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Corsair’s Vengeance 5200MHz DDR5 DRAM offers PC users an entry-level upgrade to the new memory standard allowing them to get a little bit more out of their new Alder Lake CPUs.

Released just in time for the launch of Intel's 12th generation CPUs, Corsair's H150i Elite LCD cooler is the first to come with the fixings for the new LGA Socket 1700.

After what seems like only a few short months since the last iteration, Intel has launched the 12th generation of its desktop CPUs.

Corsair is no stranger to PC gaming. With the Sabre RGB Pro and M65 RGB Ultra mouse, Corsair would like to give gamers that extra edge.

We take the gaming accessories manufacturers latest high precision mouse to the test.

Corsair has made moves to buy out SCUF Gaming, the developers of high-performance gaming controllers for Xbox, PlayStation, and PC.

Like the rest of Corsair’s gaming products, you’ll be both nimble-fingered, lit up and unstoppable.

The machined aluminium construction promises durability, but not at the expense of comfort because this headset feels superlatively comfy, even after hours of use.

"We’re excited to combine our efforts to create new world-class gaming experiences for PC gamers.”

The HS35 delivers high-quality sound and voice clarity for gaming on multiple platforms including PC, Xbox One, PS4, Nintendo Switch, and mobile devices, thanks to a universal 3.5mm connection.

The CORSAIR DARK CORE RGB SE gaming mouse uses an ultra-fast 1ms 2.4GHz wireless connection, Qi wireless charging and a 16,000 DPI optical sensor for true wireless gaming.

The mouse makes you appreciate how something moves and glides so much more when you actually take the time to customise things.

The Nightsword is easily the gaming mouse of choice for a truly discerning player who knows their play style well and what they need to perform their best.

At the highly reasonable retail price of $109, the Harpoon packs a surprisingly powerful punch for its price point.

If you suffer from sweaty palms during those intense gaming moments, the textured grip means you won’t be fumbling to move the mouse. 

Since I began reviewing in earnest, Corsair’s products have stood out on several fronts. I admire great engineering, and I admire it even more when I can see the thinking that has gone into a product. 

Fitting all those components in can get a little like a game of Tetris.

Corsair has been at the forefront of gaming equipment for a while now, so needless to say that they know their stuff when it comes to creating a solid gaming keyboard.

It features a third-party Phison controller, which isn’t found in many other NVMe drives.

Even if you totally suck as a gamer, your friends will be too distracted by the quality of your tower to notice.

If you’re in the market for a new mechanical gaming keyboard, I may have just found the product for you.

With its basic yet durable design, the MK2 is an investment that any gamer should be considering.

It doesn’t carry the bells and whistles that gaming peripherals all gravitate towards, but it doesn’t need it.

The range of Corsair products I used over the past week provided quite a smooth and customisable experience.