nikon331

Thank you for your help, I managed to get one ordered. I used this forum as reference in my support ticket and that helped out a lot. I’m going to disassemble my old one and see how much nasty stuff is growing inside the cooler. I don’t have much confidence in AIO’s. I wonder how long the new one will last.

I have both the Samsung G9 and i165 everything works fine with the 2080ti I do get slight flickering in game at 5120x1440, 120hz, 10bit, HDR with G-Sync enabled so I have to currently disable it don't notice much of a difference. Might be the cable extensions inside or the monitor firmware. It is on the latest as of now 1010.2. I also have the older 2017/2018 Corsair one with the 1070 and it doesn't work at all anything past 60hz and it flickers like crazy in Windows. It definitely is the display port extensions inside, works at 120hz directly to video card ports.

I’m having the same issue and tech support says sorry out of warranty and they do not have the part in stock for sale. I have one on the first gen Corsair Ones and a i165. I’m worried that they don’t stand by these systems at all after the warranty expires. No wonder they don’t have them in stock any longer. They need to either recall these systems or offer replacement parts. AIO’s fail but having a system with a custom part they need to offer parts.

I just ordered the SF600 off Amazon everything works great. The psu was a easy upgrade unscrew old one and use the stock wires plugs right in. I had to add an extra 6+2 pin for the gtx1080ti since mine came with the 1080 and only came with one.

I was successful in upgrading my unit from the included GTX 1080 to the 1080ti FE card with all the same mounting hardware. I transferred the 1080ti cooler to the 1080 as well and tests working great. I had to move some thermal pads around on both coolers. I'm currently using the stock 400w psu with no crashes at all under full load plan to install the 600w today. Also installed a Samsung EVO 960 ssd to the rear of the motherboard as well while it was open. Warranty Void. hah but so much faster now, plus I had the 1080ti laying around from a previous build. Not a job for one with the fear of 100's of small screws. 30c ide and never gets above 65c under benchmarks. I'm not telling you to do this just that it can be done. I plan to upgrade the motherboard and cpu in the future.

I have tested the Corsair One and same issues no video at boot at all and only after installing latest Nvidia drivers connected by HDMI cable the display ports work kind of. I have the Samsung 49" HDR curved monitor 144hz. When I turn on HDR content connected by display port the monitor freaks out showing artifacts until turned off. It is a issue with the internal display port extension cables going from the internal GTX1080 to the rear of the system. I have contacted support but they just want to do a RMA which will not fix these issues. Corsair needs to update their cable or internal design. Also wanted to note plugging the customer support for Corsair ONE sucks it is the same as Dell in my experience.Plugging the monitor display port straight into the video card under the fan works flawlessly. But they said it might void my warranty come on Corsair these things are two thousand dollars. Sorry, just venting other than this issue I like the system.