The Corsair iCue Commander Pro smart controller for RGB lighting and fan speed is down to $58.82 at Amazon. This smart controller has been selling for around $75 for most of the year, and it has only ...

The emergence of RGB hardware and accessories has necessitated the installation of multiple pieces of software for control and monitoring purposes. A beta version of Corsair iCUE has now launched to ...

The fundamental idea behind iCUE Link is to streamline the connection process for PC fans, coolers, and potentially other equipment. The objective is to eliminate the requirement for extensive cable ...

Deal summary Save $22.50 on CORSAIR iCUE LINK RX120 MAX 120mm thick fans, now available for $59.49 at Newegg. These 30mm thick fans offer enhanced airflow and reduced noise compared to standard ...

Corsair, today announced a new line of PC cooling fans to elevate the aesthetics of any build: Corsair iCUE QL RGB PWM fans. Available in 120mm and 140mm sizes, every QL RGB fan features quad light ...

Corsair has this week made available its new iCUE Unified Software allowing gamers and PC users with PC gaming peripherals and enthusiast components two control settings from one intuitive ...

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 latest setup to hit the bench for review is ...

Corsair has taken its obsession with RGB LEDs to another level with the new iCUE QL RGB fans, which feature four lighting loops and a total of 34 RGB LEDs, all individually addressable via software, ...

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 ...

Corsair has launched its new iCue QL RGB PWM series of fans. These single/dual/triple fan sets are available in your choice of 120mm or 140mm diameters. Whichever diameter you choose the fans are 25mm ...

So, you're building a PC, you've finally got all your components mounted in the right places, and everything seems to be working alright. Now comes the part every PC gamer hates: sorting the cables ...