Corsair is starting to take over all my Computer Upgrades

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TESTEFY-HD

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Not sure why, but all I am buying to upgrade things on my computer are Corsair Products. They are not being bought because I am dedicated to corsair, but they are making some of the best gaming products out there. So far I have bought the Corsair H110i water cooling system for my CPU, Corsair AX1200i (1200 watt) Power Supply, and latest upgrade is the Corsair Void Wireless 7.1 Surround Sound Headset.

Since playing on the Naval Strike Server, I am using Vehicles in BF4 a lot more than I have in the past. I have noticed lately when trying to fly the A10 Jet, I end up running out of mouse pad. I currently am using a Razer Vespula on the control side which has been great for a long time. But I am tired of running out of mouse pad and crashing my Jets into the side of a mountain or ocean. So I started researching gaming pads and I am almost overwhelmed with how many different ones there are for sale now. One thing I will not use for a mouse pad are these new mat type ones. I am not a competitive gamer and need a mouse pad to travel with, so a hard surface pad is the only way I will go.

With all that being said, the only one I could find that I like because of size and durability is the Corsair Gaming MM600 Double Sided mat. If I run out of space with this pad, there will be something really wrong with me. Can't wait to get it next week, was able to get it from fry's electronics on sale for 30.00 bucks. Really hope it is as good as the reviews I have read on it!

Link to Specs: http://www.corsair.com/en-us/corsair-gaming-mm600-double-sided-mouse-mat-ch-9000104-ww
 
I'm a big fan of their warranties

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Love my Corsair keyboard (mech Cherry red) and headset. Also have Corsair liquid cpu cooler.
 
After hearing such good things about Corsair, Ive decide to upgrade my intel Cpu to a corsair one, I've got it over clocked to 8ghz and it runs at 25c on 100% load.
 
I love the Corsair equipment I have. Corsair gaming keyboard K65, my new headset Void gaming headset the Yellowjacket. Love the fact that all Corsair equipment is made with aircraft-grade anodized brushed aluminum frames. The headset has memory foam ear pieces.
 
squirrel17404p said:
I love the Corsair equipment I have. Corsair gaming keyboard K65, my new headset Void gaming headset the Yellowjacket. Love the fact that all Corsair equipment is made with aircraft-grade anodized brushed aluminum frames. The headset has memory foam ear pieces.
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I have the same exact headset, people don't realize that everyone's ears are different, and whatever the most "TRENDY" brand/set is at the time might not be the best for everyone. I tried the most expensive wireless gaming headsets some up to 399.99 and ended up with the Corsair Void's 7.1 wireless. These have the most depth (being high's and low's/surround sound) I liked to finally replace my 2+ years of playing on Logitech G930's. I also was able to get them @ Fry's Electronics for 79.99 on sale. Beats spending 300+ dollars more just to have the "TRENDY" brand.
 
TESTEFY-HD said:
I have the same exact headset, people don't realize that everyone's ears are different, and whatever the most "TRENDY" brand/set is at the time might not be the best for everyone. I tried the most expensive wireless gaming headsets some up to 399.99 and ended up with the Corsair Void's 7.1 wireless. These have the most depth (being high's and low's/surround sound) I liked to finally replace my 2+ years of playing on Logitech G930's. I also was able to get them @ Fry's Electronics for 79.99 on sale. Beats spending 300+ dollars more just to have the "TRENDY" brand.
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I only paid $130 for mine, and the same for the keyboard too.
 
squirrel17404p said:
I only paid $130 for mine, and the same for the keyboard too.
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yah i was going to get the bumble bee one, but i was able to save 50 bucks buying the Void 7.1 not the SE Void 7.1. You get a receiver dock with the SE and it is yellow. I just used the dock I had from my G930's. I just couldn't believe they had the regular edition for 79.99. Got lucky to, I ordered it online and got the last set they had in stock at Fry's. My wife picked them up on her way home.
 
TESTEFY-HD said:
but they are making some of the best gaming products out there.
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BRANDING *cough cough* Remember they rarely design any of their shit and the definitely make almost nothing. Can usually get a better warranty on the same product if you get the corsair branded version. Seasonic only offered a 5 year warranty on the X750, the Corsair branded version was 7 years.
 
RainMotorsports said:
BRANDING *cough cough* Remember they rarely design any of their shit and the definitely make almost nothing. Can usually get a better warranty on the same product if you get the corsair branded version. Seasonic only offered a 5 year warranty on the X750, the Corsair branded version was 7 years.
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your post confuses me? I have almost all Corsair products now?
 
TESTEFY-HD said:
your post confuses me? I have almost all Corsair products now?
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Shouldn't be much confusion. You have a bunch of corsair branded products made by someone. Flextronic's manufactured the AX1200i power supply you bought. But unlike Seasonic which corsair also sells. Flextronics doesn't actually sell products directly.

Another good example is water coolers. I haven't looked at the market lately. But say 3 years ago there were only like 2 manufacturers of AIO liquid cpu coolers. Asetek was one of them i forget who else.

Astek makes Corsairs H110i GTX while the GT is made by CoolIT.

Next bit of news I have for you is HP hasn't designed a laptop in years (as far as i know).
 
I don't understand why anyone uses a mat. Maybe that was needed 25 years ago, but with the lasers and much improved sensors unless you're on a glass top I can't see using one.
 
I have a very grainy table that my computer is on and that makes the cursor jitter. I still have my razer hard mat from years ago and I love it combined with a heavy mouse.
 
Iguanidon said:
I have a very grainy table that my computer is on and that makes the cursor jitter. I still have my razer hard mat from years ago and I love it combined with a heavy mouse.
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Are you using an old plank of wood from a construction site or Soulzz' ass that you shave weekly?

Just kidding, but I just don't use a desk that doesn't have a smooth solid surface.
 
Don't have a desk sadly. I couldn't fit that in my car when I drove across. I most likely won't invest in one until I figure out what I'm doing.
 
If you do get one, buy used office furniture for the desk. You can get any size or style you want for cheap. Just google dah dah dah...used office furniture...and your zip code. They deliver or you can pick it up with a truck of your own.

Also, local estate sales are great places to find desks for cheap. Check out estatesales.net and enter your zip code. Since it's a company doing this for individuals most often they deliver if needed. Here in Houston they'll deliver within 20 miles for $45. I could rent a truck from Home depot for about $40 so it's a wash for me.
 
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