Corsair has another new product release and as you might have guessed, it has RGB LED. To be fair to Corsair, they just released a tempered glass SPEC-04 case and that didn’t have RGB LEDs. So they ...

In PC enthusiast circles, Corsair is a name that needs no introduction. For years, the company has consistently produced some of the most sought after, high speed memory modules available at the time.

Corsair’s Dominator Platinum range has been extremely popular among high-end system builders due to the carefully selected ICs, stunning build quality and gorgeous aesthetics. Alongside the G.Skill ...

Over the years, Corsair has earned a solid reputation in the PC enthusiast community for consistently offering some of the best system memory kits in their respective classes. Corsair has a myriad of ...

is a more technical explanation on what CAS means. Only the most demanding users will grab this, partially thanks to the $600 price tag on the fanned model and the $400 for the non-fanned model.

Corsair has unveiled its latest addition to the memory lineup, the DOMINATOR TITANIUM DDR5 memory. This cutting-edge memory module features high-speed DDR5 ICs and incorporates the patented CORSAIR ...

Today Leo checks out the latest Corsair hardware, alongside the new iCUE link platform. It wasn't all smooth sailing, and we ...

Corsair has turned into something of a PC component behemoth. Originally best known for producing high-quality RAM, the current product catalogue encompasses everything from cases, fans, cooling, ...

When you are putting together a high-end system your choice of memory is usually second or third on your list of parts. This is even more so true now that both sides of the house have memory ...

What would you say is the biggest product release last year that opened up a can of performance in it's own segment ? Yeah .. it just has to be anything Core i7 related. The processors series rocks, ...

The memory market is unique. On the GPU side of things, it’s always bustling with new releases to drool over, but memory is far different. When we moved up to DDR2, the only thing to get excited over ...