This new Corsair case is amazing... but at a premium price...
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Nice case but I wouldn't pick it over a 5000d airflow, $165 to $400 for some rgb doesnt feel good specially when its not even using their newer fans.
Same the T looks really nice but is its 2x times the price. It should have been like $200-250
New fans?
Agreed, and personally think the airflow case is much better looking
When I had a budget PC all i wanted was (at the time) a new PC and my case MUST have glass window so I could see the lighting coming off components. Finally build myself a new PC, it had everything I wanted. Turned it on, played with the RGB lights a bit. Turned lights off after an hour as I got bored of it.
Build another PC and my only gripe with my current pc is that I can't turn off the RGB on my memory modules and the LED light that my PC is on (I typically know this because I can see stuff move on my monitor), because it's one big cable thing for the power switch/LED and so on (NZXT H710). I binned all other RGB stuff, never connected it lol. I do like looking inside my PC though.
The only RGB I actually want is on my keyboard so I can see and colourcode everything. Even the RGB on my mouse is off.
I will say, I went from LL to QL, and the LL have a higher rpm and slightly better static pressure spec wise. But for a case that's shooting for more rgb, they should of went with the QL. They are basically the same price retail as well.
It's a awesome case from an asthetic and functional perspective. $400 awesome though? I think not, the price is stupid high for a metal box with leds.
NOPE.
I agree I own a Coolermaster H500 and the H500 is an amazing case for around 100-140 bucks.
Those fans and the commander seperatly are already about 100 dollars lol
This case locks you into their eco system. Corsair is one brand I refuse to use because of that. If you already have mostly everything being Corsair then I can see value in the case. But be prepared to have everything be Corsair
400 dollar cases are a bit out of touch for most, and rely on you having a niche reason to justify it (or way too much money laying around). No thanks.
Just thought it'd be helpful to point out you don't actually need temperature probes if you're using a commander pro. In icue, you can choose which temperature source you want to use to control your fan speeds. I set a custom fan curve and I use my GPU temperature sensor #1 to read temps. There's a drop-down list that has every sensor in your build from motherboard to ram to GPU to CPU.
Yay you listened and seem to be reviewing more cases. Thank you
I REALLY like this case. There were multiple moments during this review where I was like: "hmm maybe I will buy and rebuild my rig in it"
Then I had to give my head a shake with: "Your machine works perfectly fine and it sits under a desk, you have nothing to gain from swapping cases other than potentially accidently damaging components and spending $400 on a case that offers zero benefit other the aesthetics"
Same for me!
yeah same, i already have my dream build in a 5000D Airflow thats my favorite case around rn aside from a NR200P Max. all id be doing is wasting time and money if i bought this now.
Gah $400 dollars? I'll stick to my 5000x for $180.00. Just about the same anyhow.
Yeah, that was me when the Fractal Torrent came out. Its a want, not a need.
I was really excited until I saw the $400 price tag. Such a shame
$399.99, little bit much in my opinion for it being just a more RGB 5000X/D with a few aesthetic changes. Tho that temp probe is a nice touch
If those covers that are rounded are not solid metal, be it aluminum or steel, it's a rip-off. But if it really is metal, then the price is okay. That Commander Pro is garbage, cause it requires a software running and the CPU is doing the work of reading sensors and feeding the fans with the PWM signal via the controller. It should be FULLY done independently via hardware, and a USB interface only to read out the sensors and resulting fan speeds. This can be done using $2 Arduino Nano... How do I know? Cause I actually did it.
When you buy a Commander Pro it comes with 4 temp probes. Jay is mistaken here, calling this a Commander Pro when it really is a Commander Core. Only one spot for a heat probe on this bugger. So what Corsair is doing with this case is packing the outdated Core into a new pricey case to get rid of an outdated Commander unit. Most people will nowadays go for the Pro and Corsair most likely have a lot of stock of the Core version. Smart move marketing wise as the case does look slick but a bit of a downer really for that price.
What do you expect for corsair. They overprice all of their products
@@devenb1218 Corsair is expensive, yes. But then I never had any real issues with any of their products and my personal experience with their customer service has been stellar so far.
KYŌDɅI KΞN The Commander Pro isn’t garbage when you have 10 fans in your system and need an easy/reliable way to synchronize their speed at specific temperatures. You really want to cry about running a piece of software in the background to control them all? lol have fun neatly connecting all those fans to your motherboard using splitters and controlling their speed in the bios
Jay's jump when the glass shatters doesn't get old, I always enjoy the slow-mo. :)
I ended up getting this case a few days ago, but I'd completely forgotten I'd watched this review when it was posted. I'd argue it's worth the premium because the amount of customisability is staggering, and there's a ton of space to work with!
So it's a 5000D that's wearing the outer shell of a BeQuiet Silent Base 802 and costs more than both of them combined.
Jay, please try out some of the iCue features tied to that case. I want to see if you can program a damage flicker into the fans with their individual LED controls. Food for thought on your damaged ship builds.
I just bought one tonight actually. Thanks Jay!
Two person lift made my day. Thank you!
First thing that came to my mind when I saw it was the BeQuiet Silent Base 802. Looks great, I'm into it.
Finally a regular mesh front panel without goofy shapes. This is my favorite case from them so far.
Then boom $400
Goody shapes? You act like they're putting flower cutouts in the other cases
My first case, the Antec P160W, came with 2 temp probes and it had a small LCD screen that cycled between the two temps on the front IO. That case had a removable motherboard tray, very advanced for its time.
That’s the commander core XT, I run it in my case and love it. They sell it separately now without the plug for the aio, and it comes with the 2 temperature probes.
I love this case, it looks amazing, maybe someday I could switch but for now I am absolutely loving my 5000x RGB that my PC lives in now and it works great for me.
All of the Corsair cases I've owned in the past have never left enough space between the motherboard and the backpanel. I feel this is another example of that
Jay faces during RGB b-rolls... Priceless!
Had a close call pulling the glass side panel as mentioned and now I always lay the case flat on it's side first. A more stress free experience. Also makes it easier to put the glass back on without getting my greasy fingerprints all over the inside of it.
Really like this case and one of the nicest looking ones I've seen in awhile, price needs to drop hugely though.
Tbh, the corsair software already allows you to set fans based on the GPU temps, back with my CaseLabs S8, the dual loops were set that way on the commander Pro. I would use the temp port for a liquid temp sensor.
Also, love Tuskan Jayder, gave me a good chuckle!
Yeah I’m pretty sure Corsair software already factors in the gpu temps by default because my case fans always ramp up as soon as I start a game
Get a aquaComputer Quadro. You can literally control ANYTHING. RGB integration is also miles ahead compared to iCUE. AmbientPX is another neat feature aswell.
@@keremkesici4244 You can also control everything with icue you just need to make adapter cables or buy pre made ones, Quadro is also very good.
@@keremkesici4244 I used one for a while, I couldn't find a way to set the fans at a single RPM, also, the lighting effects on corsair I found much better. But that could have changed.
@@jamiehasted1265 I'm even able to plugin my D5 which i've converted to 4pin-PWM and control it using the Quadro. The lighting improved alot - lile really alot. In it's current state i haven't found anything better and i had iCUE, Aura Sync, Lian Li and even the Razer Chroma controller. I've stuck with the RGBpx as i had the ability so recreate the lighting that Philips has with their TVs on my 34" Ultrawide.
But iCUE in its current iterarations is pretty nice aswell - not even thinking about denying that.
Jay popping up during the dark RGB sections made me think of the dog from NES Duck Hunt and smile. Good looking mid-tower.
LOVE hinged sides
My motherboard came with a temperature probe and I placed it on the rear exhaust of my FE card. That way I can control the bottom intake fans to supply more fresh air to the card whenever needed.
Nice, I've been waiting on a review of this case.
As an orderpicker at Corsair I had to pick this case a few times as press reviews samples.
Also found out through that job that you have your own XC8 RGB PRO CPU Water Block which I had to pick and also ship a few times!
I'm ordering a case directly through you guys sometime in the next month or so. Then a AIO sometime after.
@@joeblow5214 Cool, which case are you going to order?
After seeing this video I want to buy the 5000T.
I'm a big fan of the LL120's which I already have in my current PC.
I was also looking for an AIO but I don't know which one I want. (will probably replace the stock fans with LL120's😬)
detailed case review. nice one jay
That hinged tempered side panel is a thing of beauty! Can't tell you how many gashes my desks have suffered from dropping a side panel on them....
Its hard to justify $400 for an otherwise unexceptional case. Good build quality is obviously desirable, but even from corsair own lineup, for $100 more you can get the absurdly overkill obsidian 1000D
yeah no why would i spend an extra $100 on a case that would look stupid unless i spend alot to fill it and have it not look empty. this case fits more of the size that would look good and not have to spend 4k on components filling it
Yeah the multi logic in iCUE is awesome. I actually have a water probe and another temp probe outside the case, and I control the fanspeed for my radiator based on the delta of my water temp to the ambient temp. It's really nice because you don't notice the fans as much because it takes a while for the water to heat up so the fans just don't instantly ramp up from load.
I have iCue and I haven't been able to find out how to do this? Is it just with the commander pro? In iCue when I go to set fan profiles I can only select one source for temperature.
How do you get a fan to respond to multiple logic rules? I'm only able to assign a single fan curve to each one based on a single temperature.
I would also like to know if I'm missing something because this is one of the biggest weaknesses I find with iCUE, not being able to assign multiple temperature probes to the same fan.
I do the same for $2 using an Arduino Nano and in addition to that, it is doing this autonomously without the software running. I can run my software to see the sensor readings, but the actual control is done on the Arduino itself. I don't get it why companies are doing it the way they do. It's probably still cheaper. But if your software crashes, the fans are not being controlled with new PWM values anymore and in worst case even stop spinning. Bad design.
@@kyoudaiken it's a very good point. There are. Low of flaws for sure. iCUE can't even work properly when just locking your PC in Windows.
I've invested in the Commander Pro and so will probably stay as-is...
You should share your Arduino sketches on GitHub though, if you haven't already. I'm sure a lot of people who dabble in PCs and Home Automation would be up for using this, particularly people looking for a low price-point solution.
I like the personality in this one, keep it up Jay
The temperature probe isn't entirely necessary. iCue does have that feature to monitor CPU and GPU temps. Can also be configured to RAM temperature (or if you have one of their iCue-integrated PSUs, can do PSU temperature too)
Thanks for the video, I’ve been considering this or one of the new Fractal cases that just got launched.
You mean the fractal torrent? I really like both corsair’s and fractal’s cases :)
I just started looking around for a new case to get later this year. Good to see some new options coming out. I'll have to check out that fractal case too
@@lowprime I have the 5000x, the torrent is tempting me.
Fractal Torrent is half the price and better at cooling.
I like the case and that includes the controller. I was looking for a similar solution for my fan and RGB setup. I just want to make sure that the controller is a Commander Pro. From the images I found online, it looks like a Commander Core XT. Commander Pro looks like it has 4 temp sensors and the XT has two (more than enough for my application)
I was just thinking the same thing. That is definitely a commander core though as it's identical to the 1 in my build
I have the case it is a Commander Core, but will show up in ICUE as 5000T
The beauty shots with you are hilarious 😂😂😂
The combination of the audio and microphone jack is a nice feature
The temperature probe is kinda useless ngl. Theres a software called FanCTRL that you can configure fans to ramp up according to whatever temperature source you want in the PC. I have my fans ramp up depending on whether the GPU or CPU is hotter. Works like a charm
I mean I guess...I'd rather not give up CPU cycles and run a pwm string off my GPU fans with an adapter cable.
To further prove its uselessness, the iQue software directly tracks the GPUs temperature making the prob redundant for such purposes.
not everyone is you . you have to think of the majority out there . me included .....
@@Skelath last I heard, icue SW was a resource hog...still that way? I got an 011d evo with an inverted, upright gpu and it's the stupidest whit I've ever built.....not that I've built anything really crazy....I just had a really bad case. To be honest this whole probe thing is kinda dumb. I know my gpu temps like the front of my foreskin. My fans aren't one decimal louder than they gotta be, the ramp down is based on minimal cpu temps.
@@ksks6802 elaborate on this
Just use Argus Monitor, that lets you set up the fans you like and much much more other stuff. I went away from the other Bloatware like icue etc. years ago. That’s the only thing I use for GPU/CPU monitoring (with fan curves). It also lets you control pumps no problem which is neat.
I use Argus monitor as well. Super good software but it eventually forces you to pay for it or ditch it. After doing some digging in my bios I found that I could control my fan speed in there without any fan controllers. But I still use Argus monitor because its still better than anything my bios can do.
@@Pato-sp2pr yes it does cost, but it also allows you to create curves based on synthetic temps like MAX(CPU,GPU) and in my case based of a temp probe in my water loop
@@Pato-sp2pr it only forces you to pay if you want to receive the latest updates! If your subscription expires (which mine did couple weeks ago) you still can use its full capabilities. I support the creators and paid for another year :)
4:00 For this exact reason I use Argus Monitor. It certainly is the best software tool I've ever used. I happily paid for my license after realising that it's NOT a subscription and the end of the license period just means you no longer get the new releases.
Keep the case reviews coming!
Yup, I recently connected my gpu to a fan hub and let it control the entire cooling in my PC - can’t stop high-fiving myself ever since. Makes so much more sense, especially when you have a 280 or 360 rad at the front that also serves as your intake.
Just a regular Fan hub or the commander pro specifically?
@@kengenerals I happen to have the old 460x crystal, but am using Arctic fans all around and went with their 10 fan PWM hub, but any hub would do if you take the Corsair’s RGB control out of equation.
Cool case, though cost is a little bit rough. More expensive than Corsair's 7000X.
The tusken bit had me wheezing bro, thanks. 😂
The comedy in this vid was hilarious. The Tusken yell had me laughing out loud!
This is a great case. I'd wait for the price to come down. I have the 7000D. Love it! Has the hinges and most of the features this one has. I think the reason this case is expensive is because of the fans and rgb strip etc. I'd like to see a non rgb version of it so you can save money and transfer your own rgb
Honestly would love to see you build in this case with the xc7 res pump from Corsair and 2 360s. Mostly for inspiration for my next upgrade. Either way, probably still going to go for that build, but would still love to see you build in it if you are interested in the case with the xc7 pump
Tusken Raider noises straight killed me! :D
love the content as usual Jay!
That "Tusken Jay: almost killed me lol
Still no case manufacturer has had the simple idea of doing hinges with different length pegs top and bottom. That way, when putting the door back on, you can locate the door on the longer hinge before locating it on the shorter hinge. It would make it easier and safer to handle delicate and/or heavy glass doors.
Look at how tricky it was for Jay to put the door back on.
Dude... get yourself the Lian Li 011D and thank me later, KILLER! case!
The newest ICUE allows for temp setting to respond to specific components, the temp gauges are cool but they are kinda unnecessary due to the software's new options. I have the thermo probes installed, and I don't pay attention to them anymore since i can match any fan to any component, ie. top fans respond to gpu, or cpu, you can even pick individual bits on the motherboard if you want.
Was thinking the same thing, a temp probe on the gpu heatsink doesn’t correlate well to actual gpu die temp.
Yesssss icue is so handy especially because i just built my first pc, was so surprised that it covers pretty much everything
I use Argus Monitor instead of ICUE, and it will let you configure any temp sensor, or combine them, to control the fans. I've got it setup to react to either CPU or GPU temp, (whichever is higher), and using a 15 second window so it's not constantly fluctuating from quick transient spikes.
@@neurokinetik64ES What fan curves are you using for your case fans? Specifically what is your case fan curve in correlation to cpu/gpu temp? Pretty curious on what people are using.
@@Dirty_Bear22 I'm at 37% for temps at 22C, and 90% at 85C. Neither my CPU nor GPU ever go much over 70C even under sustained max load. But my curve is unique to my set of components (3950x and RTX 3090 Strix OC), fans (six Noctua NF-Ax25), radiators (EK 480x60mm and 240x60mm), etc, and won't necessarily translate for different combinations. I'm setup for silence most of the time but will ramp the fans when needed.
I love hinge design. I'd like to see someone do like a roll cage or De'Lorean wings. I really like the case you did a few month back with the split in middle so you could chose if you wanted full glass or 1/2 metal.
corsair lets you set fan curves to gpu temps in icue, a really nice option I didn't know I had until I got the commander core and QL fans installed. now I have my front bottom intake fan set for my gpu temps and my front top fan set for cpu temps
You don't need a probe to controls fans to work with GPU temps... You can literally configure your chassis fans to run off the GPU instead of the CPU in most bios's... Pretty sure iCUE, Argus Monitor and other software offer that feature as well.
He just gave an application example for the temperature probe. A better one would have been motherboard VRM temperatures or other temperatures iCUE cannot read, placing a temperature probe onto it is gonna be the next best thing.
I did wonder if I had missed something as set my intake fans to respond to gpu Temp in the bios
@@kyoudaiken I mean I guess but you can read VRM temps in plenty of software like HWinfo etc. Sounded to me like he was explaining it more as a benefit to control your fans to the probes temperature. So why would anyone set their chassis fans to work with VRM temps... lol unless you have a specific fan for VRM cooling. Even then I'm pretty sure you can assign a fan curve to VRM temps with Argus monitor. Just a poor explanation imo.
Looks like a great case but i still miss the 5'25 slot. And I'm missing that on ALL cases lately. Its a huge oversite in my opinion. I use a hot swap for my SSD which is amazing and something I don't want to sacrifice,
For better, or some cases worse, the 5'25 Bays are kinda a niche thing now. Most people don't use them anymore and those that do are out of luck because of that. A shame since there might be some interesting things you could do with those
It's not an oversight. It's extremely niche and almost no one wants that in their case besides a select few.
When Radio shack closed, I found a drawer that fit into a 5 1/4 in bay. It's turned into USB drive storage.
That's why I went with the Fractal Design Define 7 XL for my build last year. I love it.
@@owenzumbolo3576 well basically everyone i know misses them so I guess we are the "extremely" niche people :-p
Can't wait to see the build next year hopefully. 2 years after the case was released is fast for you guys
Honestly I’ve been waiting for a upgraded obsidian 900D you skunkworks build got me into custom water cooling and I really liked what you did with it.
Weren't Corsair cases already at a premium price?
Imagine a world where the GPUs could send info to the motherboard about their temps.
This should be standard.
Just a heads up for people confused about the iCue multi-logic fan curves Jay mentioned.
You can only use multiple sensors for multi-logic fan curves on the Commander Core XT (comes included in this case and can be bought separately for any case you like). There is no "use this fan curve if the CPU is (a) temp but if the PROBE is (b) temp do this" Multi-logic on the older devices (commander pros and AIOs etc..).
I guess with older devices if you wanted to use the temp alert section you could set it to run all the fans at 100% (and only 100%) if a temp is detected on a particular sensor, but that's not really a great solution.
It would be cool if they updated the older commander's firmware to allow this but it might not be possible so I wouldn't hold my breath.
Love the head pops.
Looks like a cool case, pun intended, but I really love my Fractal Torrent. It's not just a regular square, and it has good airflow. Would really like to see a build/expansion on the video you made for it.
Is the Fractal Torrent better than the 5000T RGB, 5000D Airflow?
I have my money ready but just confused on what case I should pick with good RGB and airflow
@@Anugrah_Amriza how much do you have?
@@dxrrk I got 69,000,000 Indonesian Rupiah ( 4,836 USD ) to make my Dream PC Build, but I am confused on what case I should get.
@@Anugrah_Amriza I belive it is, but don't quote me on it. Steve over on Gamer Nexus did a video on it as well and it preformed quite well, you could check that out for all the nerdy numbers and such :) He liked it.
I have mine with a 360 AiO (pull) in front, two 180mm fans intake on bottom and a 140mm exhaust. All air in through filters and the whole back as exhaust pretty much. Good temps and not much noise.
I'm weirded out that the most awesome thing I find from this "smart" case is the fact that the mesh front panel doesn't require you to sacrifice your firstborn child to remove and clean.
I'm looking at you, pinch pins on be quiet! Pure Base 500DX... My Phanteks P400A is nowhere near that difficult to clean.
If I wasn't a tough boi, I would probably bleed everytime I try to remove the front panel from my Thermal Take Core W200. LMFAO... It's really difficult to get off.
You just need to sacrifice your firstborn child to afford the case.
Thank you so much for the laughs I needed them today.
Looking to buy this case and I got the best sand people impersonation ever. Thanks JayTwoCents!
It looks cool… But I’ve already bought a case. Sooo, yeah.
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I laughed out loud when your head popped up from under the desk and lovingly stared at the case’s lighting.
Really love the case. Would love to see you do a build on the new 5000T Case.
First woahhh
Nice! good wishes to you!
Never happened before! And thanks!
Just bought your cpu cooler for my first ever custom loop. Gonna be buying it piece by piece until its done but I,m super stoked to get into it.
That is a sweet case. I've been living in my Fractal Design Meshify S2 quite happily for about 3 years, but all of sudden I'm giving serious thought to upgrading to this.
"tusken Jayder"had me dying 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Re: the temp sensor, you can use polyimide tape (which you'll commonly see inside laptops) for placing the sensor in a location near the gpu chip (such as on the backside of the board, where the chip is located) and get an indirect read of the temp of the gpu chip. There will be a delay and difference in temp as it takes time for the heat to transfer from the gpu into the board. Another method is to use a temp sensor in the coolant loop. Then base fan speed on the coolant temp. This though doesn't control the flow based on the gpu activity directly.
3:44 my 2005 Enermaxx Blue-Viper came with exactly the same temperature probe and a little lcd info screen (fan rpm / temps) :D still working fine
I really wanted an updated 750D, which was my old case, I was hoping Corsair would refresh it with a TG side panel and some usb c front I/O and no front drive bays. I would have been all over that. But none the less it never came and I went with a white 011 dynamic which I’m completely happy with
That tusken raider bit absolutely killed me
The only thing I would love to see with this case is be a little bigger for an option for a complete water cooled main system and a second system inside too. That is a niche product but I'd love to have that in this case. Overall a great case I need to keep this one on my radar possibly for a future build in it.
For my 500d airflow, I ended up removing the inside cover in the back... I also couldn't close it for how I have my wires from my front fans.. The one thing I like on that case is the PSU window.. But I might put a hardware monitor screen on the side of my case!!
Just FYI jay, you don't actually need to use temp probes to monitor your GPU temp with iCUE, they should actually be used for monitoring case air temps (or water temps!). I have 2 commander pros in my 1000D (the one it came with plus another i bought), and i have inlet and outlet air temps monitored, as well as 3 different temp probes in my water loop at different points monitoring water temps. The iCUE software can monitor off of GPU temp internally, so my fans are actually set to ramp up on one of my 2 front rads, and my top rad, when the GPU is under heavier load, and then the second bank of front fans also ramp up if the CPU is also hot enough, along with the rear fans for extra flow over the board
I used to have a case with 3 temperature probes, they displayed on an LCD front panel
Very nice case. Fun watching!
Tuscan raider got me in stitches 😂😂
I GOTTA FIND THAT BREAKING PANEL VIDEO NOW! that was way more violent than i expected wow
This is what I want with the 4000D series! The front mesh with fans already in it!
I remember my Antec P160W case had two temperature probes. It was pretty cool for back then.
i just recently bought a 2022 1tb external hard drive from amazon. when iy arrived at first i was super excited to see it then i realised it was super sophisticated technology , technology that is still brand new and we all know that when the technology is new its precious. its similiar to buying a brand new mothrboard in 2022 like a 2022 motherboard.
there is a program thats called argus monitor that allows you to do the same without a temp probe. you can set all fans to speed up according to any temp on the system including gpu
hinged side is a must in mt opinion, when i upgraded I was first drawn to the lian-li lancool 2 mesh for cooling and the fact that it had a hinged side, couldn't get one of those for love nor money so eventually settled on a phanteks p600s and I don't think I could go back now, hinges are the way forward case manufacturers take note :)
I have found my NEW fav computer tower. I'm in LOVE
Corsair aio's have a propriety plug on them that will only plug into the controllers they come with, so the fans will plug into what this case comes with, but not the aio. Those light strips on the case also look like the ls100 strips corsair sells, or a modified version for the case, so if you want a similar lighting setup but not a whole new case, you can just get those and save some money. I currently have some in my case.
The thing looks cool and the Temperature is great
That intro cracked me up!😂
looks very familiar to the BeQuiet 802, really like the swinging side panel though!
Depending on the cost I would go with the Phanteks Eclipse P400a D-RGB, the case also works well when using Asus Mobos with the RGB headers which you can control from the Corsair iCue as well now.
It kinda has a bit of a BeQuiet Silent Base 802 look to it with the long feet and the front side vents, and I like it.
ive been looking for a new box. That looks perfect!!!
Jay is such a nerd and i love it! ❤ Keep up the great work dudes!
I am glad Corsair tries something new, good job for inovating ^^
I really do enjoy watching your videos.
In the ASUS AI Suite 3 program, you can set your temperature source as the CPU or GPU for your case fans, whichever is higher or individually. I have my radiator fans curve set for the CPU only, and the case fans curve set for the GPU or CPU whichever one is higher.