Emil Domokos

Forgot to post this https://leginfo.legislature.ca.gov/faces/codes_displaySection.xhtml?lawCode=CIV&sectionNum=1793.03 Basicaly the California law says any manufacturer has to have spare parts for what you sell for the next 7 years, if the thing costs more then 100$. Now in my opinion ...if you put together a veeeery veeeery custom PC and put your name/brand on it as many times as posible ....it might be safe to say that Corsair is the manufacturer - Custom MSI Z270 mini ITX motherboard - Custom GPU complete with a nice logo on top of it saying it's a CORSAIR GPU - Cusom case (Corsair logo) - Custom wiring (no logo) - Custom vent (Corsair logo) and whatever else is custom in there I think instead of putting so many logos on the thing just make some helpful support manuals that say things like: If your GPU fails please DO NOT CONTACT US AS WE HAVE NO IDEA HOW OR WITH WHAT TO REPLACE IT! I AM SORRY I BOUGHT THE CORSAIR ONE PRO, and would sugest to anyone who thinks of getting THE ONE to think twice because I know the case is cool....but the second your waranty is OUT you are basicaly dead in the water with no parts and no options because of the extreme customisation. Will be making a YouTube video to see if there are more people who have a cool lit up CORSAIR bin!

Hi everyone! My Corsair One Pro 9000011 GPU died a few weeks ago ..it was as it says on the graphic card a "GEFORCE GTX 1080 CORSAIR" For the past two weaks I've contacted customer support via phone and emails and asked for help and had very vague responses from some of them (not all of them). Who makes the GeForce GTX 1080 Corsair? Corsair: - nVidia (contacted nvidia sent me back to corsair) MSI actualy builds them! youl find the S/N coresponds to them Curently waiting for an email answer to see if MSI will have a go at the card as they ACTUALY HAVE TECHNICAL SUPPORT for 3 YEARS :) If not I'm thinking of putting a GTX970 but am not sure if I could fith the cooling system on this card, what do you guis think?