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Corsair adds a host of new premium PC Accessories
Corsair announced the availability Premium Individually Sleeved PSU Cables, Premium Sleeved Front Panel Extension Kit, Premium Sleeved SATA Cable, Premium PCIe 3.0 x16 Extension Cable, and TM30 Performance Thermal Paste.
From custom paracord cables available in a range of colors, to flexible PCIe mounting and dependable thermal paste, the new range of accessories are the perfect way to build and complete a stunning professional-looking custom PC.
The new Corsair Premium Individually Sleeved PSU Cables Pro and Starter Kits bundle together a variety of Type 4 Gen 4 cables, compatible with all Type 4 Corsair PSUs and available in seven different color combinations. Clad in premium paracord, finished with heatshrink-less connectors and ready out-of-the-box with pre-installed modular 24-pin and 8-pin interlocking cable combs, the new Type 4 Gen 4 cables make it easier than ever to achieve an immaculate professional PC build. The Pro Kit includes the full range of cables you need to power the most demanding systems: 1x ATX 24-PIN, 2x EPS12V / ATX12V, 2x PCIe Dual, 2x PCIe Single, 2x SATA, and 2x Peripheral cables. The Starter Kit includes an essential collection of cables: 1x ATX 24-PIN, 1x EPS12V / ATX12V, and 2x PCIe Single cables. In-line capacitors on the ATX 24-pin, EPS12V, and PCIe cables ensure clean voltage delivery for consistent, stable power. For builders who want to pick and choose their cabling upgrades, all of the cables in the kits, and the interlocking cable combs, are also available separately.
To further complement your system’s look, the Corsair Premium Sleeved Front Panel Extension Kit and Premium Sleeved SATA Cables are available in four colors: black, red, white, and blue. Take advantage of the Front Panel Extension Kit to tidy up your PC’s front panel connection to your motherboard with individual 30cm extension cables, and the Individually Sleeved SATA Cables to deliver full SATA 6Gbps speed in style.
Add some flexibility to your GPU with a Corsair Premium PCIe 3.0 x16 Extension Cable, offering all the bandwidth and performance of PCIe 3.0 with a generous 300mm of cable length. Ideal for use with the vertical GPU mounts in Corsair cases such as the 275R or 500D, the Extension Cable is EMI shielded and features five-wire banded construction for maximum flexibility to fit through the tightest gaps.
Last but not least, Corsair TM30 Performance Thermal Paste is now available to improve both CPU and GPU cooling. Pairing perfectly with Corsair’s acclaimed all-in-one coolers such as the Hydro Series H100i RGB PLATINUM, TM30 is zinc-oxide based and optimized for ultra-low thermal impedance, ensuring improved performance over common thermal paste. TM30 has a low viscosity to fill microscopic abrasions and a high stability to last for years with no drying, cracking, or change in consistency.
Availability, Warranty, and Pricing
The Corsair Premium Individually Sleeved PSU Cables Pro and Starter Kit, Premium Sleeved Front Panel Extension Kit, Premium Sleeved SATA Cable, Premium PCIe 3.0 x16 Extension Cable, and TM30 Performance Thermal Paste are available immediately from the Corsair worldwide network of authorized retailers and distributors, as well as direct from the Corsair webstore.
All Corsair premium cables are backed by a two-year warranty and the Corsair worldwide customer service and technical support network.
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#5629963 Posted on: 01/21/2019 06:12 PM
Yeah they had official corsair branded sleeved PSU cables for a while now, I'm using the white and black ones on my RM850i PSU.
The sleeved SATA cables and front panel cables look nice though, I will probably be buying some of those
Might try out the thermal paste too, currently my two favorite are either Thermal Grizzly Kryonaut if I want the best or Cooler Master MasterGel Maker Nano which is almost as good and costs a little less, EK-TIM Ectotherm is my favorite one for just general use as its half the price of the CM one mentioned above and not that far behind in performance.
The corsair thermal paste is only a couple bucks more than the EK stuff, and I remember a youtuber saying the corsair stuff is around 11W/m-K which is the same as the CM stuff and not far behind the 12.5W/m-K of the Thermal Grizzly, the EK stuff is 8.5W/m-K so corsair stuff if it really is what that youtuber said it is then it can replace both my budget and high end paste and ill save the thermal grizzly for when I just want the best of the best.
Didn't Corsair already have sleeved PSU cables? I mean, I got them in my rig right now... the rest looks neat though.
Yeah they had official corsair branded sleeved PSU cables for a while now, I'm using the white and black ones on my RM850i PSU.
The sleeved SATA cables and front panel cables look nice though, I will probably be buying some of those
Might try out the thermal paste too, currently my two favorite are either Thermal Grizzly Kryonaut if I want the best or Cooler Master MasterGel Maker Nano which is almost as good and costs a little less, EK-TIM Ectotherm is my favorite one for just general use as its half the price of the CM one mentioned above and not that far behind in performance.
The corsair thermal paste is only a couple bucks more than the EK stuff, and I remember a youtuber saying the corsair stuff is around 11W/m-K which is the same as the CM stuff and not far behind the 12.5W/m-K of the Thermal Grizzly, the EK stuff is 8.5W/m-K so corsair stuff if it really is what that youtuber said it is then it can replace both my budget and high end paste and ill save the thermal grizzly for when I just want the best of the best.
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#5629988 Posted on: 01/21/2019 07:34 PM
"Premium" generally means it costs more but isn't likely to deliver more performance--of course, for those who think of their boxes as Christmas-tree replacements, well, this market segment was born just for them...
"Premium" generally means it costs more but isn't likely to deliver more performance--of course, for those who think of their boxes as Christmas-tree replacements, well, this market segment was born just for them...
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#5629993 Posted on: 01/21/2019 07:49 PM
Dude do you just hate on stuff for no reason or something? not a single piece of RGB in these products and you are sitting there talking about Christmas tree.
And as far as the premium thing you said, all these products look quality and actually have a useful purpose and aren't just fluff, for example paracord cables are easier to cable rout than the normal plastic flat sata cables and they look better too, and if the thermal paste is actually 11W/m-K its really good for its price (Corsair $12 AUD VS $20 AUD for the CM paste)
Did you just look at the title, engage snark mode type a post and not look at any of the products actually announced?
"Premium" generally means it costs more but isn't likely to deliver more performance--of course, for those who think of their boxes as Christmas-tree replacements, well, this market segment was born just for them...
Dude do you just hate on stuff for no reason or something? not a single piece of RGB in these products and you are sitting there talking about Christmas tree.
And as far as the premium thing you said, all these products look quality and actually have a useful purpose and aren't just fluff, for example paracord cables are easier to cable rout than the normal plastic flat sata cables and they look better too, and if the thermal paste is actually 11W/m-K its really good for its price (Corsair $12 AUD VS $20 AUD for the CM paste)
Did you just look at the title, engage snark mode type a post and not look at any of the products actually announced?
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#5630019 Posted on: 01/21/2019 09:06 PM
Recently bought 2 of their 140mm LL fans for my current rad, not that big a fan of RGB but they look pretty cool, especially when they're low RPM. Planning on adding a 360 rad as well,so i'll definitely buy 3 120mm LL fans for it. Maybe 4 to add one on the back exhaust as well.
Recently bought 2 of their 140mm LL fans for my current rad, not that big a fan of RGB but they look pretty cool, especially when they're low RPM. Planning on adding a 360 rad as well,so i'll definitely buy 3 120mm LL fans for it. Maybe 4 to add one on the back exhaust as well.
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#5630100 Posted on: 01/22/2019 01:39 AM
They need to add some flexible OLED material to all the cables so I can have colorful marching ants indicating the data flow
They need to add some flexible OLED material to all the cables so I can have colorful marching ants indicating the data flow
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#5630181 Posted on: 01/22/2019 10:00 AM
Yeah they had official corsair branded sleeved PSU cables for a while now, I'm using the white and black ones on my RM850i PSU.
The sleeved SATA cables and front panel cables look nice though, I will probably be buying some of those
Might try out the thermal paste too, currently my two favorite are either Thermal Grizzly Kryonaut if I want the best or Cooler Master MasterGel Maker Nano which is almost as good and costs a little less, EK-TIM Ectotherm is my favorite one for just general use as its half the price of the CM one mentioned above and not that far behind in performance.
The corsair thermal paste is only a couple bucks more than the EK stuff, and I remember a youtuber saying the corsair stuff is around 11W/m-K which is the same as the CM stuff and not far behind the 12.5W/m-K of the Thermal Grizzly, the EK stuff is 8.5W/m-K so corsair stuff if it really is what that youtuber said it is then it can replace both my budget and high end paste and ill save the thermal grizzly for when I just want the best of the best.
hehe yes... I too liked how the other cables looked, sleaved SATA is nice, as well as those pesky front panel connectors (USB3). Yeah I'm a sucker for stuff like that too if it's nice and doesn't RGB blind me all the time.
Yeah they had official corsair branded sleeved PSU cables for a while now, I'm using the white and black ones on my RM850i PSU.
The sleeved SATA cables and front panel cables look nice though, I will probably be buying some of those
Might try out the thermal paste too, currently my two favorite are either Thermal Grizzly Kryonaut if I want the best or Cooler Master MasterGel Maker Nano which is almost as good and costs a little less, EK-TIM Ectotherm is my favorite one for just general use as its half the price of the CM one mentioned above and not that far behind in performance.
The corsair thermal paste is only a couple bucks more than the EK stuff, and I remember a youtuber saying the corsair stuff is around 11W/m-K which is the same as the CM stuff and not far behind the 12.5W/m-K of the Thermal Grizzly, the EK stuff is 8.5W/m-K so corsair stuff if it really is what that youtuber said it is then it can replace both my budget and high end paste and ill save the thermal grizzly for when I just want the best of the best.
hehe yes... I too liked how the other cables looked, sleaved SATA is nice, as well as those pesky front panel connectors (USB3). Yeah I'm a sucker for stuff like that too if it's nice and doesn't RGB blind me all the time.
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#5630234 Posted on: 01/22/2019 01:45 PM
I like their design of PCIe Riser cable/connector. But that price tag on passive component. They have like 90~95% profit margin on that.
I like their design of PCIe Riser cable/connector. But that price tag on passive component. They have like 90~95% profit margin on that.
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Didn't Corsair already have sleeved PSU cables? I mean, I got them in my rig right now... the rest looks neat though.