Corsair Keyboard Cue 2 Work With Older

I love this keyboard. I will never go back to Corsair.

I installed a pair of Corsair MP600 Pro LPX 4TB M.2 drives in this unit and have them in a RAID 0 configuration. I'm running an old Intel Mac Mini, so speeds are not optimal, but the external drive is faster than Apple's internal SSD that came installed in the laptop. I have to put my ear right next to the dock in order to confirm the fan is running, so noise certainly isn't an issue.

I have 3 of these cameras. Always work on cue. Can’t imagine hunting without the knowledge they provide.

My older work-from-home keyboard (as a full-time programmer) started to have some sticking keys, so I decided to splurge and buy myself a good one. I first learned to touch-type on a manual typewriter when I was young, and most modern (post-1990's) keyboards still just feel wrong. This feels excellent, and my typing speed is getting back to what it should be. Not having to worry about typos due to lack of rollover is also very nice. It's also about as compact as a full-size keyboard with a numeric pad can be: no fat borders or wrist rests (ugh) at the edges. The slightly recessed sleep button is very convenient for shutting down at night. My only quibble is that the LED for the Numeric Lock is annoyingly bright; after a couple layers of trimmed post-it note on it, the LED is just bright enough to be useful. (And I don't mind the brightness of the Caps Lock LED, because I've been known to hit that key by mistake.) Overall, excellent.

I use this keyboard for work. Love it.

Got nothing to complain about, Corsair stands for it's brand.

These have improved three older Lenovo servers and one relatively new AM4 motherboard without M.2. Now these systems all boot faster and I can use the HDD/SDD mounting space in these cases for data storage.

I had the older model and sold it several years ago and regretted it after reviewing some of the images it had produced. I recently bought a used Milvus 50mm f2.0 zf.2 lens in beautiful shape and its even better than the older model. Made like a tank and very easy to focus. The Milvus is water resistant with a rubber seal on the mount and seals inside from the weather where the older model is not. The Milvus also has the same optical design, but better flare resistant due to the lens coatings. I do have the 1.2 magnifier for the eyepiece on my d810 which helps manual focusing a lot. I need no fine tuning on the Milvus to get sharp images. This lens and the Zeiss 100mm f2.0 zf.2 older model lens I have will never be sold. Larry

This thing is crazy fast compared to my older hard drive. If your mother board supports M.2 and NVMe you are good to go.

nice looking bay on my corsair 330R case