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- Let's take a look at the Corsair iCUE Link QX120 RGB, the 120mm version of their latest and "greatest" iCUE Link universe. We'll see how to install them, what you'll need, and then we'll start talking performance, or lack thereof.
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00:00 Intro Corsair iCUE Link QX120
00:50 QX120 Options
01:25 Installation
04:30 Specs
04:55 The RGB
05:45 The Software
06:27 Build-In Thermometer
07:30 More Specs
08:05 Case Benchmark
10:00 Radiator Benchmark
10:40 Cross-Checking Results
13:40 Summary
14:00 Bye
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Even after watching this video I still went out and picked up a pair of the three pack starter kits and a single 120. Happy to say that Corsair took note of the videos like yours basically tearing them a new one and provided a right angle cable in the box instead of the straight cable. As well the single had a small right angle to right angle cable included!! My only gripe was how expensive these fans are. Happily, Best Buy had them on sale recently and I saved a ton of eddies!!
I agree, I tried these fans out a few months ago, and they're not very good. However, corsair just released some new fans, RX120's, and these on the other hand are quite good, performance wise, and quiet... I hope you get the chance to review these aswell. Great job on your videos!
Great testing! I decided to buy case + radiator fans about 3 months ago for my O11, the Corsair system really appealed to me as it looked very versatile and scalable but the price was absurd, I decided to go with 9 AL120V2 after considering several options, and I'm quite pleased with the fans. Now after seeing this video, I feel like I dodge a lemon.
Thank you for your testing, it really help us simple folks, make an informed decisions.
This is the type of video that made me subscribe in the first place. Excellent job!
Welcome aboard!
Glad to hear I delivered
I mean... Yeah you can count them, but it doesn't look... bad...? I mean it just looks good in a weird Corsair style. I cannot describe it but, just like how I adore the QLs, where you can also count the LEDs, I kinda adore these ones as well.
I guess it depends on the observer. Nowadays I usualy measure ARGB "Quality" by how "fluent" the transition is. If you can count them, it's not going to be particularly fluent cause you don't have enough to prevent stutter. I guess this is a design choise that everybody needs to decide for himself
But I never assumed there are people out there that enjoy that older "countable" LEDs style. Gonna keep that in mind
thank you i just ordered 3 of the 3 pack for my new build :D
I just found your channel searching for reviews for the peerless assassin and It's like I found a hidden gem, your work is really great hope you get to the point where you have the funding for the more "scientific gear" but even without it your way is totally fine and we like it.
Subscribed!❤
Thanks for the video, it was lots of good info. Your closing thoughts were insightful for me because I am actually planning to build a large system that should easily be able to cool with these "bad" fans at low RPM. I am mostly interested because of the aesthetics and the cable management. I understand I will pay a premium for that, but I am not going for a hyper-optimized build this time. My biggest concern that you raised was with the limited LED quantity, as that will certainly diminish the aesthetic aspect.
Yeah. Anything corsair that requires their software is a no-no in general. I'd only buy cases and PSUs from them.
I guess I had to learn the hard way this time 😅
Next time it’s going to be case
@@STSYT with their RGB fans, obviously 😅
Thats an interesting statement. How do you back this up, considering their RGB software and fan control (iCUE) is currently the best on the market?
@@cryptedvickif its best in market doesnt that just mean the entire market segment absolutely sucks?
@@Sheltur_0311yes. Thats why I stick to corsair. I have like 1000 LEDs in each of our rigs and I really like how they look.
Mixing rgb programs sucks.
this just saved me plenty of money, going back to review my ideas for case fans, thought they maybe a golden ticket to simplicity, I love STS form getting to the truth of the matter and pointing in the right direction, thanks for the vid its helped greatly with this new build I'm doing,
Thank you for covering these! I could not find anyone else reviewing the fan itself. So glad I bought the Arctic Freezer 3 and outfitted it with 6 P12 maxes instead.
Great video! I'm happy with my 9x Lian Li SL Infinity fans :)
Im so glad i found your channel
Having just bought the newly released RX line of fans I think you need to look at them. Everything you have hated on is just not an issue with the RX fans. They came with a 90 Deg connector, the single fans come with spare cables. Did corsair mess up with the QX line as you outline, yep probably, but as someone who just bought 6x RX120's and 2x RX140's I had no issues, even the 2 expansion RX140's came with a 10cm cable in the box.
"Climax of sadness." I busted out laughing at this. What an awesome line.
The intake fan temperature sensor is not useless. You can configure it to increase fan speeds based on the room air intake temperature. My house is not the same temperature all year long.
I just use GPU temps instead though because my fans are older style which icue still makes very easy.
After I watched this, my vision towards Corsair changed significantly to the more holding back type, even though I live this philosophy of controlling everything of your setup with just one app.
After reading this, I have no idea what you're trying to say but I doubt you are Corsair - which would mean you cannot have a 'vision towards' Corsair - you do not run or control it, which are requirements for having a 'vision'. Were you planning on somehow buying Corsair - the company? Your comment only make sense if you are.
@noth606 buddy, you need to open your eyes. I meant that I would stay away from Corsair products because they are too expensive for their performance. But I was struggling with that choice since I have perfection issues, and I won't calm down if my upcoming pc won't have a good economy with brands. And if you still don't understand what I try to tell, then swap of your dump ass brain with a much smarter one for fuck sake
Nice job on this review. I don't know what's been going on with Corsair, but they've just been constantly making a lot of boneheaded stupid mistakes lately. I've had several bad products from them over the last couple years.
Such as the optical k100. Great idea, until you find out that the actuation distance is so small and the springs so loose that the weight of your fingers barely resting on top of them while gaming is enough trigger them, causing constant accidental key presses that actually cost you screw ups in game. And the top function row, bunched up so close to the number keys that it's really easy to accidentally trigger function keys any time you use the top row. I can't count the number of times I accidentally hit F11 simply by quickly flicking a finger over to hit backspace and barely grazing F11 in the process. Worst keyboard I've ever used. I tried everything to get used to that keyboard from using a wrist rest (which I never usually use), to changing the way I hold my hands while typing. And why? Because Corsair desperately wanted to chase the "fastest switch on the market" sales pitch. Even at the cost of the functionality of the keyboard itself. After 2 years, I finally gave up and bought a Wooting analog keyboard instead. So glad to finally be rid of that Corsair keyboard. Nice switches, terrible implementation, awful keyboard layout. Lighting implementation was really good though and I miss my volume wheel, but those were the only two things I liked. But I needed it to be a good keyboard first and foremost and that's where it failed miserably. So it had to go.
Bought an iCUE Nexus specifically for the K100, specifically for hardware statistics monitoring. You know, for the reason the device was marketed and sold. Except, it turned out that there were very few stats you could actually monitor. To the point that the display was virtually useless. You couldn't even monitor RAM usage. You could get a readout for your RAM timings, but nothing for the actual RAM usage. Why in the world would I ever need to constantly know what my RAM timings are? That's a set and forget BIOS setting. Again, great device idea, boneheadedly stupid implementation made all the worse because even with lots of users all complaining to Corsair for years about the lack of options (a lot of users especially complaining about the lack of RAM usage stastics as being an insultingly basic function not to include) Corsair never updated nor expanded the Nexus functionality and refused to open iCUE up to the community by providing an API the community could use to make what they needed themselves. You know, the kind of thing even Logitech did back with the G510 and G19 keyboards they made over a decade ago. I've now gotten rid of the Nexus and bought the Gskill WigiDash instead and use it as an AIDA64 sensor panel. Which works so much better than the Nexus ever did and actually fulfills it's role as an actual sensor display.
And these are only two examples of the failures I've experienced with Corsair's products lately. I don't know who they've hired to be their product manager for the last several years, but I've not been impressed with their products lately. Always on the cusp of genius, yet always fail due to the most shortsighted and stupidly boneheaded decisions that end up crippling their products to uselessness. And the reason I keep using the word boneheaded, is because these failures are the type that should be so easily avoidable that it boggles the mind that they keep screwing up in this way. These fans are just another example. A brilliantly designed interconnect system marred by an absolutely terrible and useless fan. And the thing that boggles the mind in this case, is that Corsair actually knows how to make good fans. So how the hell could they allow this to happen?
About the only things Corsair makes that I still trust, is their RAM and their headsets. And while I've liked their PSUs in the past, with how bad my experiences have been lately and the recent patterns of behavior with their products, I'm at my point where when it comes time for me to update my PSU, I'm probably going to avoid Corsair. Corsair just isn't the enthusiast community embracing company they used to be anymore. Too focused on the chasing trends and buzzwords rather than trying to make good reliable, well considered products. And too quick to find ways to nickel and dime you, rather than including everything you need for the interconnect ecosystem they want you to adopt (like forcing you to have to buy a simple cable separately rather than including one in the expensive kit you just bought). I'm not saying I'm assuming their PSU's suck now. I'm saying this constant and repeated behavior by Corsair over the last several years has eroded my trust to the point where I am now looking elsewhere first, because I'm tired of getting burned by boneheaded product decisions and botched implementations. The Corsair iCUE Link QX120 RGB is just another example in the perpetuation of this trend.
I was an early adopter of these fans i bought them when they became available. There has been lots of issues with the software side.
The conroller firmware was crap my fans started blinking red while gaming and so on. Had to wait for the firmware uppdate to fix that issue.
I allso had the same issue of fans not detected. I bought 6x120 fans and 3x140 fans. I allso bought the extra cable kit and some 90 degree cables.
2 of the 120 fans have allready broken. The motor started to make weird noises. Im going to have to RMA them havent done it yet.
So yeah im not very pleased with these fans. For the price they should be a lot better.
At times im thinking about getting rid of them and RGB all together and installing my old black Noctua fans back.
If you use an AMD CPU and want the best looking build there is nothing better on the market, also the new fan price is 99 euro for 3 fans with the controller and with the new firmware now support up to 12 devices on every port 24 in total.
I am in a "love/hate" phase with Corsair. I love their cases (especially when I get them on sale) and like the iCue option when I install the fans in a system with no built-in RGB (4th gen Intel). Got to iCue version 5 and pulled my hair out. Had to go back to version 4 and things are fine. As for the Q-Link stuff, I consider it a great concept but with poor implementation. As one of my instructor pilots opined a long time ago, "Never fly an 'A model' anything - it has too many bugs." Q-Link is in the "A model" stage.
I can totally understand why you are frustrated about not having additional cables for various configs in the box. But IMHO, excluding the cost overhead, I like the idea of only buying what you need. We have soooo much e-waste with our tech that I am happy to avoid creating more if I can do so.
After living with Corsair products for a few years, the only thing I want in my system from them are their PSUs. The iCUE software has been a nightmare for so many years that I have zero confidence that they'll ever get it working well. I'm done with Corsair.
Same here, their coolers are crap and scammy, ICUe is dogsh#t, but their cases are ok, and their PSU are good
@@pascaldifolco4611 I guess their memory is ok too. At least it works but that's down to Hynix I guess.
The PSUs are good because they are made by Seasonic and labeled as corsair.
For what it's worth iCue is the best RGB software I had to put up with. Try Gigabyte's and you'll enter a whole new level of $hit tier you didn't even deem possible in your wildest nightmares. Compared to that I'm very happy with Corsair.
never had any isues with mine lol
Thank you for this.
Case fans have become the last part that companies figured out that people will grossly overpay for. In a world where Arctic and Thermalright exist, there should be very few reasons why anyone would buy these. At least Noctua genuinely does do some great R&D and engineering. I feel Corsair is like the Beats by Dre of computer parts.
Kind of sad that I didn't see this before I bought a single RGB fan from corsair for my case. It's supposed to be the one bit of bling in itc cause the rest of my fans are buried in the back of the case behind mesh or are in area's you'll never see them so the only RGB you can see is on my pumps and on that one corsair fan.
Subscribed for not sucking up to companies making lousy products.
I stopped buyiny anything from Corsair after my 2018 build. The icue software, lame fans and proprietary cables killed it for me.
Yeah agree 100%. Don't know why people still bother with them. The only thing I can say that is good from corsair is power supplies.
I still have a few ql and ml fans I use for cosmetic reasons. I know they suck and whenever they start to give issues, they are gone.
@@DiceAirtheir cases are pretty good too (the ones without fans)
Hello friend, how long until the review Silverstone IceMyst 420?
Probably 2 weeks, +/-
wish I had seen this 3 months ago, now I have 3 sets of 3 for my build that don't seem to be up for the job of cooling my water system.😭
How about testing the new RX series of Corsair fans.
The main complaint of the first half of this video seems to be "You have to buy more fans." The latter half is much more compelling. I recently built with the QX fans and 3 RX fans sitting behind a radiator out of sight. I chose them primarily because of the LINK system and I feel like the RGB is fine. I knew it was expensive, but I build a new PC once every so many years and the fans are always the biggest pain-point to me. Anyway, had I seen this video first, I might have reconsidered the LINK system or maybe just went with the RX fans throughout, since they're cheaper and don't waste space with the RGB ring.
Having said that, you should also test the RX version. Again, I would assume they perform better, but of course never know.
My new system this year will be without any Corsair products. iCue is sometimes a real pain.
Corsair charges you $20 for replacement cables, EACH.. stay away from them asap
So I bought all of this a month ago, and it all comes with 90' cables, and the Single indeed comes with a 90' cable as well, and even the Link AIO comes with a controller as well. sadly your video is out of date on this, as I did in fact think the same even ordered extra cables. So I don't know when they made the Silent change but I got month a month ago, and it has everything, you will need in the boxes.
Great review calling a spade a spade is doing a great service for the pc building community! Corsair needs to just scrap this line of fans and start over.
i spent 200 bucks on 4 corsair ql 140mm fans for my build less then 6 months ago and the stupid things white leds are already going yellowish. i will never buy another corsair fan again. im going to get the be quiet light wings soon
no cable was my expectation. so I ordered an expensive pair. then my solo QX120 arrived and oops, there was a cable in the box!
Why do you spend time ranting how you should base the temp sensor off the exhaust of the fan so its pointless on the intakes, when the software allows you to base your fan curve off a specific sensor, i.e. the exhaust fan and apply it to all the fans(Makes your point redundant at that point imo especially as you showcase it at the end of the rant). Also the units in your review are older models. They just recently put out a, I guess refresh of them that now includes a right angled cable splitter in the individual fans and the expansion kit. Also the long cable in that expansion kit is now a right angle to straight cable from hub to fan. The website and manual doesn't show this ofc but I bought these at the beginning of the month and they came with these cables so I have 2 extras as i bought the kit and 2 individual fans. Haven't personally had any issues with the software either. I think its pretty clear these are intended for water cooling setups and priced accordingly as people who watercool tend to be more flexible with the budget and focus on looks. The rgb commentary doesn't make sense to me as you can't really tell from a foot away or more that the lighting isn't as dense as it could be. Unless you stick your face right up to them its not that observable. While yes you can argue it should be better for a 50 dollar fan remember its designed to link up to 14 devices at once and u can only push so much voltage for both the fan and the lighting or whatever else you are daisy chaining(You could argue corsair should have made the ring more dense and got rid of the strips on the sides since those tend to be less visible in most use cases). You are paying for the ecosystem and brand as well as the fans being maglev which has always been more premiumly priced from corsair. Obviously its not the greatest and probably could stand to be cheaper(or better) but there is still value here with these fans and they know who is going to buy them. So yes if these are not what you are looking for in the aspects you find them to be too weak at for your needs or wants, by all means buy anything else. There's a big market of fans out there.
Well said
I have a system full of these and I have to admit they are indeed overpriced.
Got 9 QX120 and 3 QX140 and I went from a system full of Phanteks T30 fans and the temperature difference is actually very small and insignificant even with my RTX 4090 and 7800X3D under a very heavy workload over many hours.
I have already used them in a build with 6 fans and did not see a big difference there either when compared to 6 T30 fans.
The difference might be more noticeable in a system with very few fans.
Don't get me wrong the Phanteks T30 is the superior fan and at a much lower price too when it comes to the most important thing a fan is for which is cooling down your components.
The QX series is not the go to fans for anybody that wants great price to performance, I only got them because I use them in a showcase build and they are very good looking in my opinion.
Less wires to deal with when connecting the fans and the icue link h150i is easily integrated into the same ecosystem so I can avoid the cable clutter on that too. The hub that controls everything only uses a single usb header on the motherboard which is nice for me so I can connect the AX1600i to the other header I have available without using any adapters.
The fans also connect together without any or much of a gap between them so everything put together it actually makes a huge difference to the aesthetics of the build if this is the number 1 priority.
I have never encountered any issue with the icue software not working and I have been using it since 2019 but I have owned very few corsair components over the years so it has not been extensively used before recently.
The biggest issue with these fans right now is the price point in my opinion. The entire icue link setup cost me roughly 800$ (Not AX1600i included ofc)
Both my RTX 4090 and 7800X3D easily operates at 25 - 30 degrees lower temp than the limits all day long at the quiet preset on all of the fans and the pump but other much cheaper fans would also do the same.
This is a waste of money if you only need performance and nothing else!
There are many other things that are just as big of a waste of money.
One example is the Asus Rog Matrix 4090 which costs twice as much as the cheaper RTX 4090 variants and on a good day you could expect a few percent more performance for a 100% price increase.
This is a hobby just like everything else. Some people will happily pay a fortune for an old classic car which is objectively worse than a brand new one and an audiophile will spend every dime on silver plated cables.
None of it may be good value or a responsible way to spend the paycheck but everybody are happy to go back to their hobby at the end of the day.
I was interested in this series a couple of months ago, but decided to go with a LS720. It's been great. I didn't really find any review for the QX120s or the iCue Link AIOs, but they just seem overpriced as hell. Now thanks to this video, I really know that I got lucky by not buying this crap. I do like the connection system they made though.
Most reviewers said they couldn't really test these fans because they're 100% controlled by iCue and therefore some things couldn't be tested properly. So, how did YOU do it?
Coming from someone who’s been a corsair fan boy every since I used one of their AIOs, I’m not buying these as I’ve already spent quite a bit of money on their ML 120 RGB Elites. These QXs looked a bit too flashy and a bit too good to be true when they came out, and it looks like my suspicions were correct. Dropped a well deserved like, great video! Keep criticizing some of their other overpriced products. It really needs the attention.
Corsair turned me against RGB, I had 10 QL 120's with 2 Commander Pro's and at the time the Corsair GPU and CPU Water blocks and Reservoir. The wiring was what turned me against it. To upgrade to the LINK setup, would cost me around 350quid, just for the fans, that's basically a CPU or almost 40% of a 4080 Super....I ended up getting 10 Arctic P12's for 45quid and they daisy chain, ye I lost a lot of RGB, but tbh I am loving the new look of my PC, only RGB is the RAM, GPU and the AIO, which I set the colour's by using the Hardware profile and uninstalled all the RGB software :D
Thank god someone has guds to speak such truth for corsair.
Any product with non-standard connectors gets nothing but a raspberry from me. I'm glad you feel the same way. The noise results just made me chuckle.
Thanks a lot for saving me $140 bro. You really earned the sub!
i thought there was something wrong with my build, i couldn't comprehend that such expensive fans are performing like this, so much noise and shit temperature, RIP my money
Hey you are actually watchable, nice, I like it
Argus Monitor is fan controlling software that has an RGB option as well. I use that instead of iCue to control my HD120's and H150I RGB AIO. iCue is way too bloated.
well it's corsair...
here is a very low quality 30 dollar product with tons of bloatware bundled with it for just 299,99€
I expected a bit of brand-tax, but not to that extent
@@STSYTwell then take a look at their latest product stack. they want a HUNDRED AND FIFTY Euros for THREE FANS and a small RGB Controller.
this is cents worth of material and single digit dollars worth of labour for a 1000% price increase.
Love the brutal honesty man "They suuck"
should try their rx fans they just released as they claim these are the best fans they've made.
I still think the Lian Li SL infinity is the best looking fan you can get.
They sound like crap though.
the Lian Li win this race by a long shot and I noticed the icue app draws a lot of power and recourses from my rig
GREAT rant. Corsair will never get a single dollar from me these days, all their stuff (Except their RM and higher PSUs) are utter junk.
I agree about their fans being junk. They however make rather nice cases (although a bit too iCue centric these days - I don't care though, I still rock the same Corsair case I bought in 2016) and nice PSUs (I have the HX1500i, great piece of equipment), and I've been buying their RAM sticks for more than a decade now in several builds without a single issue whatsoever. Lately I bought a kit of their new non binary memory sticks in the Dominator Titanium flavour and it's been just perfect, great capacity, great performance, cool operation, no issues at all. At 2 x 48 GB capacity and 6600 MT/s, I had AFAIK exactly three choices on the market: Corsair Dominator Titanium, Corsair Vengeance or G.Skill Trident Z5, and the Corsair ones were the only option with all-metal heatsinks for a non-RGB build, so I would not call that "junk".
Yeah I’m gonna get lian li tl fans if I want daisy chaining rgb fans. And they are cheaper…
Now I really wonder how their RX140 and RX120 fans perform.
Life is simpler and more visually pleasing without rgb
I can't think of a single fan Corsair has released that was a solid, quiet, performer. They've instead relied on gimmicks, looks, and marketing to sell their fans. Not everything they make is over-priced and under-performing, but a lot of it is. They ride on the coat-tails of having managed an Apple-like fan base (no pun intended). Any corsair product I can think of almost has a better performing, lower cost, equivalent from another brand. PSUs, RAM and PC cases are the only exceptions that come to mind; Corsair tends to do the well, and at somewhat reasonable price-points (but let's not forget that Corsair led the charge when it came to putting air-restricting glass front panels on some of their cases too).
6 months late, the 3 pack starter kit comes with a 600mm 90 degree cable and a 150mm expansion cable.
Budget brand quality but asking premium price
9 fans in my system, loudest one is the single 120 corsair
Looking forward to you testing Corsair's "maglev" fans soon, and likely finding they're also a rip-off. 🌈💸
RGB has always been a scam. No one needs to spend an extra 10, 20, or even 30 USDs for some LEDs that cost the company 5 cents. I can pick up Delta 120mm 7.5K RPM IP68 rated fans for less. Sure they don't come with LEDs and buggy software, but for the price, you are getting a lot more fan.
If the fan can't second as a method to cycle water in a literal fish tank, it isn't worth 50 USD.
"No one needs to spend an extra 10, 20, or even 30 USDs for some LEDs..." Agreed, but there's obviously a demand for it else it wouldn't be available from so many sources and at various prices. At the end of the day it's the consumer who decides and that's a good thing.
@@NovicePCBuilder The issue is manufactures found it is more profitable to sell to the top 10% of the wealth in the world thanks to stonks and VC money.
If you asked an investor which company he wanted to give his money to; a company that sells 1,000 products for 1 dollar and profits 500, or a company that makes 1 product for 1,000 dollars and profits 500, he would choose the latter.
@@administrator4728 "The issue is manufactures found it is more profitable..." That's why people go into business - to make money. I believe in the free market. Nobody is forcing you or me to buy RGB anything.
"If you asked an investor which company he wanted to give his money to..."
If a company offered you a non-RGB product and an RGB product, you get to make the decision to buy one, both, or neither.
@@NovicePCBuilder You seem to miss the point. If everyone excludes the production of products for the other 90%, those people lose.
If car manufactures only sold multi-million dollar 4-door economy sedans with neon under-glow, there is no "I just choose to buy something else" you simply don't own a car.
If all the fan manufactures decide a fan is now 50+ USD and has to have RGBs, people who can't afford it, simply don't own fans. This product and it's price gouging should be shunned
You don't live in a free market when a single man has enough net assets to make every person in a capital city of the USA a millionaire.
@@NovicePCBuilder Next you are going to say micro-transactions in video games are a good thing because people who can and will buy it do;; and those who can't or won't, don't.
everything corsair makes is just catering to 12 y/o first time builders who think "oooo pretty leds, this must be a good fan", which is just sad...
I don't know any 12 year y/o that can afford 50 USD fans.
@@administrator4728 correction, ‘12 year-olds with rich af parents’
A lot of those 12 year olds, are 30 years old, still thinking 'shiny, shiny, good, buy'
Considering every major player offers the same rgb fans, rgb strips, rgb cases and AiOs your comment has as much thought as a 12 year old.
@@Syndroo so as a 12 year old are you agreeing with them, or do you think they are being a meany bum to your favourite brand?
moved from Corsair to LianLi and couldn't be happier. I had an okay time with iCue but there's loads of problems from other users. But a scam is something that is dishonest or a fraud which these fans are not. They're expensive but they make building an absolute breeze.
It's a scam when the performance doesn't match the specs.
I have a decked out 5000X case that I don’t use anymore. The old QL fans are cool looking but man do they perform like trash
To detect new fans delete icue and redownload
It's just so sad to see that evryone praises these fans like they are actually good. While in real life they are worse than Arctic p12s which kost 10 times less.
great video. but only one request. Please make the videos at least 1-2 sec time longer after you end speaking. so that we have time to pause the video instead of clicking on an ad or the next video by mistake.
It has not been a good time for corsair products. Fans are worse, cases are worse, and new power supplies have been a flop.
Not to mention, they told us for a long time that they wouldn't make adapters to connect their old fans they actually did release one.
I hate to break it to you but Corsair fans are way better than Lian Li. I built a rig with Infinity fans and they have an irritating oscillation.
I completely agree lol.
I make 117k a year, sure its not A HUGE amount, but im not eating pasta every night either, ya know? point being, even I find the pricing of this corsair products to be ridiculous - AND I have a corsair 1000D chassis. Let that sink in.
117k a year is crazy to me
@@resko8758 Well, "making" and "taking" are two separate things. For example my total compensation package is 117k - but within that package is about 22k worth of benefits, bringing the salary/base pay to around 95k. But even 95k isnt take-home, because uncle daddy government takes 30-40 percent in a legalized scheme called 'taxes'. Remember, you dont pay taxes, they take them.
you mean $117
@@Skobeloff... reddit comment though
@@Personalinfo404 yours, yes very much so, the home of over compensating children.
Forcing you into using their proprietary shit including some cables not included by default and running their bloatware is disgusting. Just fucking use standard PWM and ARGB headers, or at least make it an option. I'm fine with fan-to-fan connection using proprietary standard if I also have an option to connect all of these fans individually to the motherboard. I'll never buy anything from corsair, all they do is mediocre overpriced products with shitload of rgb put everywhere they can (and as we can see with these fans they can’t even make that right), form over function.
4:20 six wing design?? You have the thing center frame, count them again. You know, there is a handy trick for this, don't talk about it like that, then your inability to count won't matter. You can say 'multiwing' since it communicates almost the same thing. The 'wing' count here is padding anyway, no one gives a poop about that, skip it.
While I agree with the overall tone of your assessment, I don't think it's appropriate to call these fans a scam. They are actually a carefully designed marketing gimmick that is supposed to deliver extremely high profit margin by selling it to a target audience of people who care about looks and not performance. I think their one and only goal was to make a product identical to LianLi's in terms of connectivity, and the rest was designed to be as cheap as possible. In this sense, the product is delivering 100%.
Rollercoaster of feelings here, but you're right. They kinda did exactly what they were supposed to
The tone was just right. They are expensive pc fans and they are meant to cool pc components. And they just plain suck at it. I mean, just by looking at them (not the rgb stuff) you can see that they are poorly designed. The fan fins are really short.
Lol you know nothing about fan design @@Emir_Tz
So nothing new because everyone knows that Corsair is the Apple of custom Computers
I have a corsair mousepad. And it is not good.
These fans are for people whom put a 360mm $200 AIO on their locked i5; Peak PcPoseurRace junk.
This video is a scam....
Use Thermaltake SWAFANs thank me later
Lian li fan don’t even have safety
In my personal experience Corsair has never honored their warranty so I don't buy their products.
From now on Corsair can go fk off. Their corsair link is the worste and the quality of the products is not good vs what you pay. Bought a corsair h150i elite for a 13700k and worste decision ever. Luckily this is not my own system but a arctic liquid freezer 2 at the time of purchase the corsair was better would've been a better buy. Havcing so many issues with corsair link where it's not detecting the cooler sometimes and also takes way to much resources.
Anyway will always stand by that there is far to many alternatives to corsair that is way better price to performance and even better. The only thing I will buy from them is power supplies but even then it's overpriced as I wanted to buy a 1kw rmx but tehn saw the super flower leadex vii gold 1Kw that is better for half the price
Linus Tech Tips said iCue took up 2% of system resources and uninstalled it immediately. haha
Good lucky buying any RGB Corsair products when you have to use a unstable and bloated crap software called ICUE, that will ruin your experience.
Corsair is kinda scam in everything they do. for 50$ you can get 5 aigo argb fans which will have own controller which works by its own and also can sync with everything.
Corsair fans are so shit is actually insane. Looks good? Sure. Good fan? No.
I'd never buy any corsair fans, they're loud and terrible performers and overpriced to boot this is just the nail in the coffin.
I absolutely despise Corsair. I HATE HATE HATE iCUE so much. Their fans and AIOs are very mid, but cost top of the line. ANything that requires iCUE from Corsair is a no buy. Half the time the software wouldn't work. Just annoying. Their power supplies and cases are fine, since they don't require iCUE. I won't touch their mice, keyboards and headsets for that reason.
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Corsair has turned into a gimmick.
corsair itself is a scam
Honestly? fuck corsair tbh
Corsair is a scam across the board
Omg Corsair suck 😶🌫️
Bro i dont think you know what a scam is. Maybe you should go back to school before you try to scam people out of their time
Yeah, well, that sucks. Shame, because these fans are gorgeous and my biggest pain when building PCs is the 1000 gorillion cables I have to manage and connect when building something with RGB.
Corsair
Kinda pathetic that even the RGB sucks on these, that's kinda Cosair's whole shtick.
Being saying the same thing for ages, Corsair sucks! Overpriced junk, I have cheap no name fans that run quieter and have no issues controlling the RGB. Sure I might have more wiring to hide but I'd rather have that issue to deal with than issues that can't be dealt with from Corsair. I do have a Corsair case that came with a Commander but I sold that right away.
Corsair has certainly gotten greedy AF lately and seem to have forgotten why people even liked their products. The price of these fans is down right insulting and when they first released these they didn't even include enough cables to fully wire them up, and their new water blocks for the 40 series are fuck ugly and have piss poor performance offering a hybrid block design with a cold plate that only contacts the gpu die, air alone is no longer sufficient to cool GDDR6x memory or the massive power delivery for newer high end gpus. They recently released their RS and RX line of fans that use the LINK system that are cheaper and supposedly perform better but I haven't seen any real world tests with them. While I do like being able to control so many things from one app Icue can really suck sometimes, and I hate this idea of ecosystems trapping consumers into only buying one brand. I really think Microsoft needs to make an application that can control RGB, Fans, keyboards, mice ETC and just allow Brands to make extensions for it for specific things. That sort of standardization would prevent a lot of problems.