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I like everything about this monitor, except the panel size and the fact it can't be mounted. For the former, some tech channels previewing the engineering samples have cited the screen-door effect, given it is 240Hz 1440p at 45", suggesting a 32" panel might be more reasonable. However, I think what would be even better is to split the difference - make this a 38" WQHD monitor, offering a larger panel height, whilst retaining some of its extended panel length... As for mountings, if these were located above the ports on its control box, this could satisfy a suitable monitor arm solution. The feet could, then, form part of a separate stand the monitor would slot into.

I wouldn't call this a design flaw as much as an oversight; I can't speak to watercooling too much as I prefer not to use loops in any of my systems. That being said, this is probable only to happen if you have a really tight, soft tube configuration, or if you haven't planned your loop very well (thus causing the amount of pressure required to "force" a leak). Corsair could save face by simply redesigning the waterblock anyway, and offer a discount to users affected by this issue. In any event, however, a lead-time for a new version is likely next year, at least, given current manufacturing/supply delays with COVID.

You wouldn't think it would be so hard to find "Pudding" Double-Shot PBT keycaps for UK and EU layouts... it is. Whilst many products online state they are in the ISO format, they are in fact ANSI only. Then I noticed Corsair sold replacement keycap sets already for their keyboards, so I am requesting if they would consider making pudding keycaps as well.

A modding video was released today for the A500 cooler, which the Hardware Team may want to look at: [ame] [/ame]

That grill-shield is pretty interesting. I wouldn't mind seeing more designs for the case, and maybe an STL template for people with 3d printers large enough.

It could be the "play and charge" functionality is no longer compatible with iCUE's more recent builds... I have this issue with the headset, too, but honestly can't remember what build it worked on before.

@Bhaalspawn Mystic Light is listed on their microsite for the product - https://www.corsair.com/uk/en/vengeance-rgb-pro-memory To paraphrase, it looks like you took the best RAM on the market, and made it better ;): Now they look really purdy for a case like some competitor-chips, and with plans of over 4600MHz, there's never been a better time to get a new PC.

An amazing, beautiful upgrade to the 500D :cool: I've loved the LL fans since they were released, and they really make this tempered glass version of the case shine.

I've waited for this case for a long time, but do have a few, small gripes. I realise you wanted to minimise tempered glass at the top to cut down on price, though I think you missed a golden opportunity to work with modders - if the pieces either side had been optimised for 3D printing, it would've allowed people to attach their own grill designs above the dust filters. Offering a 1000D-version of the 570X Mirror's RGB PSU Shroud would be a nice accessory as well, and this case now provides the perfect opportunity to make a 200mm LL RGB fan... Apart from these, it's much less expensive than I anticipated, which more than competes with Phanteks' super tower. Excellent job :sunglasse

I mean no disrespect to Corsair, but their AIO was shown back in May - it's now December and it still hasn't materialised unless when select people with it to test have posted images/videos without permission. I think they've spent more time making the illuminated plug than actually wanting to showcase a product with their several new fans released since then.

Unfortunately Corsair doesn't offer a 360mm cooler right now, so I've opted for another product... still plan on using your Light Loop fans with it, though.

@Corsair CJ Great news about the BIOS updates on motherboards! I had downloaded all the support lists last week to put together an easy-to-read document, but just haven't gotten around to it yet... At least the part numbers as to what's compatible are available.

I'm putting together my own list of Vengeance LED/RGB chips that do (and upcoming models that should) run under Ryzen. Hopefully this will help people wanting to make use of them.

XMP profiles shouldn't be able to run at all with a Ryzen CPU; they are designed specifically for Intel processors. As to the clock setting, it seems to wildly depend on what motherboard you are using because, even if you have two models from the same manufacturer, they don't all run RAM the same way. One user on YouTube, named Scar9889, said their Ryzen 1700 and a Gigabyte AB350 Gaming 3 with the F6 beta BIOS can run a pair of 8GB 3200 MHz C16 chips at 2933MHz! Another, pro streamer named Bitwit used the same board and cpu with C15 3000 MHz chips, but he doesn't mention how high he could run them at. Both of these chip-models were red LEDs, though I think we can assume they will work with their blue and white counterparts as well... It would really help if Corsair worked with YouTube streamers to get a more complete picture of which ram chips work and which don't. These people are doing reviews, so their assistance in building a compatibility list would seem prudent.

@Corsair George I would love to hear if ANY of your Vengeance LED chips are (or will be) compatible with Ryzen - particularly the new Vengeance RGB...