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Corsair is integrating the iCUE LINK System Hub on their new HXi SHIFT power supplies to directly serve as the command module for Corsair’s proprietary iCUE LINK system. The power supplies themselves receive new cablings, plus larger power capacities.

The Corsair Air 5400 is a stand-out amongst the base models shown on Corsair’s suite with an immediate gust of wind immediately smacking anyone that opens up the main chassis.

Corsair will begin moving away from the iCUE software which has been plagued with multiple issues from bugs to bloat with the announcement of the Corsair Web Hub: a browser-based configuration utility for Corsair gear and the first Corsair hardware to support this is their first own-brand mech keyboard kit: the MAKR 75 barebones kit features Corsair tech but with expandibility that fans of the brand have been wishing for in a mkb.

Production and broadcast professionals looking to create DIY boxes as an alternative for Blackmagic Design or other switchers can now develop their own switch boards. Elgato is also showing off their Stream Deck Network Dock which extends the maximum operating range of Stream Deck for extreme large production runs via ethernet. All Elgato needs now is either an ATEM Mini or a HyperDeck + DeckLink (which they have the hardware for) to start competing seriously with BMD.

I’ve seen the popularity of the Corsair Nautilus quietly growing thanks to its great value offering but due to its essentials-first nature, it lacked the modularity of the more advanced Titan coolers like the CapSwap toppers. For those interested in an LCD display option for their Nautilus and can afford the cost bump, Corsair is now offering the Nautilus RS with an LCD block. They’re also announcing a new RS-R revese fan option that uses traditional fan headers rather than the iCUE LINK connectors.