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And though you can opt to vertical-mount your GPU, we would avoid this option as the two vertical slots are quite close to the side panel, so the looks will cost you in thermals -- and you likely won’t see much anyway through the dark tint. Three 120mm AirGuide RGB fans concentrate cooling and illuminate your system, controlled by the included iCUE Lighting Node PRO.

Corsair and Fractal Design, along with EVGA, are EXEMPLARY when it comes to supporting their products in my experience.

Of course, by today’s standards they’re outdated (and end of life), so it’s nice to see Corsair drop what seems to be a series of successors. The iCUE Lighting Node CORE is supplied with power via a SATA connection and connected to a mainboard via USB.

What really loses point for me is the tint on the glass is very extreme, as in even with the inside completely lit up inside I can very clearly see my own reflection on the side panel. They’re powered by Ampere—NVIDIA’s 2nd gen RTX architecture—with new RT Cores, Tensor Cores, and streaming multiprocessors for the most realistic ray-traced graphics and cutting-edge AI features. Just because you get an idiot support agent doesn't mean the company itself doesn't back it's products. The PWM cables you’ll have to route to your motherboard or another controller – the hub in the rear of the chassis only handles the RGB. the dual SSD brackets at the back can be moved on top of the power supply shroud if you want to showcase your SSDs.