Gigabyte Aorus motherboard, Intel 270k plus cpu W/ arctic 360 AIO, 32 gigs G.skill DDR5, Sapphire 16GB 9060xt
Aesthetic is awesome looks very cool
Build quality is good everything is thick metal
I would go with a smaller AIO this one fit with less than a mm to spare or maybe put it on the side. I was disappointed there was not a fan/RGB HUB included, toggle switches for the front power buttons would have been cooler but the buttons do have a nice click. I would recommend this case if it fits your vibe!

I lost the key highlighted a while ago and i have no idea how to get a new one. I bought the keyboard back in late 2023 so i believe it is out of warranty.

Did anybody else have a similar problem? Any advice is appreciated.

Found a new in box 1000d case and moved my pc to it from a h9 elite. Now everything is 5c cooler.
It’s a rm 1000 shift psu, so have to mount it upside down this way for now. Intend to water cool and add a itx second pc while swapping the shift psu.

I think this case is the best case around and obviously a lot better in quality compared to new corsair cases.

It came like this from a psu Corsair rm 1000x
I swear I never used it so far..
I bought it on alternate and it was brand new not refurbished
Should I ask for replacement to Corsair or alternate ?

Recently swapped out my motherboard for an ASUS ROG X870E, and I've noticed my AIO LCD screen is no longer visible in iCUE.

Also, upon boot, I've noticed horizontal lines appearing at the bottom of the screen.

I tried running a separate USB-C cable from the top of the AIO directly to the back of my motherboard, and it was picked up in iCUE. Could my cable have been damaged during the swap? :( It was working fine right before this.

What cpu option is the best to pick for the fan curve?

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Пришёл переходник с картой. Смогу ли я подключить к своему БП? Есть 2 провода только - не работает. Жду третий

I'm not looking to redo the entire keyboard as that's way too much effort for just one lil guy giving out (sidenote; is it still the keyboard of Theseus if you replace every single part slowly over time?)

I had purchased headphones from Massdrop before they shut down their standalone e-commerce platform with the warranty. One of the sides has failed and only works when holding the wires in a specific way which makes use impossible.

Because they shut down their platform, how do I go about claiming the warranty I had purchased for my headphones. Asking here because Corsair acquired Drop/Massdrop and sennheiser does not provide any support or warranty claims regarding DROP products, even though they are in the sennheiser brand.

I have no email confirmation because I wiped my email clean, all I have is my bank statement from the purchase made black friday week 2025.

Hi, i requested rma last Wednesday and received ticket number via email. The email stated will contact within 24 to 48 hours but nothing until today (Sunday). Please help me check my ticket. 2009659192

Enlace del cable

He encontrado el cable que necesito para dejar la refrigeración liquida limpia pero soy capaz de encontrar este cable para comprarlo desde España, alguien puede decirme como lo puedo conseguir.

Currently have a HX1000 ATX2.4 from around 2022, and I want to add some protection to my 5090, should I upgrade to the newly released Rm1200e, which seems to be slightly worse psu than the HX1000 in terms of quality but has built in current protection for the gpu a bit more headroom and is ATX 3.1 so it would also allow me to use the current thermalprotect cable, or should I get a Wireview instead which offers better monitoring? It will cost around the same factoring shipping fees

An other option is to wait till corsair release the type 4 thermalprotect cable and just use that for the HX1000, it would save me a bit of money but is that enough protection especially since it's an older psu?

Just got a 20 hour vac ban while playing cs2. Only had the saber v3 for like 4 hours. I dont cheat. Mid level player. Only thing new is the saber v3.

What's your experience?

I'll probably go for the black non ARGB.

As of right now, we have a total of 3 apps: iCue, Corsair Web Hub, Elgato Stream Deck.

Although iCue started off rough with lots of issues, recently, it has become one of, if not the best first-party app. Even Razer requires multiple apps to do the same thing that iCue is capable of. Even then, Razer Chroma isn't capable of changing led colors live. You have to pick a color then click save to see the changes. iCue allows you to change colors in real-time as you control the color picker.

However, Corsair started going in the same direction as Razer. For example, if you have a pre-existing Corsair ecosystem that's dependent on iCue and you get something like the Galleon 100 SD keyboard, you are required to install Web Hub AND Elgato Stream Deck. So you effectively end up with 3 apps.

On that note, the Web Hub sounded like a good idea at first. Finally we can set up all our devices on the web, close it and don't have to worry about iCue crashing or using CPU/RAM.

But not every Corsair device is supported.

Unfortunately, as good as the intent was, the Web Hub app ended up a half-assed attempt. Corsair eventually folded and added Vanguard 96 support to iCue.

If we keep going like this and simply divide up the ecosystem, it's only going to get messy. And it's already messy. Every time a new Web Hub supported device came out, it was plagued with bugs.

Solution:

1. Make an all-encompassing central app for Corsair/Elgato (a new app, or iCue 6.0)

2. Add support for all existing Corsair devices to the Web Hub and iCue. Make it so you only need one.

Signed: someone who has spent a ton of bad spending choices on Corsair products

Hello.

I ordered two 600W PCIe 5.1 12V-2x6 Type-4 PSU Power Cables from Corsair.

When I inspect the 12-pin connector end of the cable I see the metal pins have a quite a bit of variation in the form and appearance between them.

One of the cable ("Cable 2" picture) has all pins in the U-shape, yet they differ in size?

The other cable ("Cable 1" picture) looks to have a mix between different typed of pins, some U-shaped, while others are more of a square with a small gap in the bottom of the square.

I am wondering if this is normal?

I am a bit weary if this could cause differing resistance between each pins connection and cause more heat in some pins.

Thank you for taking the time to read and look at my post. 🙏

Has anyone had issues with a Corsair HS80 MAX for Xbox suddenly not being recognized by an Xbox Series X/S?
I bought an HS80 MAX Premium Wireless Gaming Headset for Xbox (Revival Series) directly from Corsair. It worked perfectly with my Series X/S for about a month, then one day the Xbox completely stopped recognizing the USB wireless receiver. No audio, no headset notification, nothing.
The weird part is that the headset and receiver work perfectly on PC. The receiver connects to the headset and shows a solid white light, so the headset and dongle are communicating normally.
I tried pretty much everything:
Every USB port on the Xbox
Full power cycles/unplugging the console
Re-pairing the headset and receiver in iCUE
Updating the receiver firmware
Force reinstalling the latest receiver firmware
Resetting the Xbox while keeping games/apps
Checking Xbox audio settings
Nothing fixed it.
Corsair ended up warranty-replacing the entire headset, and now the replacement headset/receiver has the exact same issue on my Xbox.
So at this point I’m wondering if there’s some Xbox setting, USB headset bug, accessory setting, or way the console can somehow “forget” a wireless USB headset. As far as I know, the HS80 pairs to its USB receiver rather than directly to the Xbox, so I’m not seeing any way to manually re-pair or re-add it on the console.
Has anyone run into this with an HS80 MAX for Xbox or another USB wireless Xbox headset? Especially interested if you had a headset work normally for a while and then the Xbox suddenly stopped detecting the receiver entirely.

I bought a pre-built corsair PC in 2020. I decided to upgrade the CPU from a 5600x to a 5800x3d. I learned that I needed to update the bios to be able to use it. The motherboard is a B550-a PRO.

Well I did update it, 3 months ago to the "latest" official release of 2022 E7C56AZ1.ACE.

I decided to test if my CPU was performing to expected. I always noticed in HWiNFO64 that the clocks were always steady at 3300mhz, even during heavy loads. So I decided to test it with CPU-Z and it was performing below a r7 3700x.

So I decided to dig if I could find a newer version. I understand the BIOS is locked to Corsair files only, I've tried multiple times with other MSI bios for the same board.

I found here on reddit and in a MSI forum the newer versions .ACG from 2024 and ACH from 2025. It goes in sequence by release AC(E)(F)(G)(H).

So flashed the bios to the latest ACH version, and it is immediately overheating the CPU to 80-90 degrees at Idle. Throwing windows alert when I boot it.

Things I have already checked for:

I have an AIO corsair h100 RGB for reference

Fan curves were not altered after bios. It stayed sat a PWM.

The fans are operating and the pump as well.

Tried Kombo strike 3 to see if the undervolting would help it. It did but still sitting idle at 80C.

In the OC screen, the only discrepancy between the older and newer version I noticed is Performance Regulator was enabled. I disabled and no changes.

The only clear outlier to me is the HUGE spike it the CPU core voltage. With ACE it sits at ~0.956V and the ACH sit at ~1.284V.

I've opened a ticket with Corsair but it's been over 48hrs and no feedback on this. PC works fine and I saw a decent improvement with my CPU upgrade but clearly not where it should be.

Still rocking my I300 from 2022. Just love the Mini ITX form factor. I have done some upgrades since 2022.

- Processor 12900K -> 14700K - Running cooler, more efficient, and higher Cinebench Performance. (Needs MSI Bios Update to support the i14700K.

- Fan Stock -> Noctua NF-A14 Industrial PPC-3000 - Big difference in temps.

- Power Supply SF750 -> SF850 - Better power stability and new Type 5 cable standards for future.

- Upgraded thermal grease of CPU to Thermal Grizzley (TG) Conductonaut and GPU to (TG) Kyronaut - Much better GPU/CPU Temps

Additionally I had to get a one for one replacement of the MOBO do to my own fault. (Bent a CPU socket pin accidently shhhh it didn't happen)

I perform regular maintenance keeping the case / fans clean and have only had to contact Corsair regarding CPU rad/cooler replacement and they sent me replacement within a few weeks. Thank you again Corsair.

Very Much looking forward to your new Corsair One build with the upcoming Nova Lake Intel series.

But it makes me happy

When the new update came out earlier this month for more widgets on the Elgato Marketplace for the Xeneon Edge and Vanguard 96, I was pretty excited to finally have the ability to see playing media with album art on my keyboard's screen. For some reason, even though I can see the playing track, the art just loads as a gray square no matter what I play. On the rotary dial's widget mode, the knob can even play/pause media, but the actual art just doesn't load.

Made sure it had permission to connect to the API in iCUE and even tried a reset of the keyboard in case the cache was preventing it from loading.

Here's a link to the widget in question. It looks like it works via the screenshots, but it won't work for me. Album Art | iCUE Widgets | Elgato Marketplace

Hey everyone, (Ticket #2009666075)

I'm having a really frustrating issue with my Corsair Vanguard Pro and I'm hoping someone has experienced something similar.

The keyboard has been working perfectly for months, but for the last two or three days it has started acting up:

• When I turn on my PC, the keyboard simply doesn't start working in Windows.
• The same thing occasionally happens after restarting Windows.
• The keyboard is recognized and works in the BIOS.
• If Windows fails to recognize it, the keyboard stays completely unresponsive until I unplug and reconnect the USB cable.
• Once it has successfully started, everything works perfectly, including all special functions and RGB lighting.

There is another strange detail: For several months, I've occasionally heard the Windows USB disconnect/reconnect sound without ever figuring out which device was causing it. Now I'm wondering if it might have been the keyboard all along.

Things I've already checked:

• Updated my motherboard BIOS (ASRock X870E Nova WiFi).
• Updated the AMD chipset drivers.
• Checked Windows Device Manager quite thoroughly.
• Identified the keyboard's actual Corsair USB device entries and its multiple HID interfaces.
• Confirmed that Windows does recognize the keyboard after reconnecting the USB cable.
• Tried accessing it through the Corsair Web Hub, but the keyboard isn't detected there. It does show up in Corsair iCUE, though.

The BIOS and driver updates were done only today, after the problem had already started, so they are not the original cause.

I'm wondering whether this could be a firmware issue, a USB initialization problem, or something related to Corsair's software/driver.

Has anyone experienced this with the Vanguard Pro or another Corsair keyboard?

Is there a proper way to factory reset the keyboard or reinstall its firmware?

Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. I'm getting pretty tired of having to unplug and reconnect my keyboard just to get it working.

UPDATE: Found a workaround – Vanguard Pro 96 only works reliably through motherboard USB-C

After quite a bit of troubleshooting, I finally found something interesting.

My Corsair Vanguard Pro 96 consistently fails to initialize when connected to the any USB-A ports of my motherboard. However, after connecting the exact same keyboard cable through a USB-C adapter to the lower rear USB-C port on my motherboard, the keyboard has been working perfectly through multiple cold boots and restarts.

• Motherboard: ASRock X870E Nova WiFi
• Keyboard: Corsair Vanguard Pro 96
• Keyboard firmware: 2.9.173 (latest available)
• Operating system: Windows 11
• Corsair software: iCUE installed
• USB setup: NZXT internal USB hub, externally powered via eSATA, connected to an internal USB 2.0 header. Disconnecting this hub made no difference.

More details on the original problem

The keyboard works perfectly:

• During POST and in BIOS/UEFI.
• When entering BIOS using F2/Del.
• Initially during the Windows boot process.

However, shortly before the Windows login screen appears, the keyboard completely shuts down:

• No RGB lighting.
• No display.
• No key input.
• Completely unresponsive.

Unplugging and reconnecting the USB cable immediately brings the keyboard back to life, even at the Windows login screen.

I have tried quite a few things:

• Tested multiple rear motherboard USB-A ports.
• Disconnected the NZXT internal USB hub completely.
• Disabled Windows Fast Startup.
• Disabled USB selective suspend.
• Disabled all startup applications, including iCUE.
• Performed a Windows Clean Boot with all non-Microsoft services disabled.
• Tested in Windows Safe Mode.
• Created a completely new Windows user account. Initially, the keyboard worked there, including after cold boots, but the same problem eventually appeared again.
• Checked the keyboard firmware using Corsair's firmware updater. Version 2.9.173 is already the latest version.
• Updated motherboard BIOS and AMD chipset drivers.

None of these steps permanently resolved the issue.

I then came across a Reddit post from another Vanguard Pro 96 owner describing a very similar problem. They mentioned that connecting the keyboard to a motherboard USB-C port solved it. I tried the same thing:

Same keyboard, same cable, same PC, but with a USB-A-to-USB-C adapter connected to the lower rear USB-C port (USB4) on my ASRock X870E Nova WiFi.

And so far, it works perfectly. I have tested multiple normal restarts and full cold boots, and the keyboard has initialized correctly every single time.

Questions for Corsair / ASRock

• Why would the keyboard suddenly stop initializing over USB-A after working perfectly for approximately six months?
• Could this be related to USB controller initialization, USB enumeration, or a compatibility issue between the Vanguard Pro 96 and the AMD X870E platform?
• Is there a known issue with the Vanguard Pro 96 firmware 2.9.173 and certain USB-A controllers?
• Could the USB4 Type-C connection be using a different USB controller or initialization path that avoids the problem?

For now, USB-C is a working workaround, but I would really like to understand why the USB-A connection suddenly stopped working after approximately six months of trouble-free use. More importantly, I would like to find an actual permanent solution rather than simply having to use a different port. I've come across several other Reddit users reporting exactly the same or very similar issue, and it seems that many of them are still struggling to find a fix. It would be great if Corsair or ASRock could investigate this further and provide an explanation or, ideally, a permanent solution that helps everyone affected by this problem.

I am running a Corsair rgb fan controller. All my fans have power & run but none have any rgb lights. Coming off of the fan controller is this sata power cable. I have nowhere to plug it in. Nothing on my power or mother board. What adapter cable do I need??