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I am wanting to know the weight of the actual display so I can make sure whatever monitor arm I buy will be compatible. I saw in the QSG that the weight was listed as 9.5kg but I am not sure if that includes everything.

The issue resolved itself.

So I just got my K100 and I love the build quality of it but I noticed when I click the WinLock key while connected to Icue it refuses to turn off on the keyboard. I can still manually turn off the WinLock in Icue and when I disconnect from Icue the Winlock toggle works fine but I want the full functionality of the WinLock key while in Icue.

I ordered these headphones around the beginning of the month and after some delay in shipping I finally got them. I can say they were worth the wait. The frame of the headphones is sturdy aluminum and the switches are also of high quality. The headset came already fully charged. After messing around in Dolby Atmos, the sound quality of the headphones is excellent. I love the convenience of them being wireless because I can stand up from my desk without having to worry about setting them down or accidentally ripping them from my PC. The quality of the microphone seems to be best of its class in wireless mics. I love being able to remove the mic when I am not using it. This is the third product of Corsair that I have had after the K55 and Dark Core and I have had nothing but satisfaction from all of them.

Thanks for replying. Yeah I saw that post mentioning the ASUS TUF and MSI MB. I tried to make a build on PC Part Picker with what I knew just to compare the price of building my own and it came within $100-$200 of the i7400. This is of course assuming it is possible to get a hold of a 4090 at close to MSRP, which is not likely. After finding out about AMD's new GPUs, the 7900 XT and 7900 XTX, I am going to wait and see how they perform in IRL benchmarks outside of marketing claims. I would be more than willing to sacrifice some performance in exchange for the MSRP of the XTX which is supposed to be a $1000. $1600 is absurd even for the ridiculous performance the 4090 offers. I also don't want to deal with the power consumption and thermal issues it has. Hopefully Corsair will move to make systems with them in a timely manner.

What kind of Z690 motherboard ,RTX 4090, and 2TB NVMe SSD are included in the i7400 Vengeance? I have been considering buying the i7400 but I just wanted to do due diligence by figuring out exactly what I would be purchasing.