Corsair announced the new iCUE 220T RGB Airflow Smart Case and iCUE SP RGB PRO range of 120mm and 140mm RGB cooling fans, enabling vibrant RGB lighting and strong cooling performance out-of-the-box ...

Ask yourself what your PC needs... more cooling or more RGB? The answer is, obviously, both! You can never have enough of either. Grab three 120mm RGB fans with this Corsair iCue SP120 cabinet fan kit ...

Enjoy CORSAIR’s latest revelation with the iCUE 220T RGB Airflow case. This mid-tower ATX smart case with a steel grill front offers incredible airflow. Play around in beautiful lighting with the ...

This Stylish Mid-Tower ATX Case is the Glass fronted brother of the popular 220T Airflow. Even with the Glass front panel, Corsair have been able to maintain good thermals through the use of three ...

As an Amazon Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases. TweakTown may also earn commissions from other affiliate partners at no extra cost to you. The Corsair iCUE 220T RGB was a great idea on ...

We've teamed up with Corsair to give one lucky viewer a chance to win a custom rtx 3080 PC! We also take a deep dive into the Corsair iCUE software to show you some functionality that you might not ...

The last Corsair case we looked at, the 680X RGB, left us disappointed. With about £90 of the hefty £220 asking price allocated to a trio of RGB fans and a lighting controller, the core chassis ended ...

Bottom line: Corsair is providing an end-to-end solution of RGB hardware and software. An entire product line is available to satisfy all of your performance needs while offering more RGB than you ...

Leo and Luke are at ces in Vegas this week. They spent some time with Corsair and this is the first of four videos we have ...

Added towards the DIY water-cooled "Hydro X" series meet the "iCUE XH" series, in which everything you need has been put together to make a nice liquid cooling loop. The product lineup includes the ...

Corsair is adopting a new naming convention for its computer chassis. The series identifiers that we've come to know - Graphite, Carbide, Obsidian, etc. - are being set aside for plain ol' numbers ...