Pros: - XMP profile equipped, tested wonderfully - Easy to use motherboard/proprietary software as well

Overall Review: - Overall, no complaints approximately 18 months into ownership, doubled the pieces and have 4 sticks now running appropriately.

Pros: Comp Specs: 13900KS (w/Corsair H150i AIO) + 64GB @ 6800 MHz + ROG Extreme Z790 Monitor: Dell 4K 240Hz Gaming Monitor (AW3225QF) - Great performance, clocks well above what is necessary, currently running - GPU Boost Clock: 2.75-2.8 GHz, typically without issue for me, for reference you can see the games I play and the FPS I was able to attain: -- Overwatch: 240 fps (ultra settings, 4K) -- COD (w/max high settings): 180-210 fps (varied), (w/medium settings): 240 fps (no issues); -- Assassin's Creed: Mirage 130-150 fps (on ultra settings, 4K) -- Ghostbusters: 240 fps -- The Crew Motorfest: 110-120 fps (4k ultra settings) --

Cons: - I wish the software was more user-friendly, it took me a lot of tweaking to figure out how to work it appropriately. - The tragedy is that it came in 240 cooler, not that the card ever got hot enough, but practically speaking the tubing length is made for a near full tower case but it's so small it ruins putting anything below it. I would recommend 280 mm or 360 mm cooler going forward, especially if you know the people purchasing this product would be enthusiasts.

Overall Review: Overall, I would recommend the product to anyone that could afford it, for me I love the design of it and it performs well, only card right now that I can comfortably reach 240 fps on 4K on first person shooting games, so with that in mind, I agree it's amazing. I was able to purchase it at a semi-reasonable price, given the timing of the purchase ($2,199.99 in September 2023). I was driven to review this due to finally it being 1 year later using the product.

Pros: Very smooth feeling, when playing, previous owner of K100 wired, love to alternate with it all the time, but this is a good break from it when you need it.

Cons: I still have to test it out long-term in more competitive FPS games like COD and OW to see how it pans out, but I really like sticking to my K100 Wired one for those games, that pad at the end is a huge difference maker with that. I wish this version had one.

Overall Review: I would definitely recommend this keyboard, the keys feel nice, only thing is getting custom keycaps for this would be hard, but not a deal breaker.

Pros: Fits a 3080 Ti really well, z590 hero with 11700k

Cons: Sometimes fans are too noisy

Overall Review: Great case!

Pros: 13900KS is kept very cool Love the rim lighting around the display 0 issues installing, used thermal grizzly compound

Cons: iCue crashes occasionally so I have to restart usually not a com but I wish Corsair would pay more attention to fixing the software, otherwise no cons.

Overall Review: Love it!

Pros: Lots of room, can easily house an eATX motherboard without looking crowded. Further more has lots of room for GPU, as pictured above, I have the ASUS ROG Strix 4090, which is a mammoth of a card. Well equipped came with 3 preinstalled fans and light strips. Im not big about the strips, so if you want you could possibly also skate by get 5000 airflow, though this works just as good.

Cons: That being said, its probably not for everyone who is restricted by space. While its not a full blown full size tower, it kind of has that kind room width wise, its a it beefy around the sides, which I prefer actually. So check it out in person at a store.

Overall Review: A winner thats for sure