Division 2 Disabling Corsair Keyboard Software

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.

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

Kept the m.2 cool when the lighting was off which is easy to turn off via the aura sync software.

I love this keyboard works great on a PC and great with the software

Great Printer and the software makes it much easier to use than the keyboard/printer models.

I muddled through setup (not my strong suit), and got it up and running fairly quickly with the four 18Tb HDD's and two 4 Tb NVME M.2's I had. I added another four 18tb HDD's when they arrived a few days later. It worked, but not necessarily how I wanted it arranged, so I copied everything to a drive, deleted the storage pools, and reset the whole setup as new. Got everything copied back over. I am still slower than I want to be, but I think it has to do with my slow Office Depot network switch, I have ordered another that does 10g. from B&H. My relevant notes about the QNAP product. 1) Use heat sinks on your NVME M.2 - under heavy load they will overheat (which the QNAP product will monitor and warn you about) 2) QNAP software is EASY to use, and when you want to do something and can't figure it out, the software pretty much tells you what you need to install. Some of it is free, but some of it is an additional purchase, but I think it is priced well (The one app I needed for a file format was $3.) 3) Order all the hardware you want with the machine, and be patient until it arrives.. lol. I spent an extra 5 hours on setup because I have the patience of a 3 year old looking at a bag of marshmallows. I am doing 4k video editing, with LARGE files. It is acceptable as is for my purposes, but the new network switch should make this thing great.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is the newest and fastest NVMe (Non-Volatile Memory Express) M.2 drive from Samsung.  As a happy owner of Samsung's 970 NVMe series, I was doubtful that Samsung could deliver anything better than what I already had, but boy was I wrong!  The Samsung 980 Pro doubles the sequential read and write speeds of the Samsung 970 generation even at current Intel PCIe 3.0 settings.  As the next CPU's from Intel support PCIe 4.0 this drive is already future-proofed to deliver even faster speeds!   Upgrading to the Samsung 980 Pro will save you an incredible amount of time.  Compared with working from a hard drive, using this NVMe drive you will experience near-instant boot times, game and software loading times, as well as fast file opening.  Clone your existing drive in one step with Samsung's free software, and keep your drive healthy and up to date with Samsung Magician software which is built-in.  This drive runs cool and absolutely silent without any moving parts.  It is millimeters thin and compatible with both desktops and even laptops that support its M.2 2280 form factor. The only regret I have would be getting the even larger 1TB size as you'll want to put as many of your frequently used games and programs on this drive to make them run as fast as possible!  500 GB is enough to use as a system drive, I would probably say that the 250 GB size is a little too small these days to be practical.  With a 5-year warranty and a reputation to stand behind quality products, I have full confidence also in the reliability of the Samsung 980 Pro over time.

Really earns the name of Mk.2 and status as a really comprehensive upgrade - beyond the tweaks to adjust for in software, what stands out is the more sleek design in the camera itself and the mount to provide stronger stability and keeps things closer to eye level. Great stuff!

This is my first m.2 SSD and after having used it for a week or so, I'm very very happy about how well it's been performing as well as how nice it looks alongside the other internals in my build. Install + config was all easy and straightforward (although I am a technician by trade) and the dashboard software both confirms that things are configured properly, and enables a game mode. I haven't studied up on what this does so ymmv, but the only place I found to toggle this option is in the wd dashboard software. I will also mention that, at the time of purchase, this was the cheapest retailer for this particular ssd with factory heatsink, and the response time to get it to my door was about 2 days, so that topped the whole experience off quite nicely.