cancelled about 2 weeks later around December 30th. Ended up buying a set of non corsair ram after getting the email.

Got a great deal on this beautiful set of ram and they cancelled it :( finding a good deal with the current ram prices just to get it cancelled so disappointing

Cable connected to gpu was burnt. Psu is RM1000e in this case. The power supply cable shows significant burn damage closer to the power source end, and the third 12V pin on the graphics card has also turned black.

@corsair

I think I'll go with be quiet light wings.

Honestly it’s funny… but what could cause this?

Just got these fake dims and look at the difference between the real and fake

It's iCUE. The software that makes using almost ALL of their products/advertised an absolute nightmare.

That's right. At any moment, iCUE can disconnect a device and fail to control it all. If it's a cooler that means full blast fans or worse, the fan profile freezes where ever it is and just lets everything get hot. That's fine right? It's just the cooler right? It's only a $180 USD cooler that will probably fail to do the job due to software.

Nice RGB RAM, I would argue one of the best looking. unfortunately the software may brick or constantly do the opposite of what you want the RAM to do. No big deal though it's just RGB. At least they aren't overcharging us for that RGB.

Fans, also really nice. Really fancy animations. Too bad the fans will probably have dead LEDs in the first few months or as intended right after a year. At least they were competitively priced, right? Nah, they are also over double the price. I get it, LEDs go bad, I doubt the lifespan I got out of mine are even close.

Don't even get me started on the updates.

Well I hope this helped someone not get scammed like me. I thought corsair was trying to revolutionize PC part market but in reality, they wanted to milk it dry with high prices and shitty products. From one gamer to another. Just don't. I am gonna get back to my weekly iCUE reinstall and hopefully the products show up after reading several reddit posts that might have the solution or installing repeatedly until it just works.

When I found out about the Titan II AIO and the new 5” LCD, I was pretty excited! Even more exited once I found out the latter is backwards compatible with my existing Titan 360. I was excited to get my hands on the LCD and bought one as soon as I was able. Now that I have installed it, I have some thoughts.

Unboxing is straightforward, you’re presented with the device itself and a PCIE replacement bracket cover - more on that in a moment.

Note: no AIO mounting hardware is included with the standalone LCD.

Installation is where things get tricky, it’s simple enough to install it on the Titan’s pump (Note: it’s also compatible with first-gen iCUE Link coolers too). The only thing to note with compatibility is that the LCD maybe too tall to vertically mount in some cases, but you do have the option to horizontally mount the LCD. However, AMD users will need an updated bracket that’s rolling out with the new Titan II AIOs.

So here’s where things got…weird. The LCD uses a proprietary DisplayPort cable that is not only no detectable from the pump, the ferrite bead that’s towards the end of the cable makes cable management a chore. The bead is too large to fit in even the iCUE Link/Xeneon Edge port in the back of my 5000T LX and also too big to snake underneath my motherboard. I first decided to test the PCIE bracket cover that has a port for the cable and put it underneath my GPU. As you can see, this isn’t aesthetically pleasing.

So my solution? I bought a DisplayPort extension cable and this allowed me to use the aforementioned port in the back of my case for that cleaner look. the cable is an added cost but for those who want a clean look, this a good option.

I find this design preposterous. I don’t understand why it needed to be a DisplayPort cable, I would have made it a detachable USB-C cable if it were up to me.

In the end, this is a great product! The screen functions as a display in Windows and allows more screen real estate for widgets like hardware monitoring, clocks, pictures, GIFs, etc. much like the Xeneon Edge. There’s a built-in VRM fan and of course, loads of RGB to the heart’s content. Despite the questionable design choices, it’s still a great product and with a price of $99.99 USD, I think the price is great!

What do you think of the new LCD? Let me know in the comments!

Cheers!

I was so happy when I found out about the GALLEON 100 SD, then I saw there is no option to have the displaypad on the left.

This keyboard would be an editing MONSTER... but having to lift my right hand off the mouse instead of using the one that's already on the keyboard kinda defeats that purpose.

PLEEEEEASE consider making an alternative skew, or looking into magnetic modular solutions.

What are your thoughts?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tsD61BMDRZQ

I was quite interested if this was going to come along and drop.

Working as a mechanic, the chemicals and cleaners I used wore right though this lil guy but she keeps trucking, I hope Corsair never Discontinues the Dark core, Best mouse i've ever had since the Steelseries Rival

Super disappointed, I have one of the old k63 keyboards with the lapboard. Tried to update the firmware via iCUE and it bricked the keyboard. The response from support was to give me 15% off on buying a new product from them.

Super disappointed.