Corsair Vs Cooler Master Keyboard

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

Cooler Master can't be making a profit on this. It is just too good to be this cheap.

Corsair makes high quality parts, this replaced a 10+ year old AIO cooler so, cost over time is amazing. It has performed flawlessly so far, keeping my CPU in the exact range I specify. I added the LCD screen for funzies, so it looks great and works well. Another great Corsair item, IMO.

Installed this with ease and slapped a Corsair i150 Capellix water cooler on it. My house was 25 degrees while benchmarking. Idled at 34 Celsius and under full load in Cinebench never went beyond 72. Paired with a Western Digital SN750 NVME drive, booting to windows 10 is literally almost faster then it takes for my monitor to wake up. Everything is super fast within windows and benchmarks number 4 in Cinebench.

The cooler looks very sleek and nice and I love the CAM software so much more than Corsair's iCue ngl

Stays cool with a Corsair H100i v2 AIO cooler at stock clocks. Overclocks like a beast and is more than enough for modern games.

Installed my new Ryzen 7 5800X in an ITX build and I am very happy with it’s performance. I used Ryzen Master for a small overclock on a Gigabyte X570 I WiFi Pro MB with latest Bios version. My cooling solution is a cooler master 240 AIO cooler, which appears to work great so far in my specific build. I highly recommend the Ryzen 7 5800X.

I purchased this case because of how it looks. When I started my transfer of my computer from my old case (a Cooler Master 692 Advanced) I found that assembling it in this case to be much easier. Cooling is superior and adding AIOs much easier. Overall a great case.

Totally satisfied with this power supply from Cooler Master. Powers my 7800x3d/6800xt combo with ease. Still selling for a very reasonable 120 dollars. Came with all the cables necessary. The cable are flat but very stiff so you may want to bend and limber them up before connecting and doing your cable management. So far no problems at all.

Using this processor paired with the Cooler Master - MasterLiquid ML240L RGB 66.7 CFM Liquid CPU Cooler. Keeps a consistent 30-ish C temp at idle and maybe between 40s - 50s C during gaming. Probably wont require the liquid cooling but I did that as an option to overclock in a few years and stave off an upgrade in a while whenever games become more demanding. Pair this with 32 gigs of DDR4 RAM and the Nvidia RTX 2070 and your rig will feel unstoppable right now.