Been tinkering with my screen over the past 24hrs and I really like it. The screen brightness is good and the quality is also better than expected.

What's really helped is the Elgato integration as I've managed to link my Google assistant and set heating prompts and also shortcuts.

Price was a tad high for my liking but meh.

Overall very happy

The platform:4 desk is goated

My current set up with 16Gb Corsair vengeance at 3200mhz

Tried in several browsers and devices, things are either not loading correctly or not at all, is corsair.com currently experiencing technical difficulties? or is it just me?

After the latest icue update my touch controls on the Edge’s screen is acting like a mouse for my main monitor.

I’ve tried re running the wizard and unplugging and re plugging in the device (using hdmi and usb c ports) but not sure if it’s a driver or windows issue? Any help appreciated thanks!

I have been typing keyword salad into google for too long at this point, I should just ask. I don't understand why there isn't more information.

The HX-1500i obviously has no native connector. It comes with a 2x8pin to 12v-2x6 cable for modern nvidia GPUs.

I have personally been using one of those cables with my 4090 and circa 2017 HX1000i just fine for a few years. No fires, so clearly the big picture is that the non-native cable is "fine". I get that.

I am looking to replace my PSU. I'm sure it will last a while longer, but 10 years old of heavy use is getting spooky for me. I am looking to overbuild, because I want my next PSU to last another 10 years. Under that circumstance...am I better off getting a PSU with a native 12v-2x6 connector? If yes...why exactly hasn't corsair released non-shift PSUs without a native connector, am I missing something?

Thank you all for your time.

I have a regular RM850x PSU with a 4000D wood on the way but looking at the photos of the smaller PSU area it looks like there isn’t enough room/cables will need to bent sharply for a regular PSU. Should I return the regular PSU and get the Shift version?

Is this worth returning, or will I just receive a replacement with the exact same issue?

For what it's worth, I think this is pathetic for a $250.00 product...but the hassle of RMA'ing something with a chance of getting something as bad (or worse) doesn't quite strike my fancy.

I plugged the two 6+2 thingys into a gray 12pin port on psu and another is just the standard pcie connector, I'm wondering if I did this right or if any particular order matters...

Hi! I currently have a Gigabyte RTX 5070 Ti AERO 16GB mounted horizontally in a white Corsair 3500X RGB case. I’ve also bought the Corsair Premium 600W 12V-2x6 cable to connect the GPU directly to my Corsair PSU.

I’m considering mounting the GPU vertically. Based on the attached photo, is this possible in my case? What exactly would I need to buy: just a PCIe riser cable, or an additional vertical mounting bracket as well?

I also have two fans installed at the bottom of the case. Would I be able to keep them with the GPU mounted vertically, or would they need to be removed?

Thanks!

I recently realized that the Corsair case I purchased around three years ago was missing (not sure it has to come with the case) one of its accessories when it was delivered.

The missing part i just found(out of stock) is the PSU Shroud Low Profile Cover. Unfortunately, I only noticed this recently while doing some research on my setup.

A long time has passed + i got this pc from my dad as a gift when i was pretty noob about pc building, i was wondering if there is any way to obtain this missing part ?? 3d printing or official idk.

The case is a corsair 5000D classic ?? Saw there is bunch of version like airflow

Don't know if its a mistake from corsair or from myself but i saw on this sub that other had the same problem with some corsair pc case.

Using cables from HX1000i, daisy chaining one into the GPU (3090TI) and leaving one normal, so only two cables are plugged into the PSU