r/Corsair

Weekend project that stuck: my coding agents (Claude Code / Codex) report their state to a little tray app, and the app drives the F-row through the iCUE SDK, each agent owns a lane in its own color. Pulsing = waiting on me, green = done, red = failed. The F-row is remapped to F13–F24 in iCUE, so pressing a lane's key also raises that agent's window.

Free and open source (MIT); the SDK bits are ~one file of Rust if you want to borrow them. Tested on a K65 Plus and K70; should drive anything iCUE lights.

I got my rm750x (RPS0109) in 2020 brand new and didn't really inspect everything in the box because I had a guy building the pc for me. Its been years since my last pc upgrade and I decided to do it myself. I'm getting a 9070 and as I was getting another pcie cable from the psu bag I noticed I only have a sleeved one. It was never used and still tied up. The sleeved one doesn't say it's type 4 but has the model number 34-0 00371 and a Google search says it's compatible with type 4 psu but I want to get a second opinion. Is it safe to use? If not can I buy the cable stand alone?

The link system makes it so easy to add fans and what not without tons of wires getting in the way. 10 fans total and the titan pump

I recently got a Corsair prebuilt. For the first week or two it was performing great. Recently I noticed it would shut off in the middle of me doing stuff. It's getting pretty annoying now and I was wondering if anyone knows how to fix it or if the PC can be replaced under the warranty.

PC in question: https://www.corsair.com/us/en/p/gaming-computers/CS-9050131-NA/vengeance-i7600-gaming-pc-intel-core-ultra-7-265kf-geforce-rtx-5070-32gb-ddr5-1tb-ssd-win11-home-1?utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=systems_50_series&gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=22565421247&gclid=Cj0KCQjwgr_NBhDFARIsAHiUWr4zzph59gR5PqOvZ8wFjI2aExuYpa8IULKK6v0UnVM87p1AnkLmKTwaAqOUEALw_wcB

I got a Xeneon Edge as a gift for my bday, i have installed an configured it but i find it very blurry, specially the iCue widgets.

It is at native resolution 2560 x 720 and 100% scale.

If i use it as a secondary monitor it is okayish, not perfect, but ok, although it doesn't pass the checkerboard test https://projects.emmalyx.dev/checkerboard/ so the real resolution must not be the specs resolution probably.

But if i use it as a widget display, every widget is too blurry as in the picture. Is like this for everyone? Is this a widgets scaling problem with the fonts or is a general device problem with real resolution scaled to advertised native resolution?

I know i'm not the only one with this issue, maybe this can be addressed by Corsair like an official answer or a future fix? u/shocksim u/CorsairJordan u/CorsairLucky

What i know for sure is that the UFO Test: Display Resolution is not supposed to look like this, it looks fine on my other monitors:

https://imgur.com/a/va9ODB5

Thank you.

Should i get this now or should i wait and see if it possibly goes lower during prime day or black friday or some other sort of sale?

I can’t plug it in!!! I plugged the 10pin one, tho I don’t think I can unplug it lol, I tried. What’s wrong with it? Normal?

Bought it used and after checking some of the diagrams I think the cables I have are not compatible with the psu, can someone help me?

Originally I made the mistake of posting a tiktok based slop filter edit of my build. Before getting down voted to all hell, so I tossed the edit into the fires of Mount Doom and forged a better edit. I decided to actually put some dignity into the edit rather than slopify the fine tastes of the Lord of the rings reddit page. Understand I am no Editor, and cannot represent this build in it's full glory. But I'll try my best.

I put a lot of effort into this build and I felt that the Lord of the rings community is heavily underrated in the gaming and computer space with hardly any computer builds being based around lotr.

This is my eye of sauron build and it was custom printed and built by me. Artist: Dan Mumford.

The PC is custom water-cooled. It features copper tubing and a distro plate with a built in lcd display.

Parts: rtx 5090, i9 13900k, 128gb ram, z790 , tomahawk motherboard. Bykski GPU block, xc7 lcd CPU block.

The keyboard is a cstm80 with drop lotr back plate and key caps along with a drop lotr wrist rest. Keycaps also from drop

I present my Spider-Man themed setup!

I know they delayed "deployment" but im getting ready anxious to get my hands on one. How about you?

Finished this build, but I'm not sure about the looks on the inside. Any advice on changes or additions? And hoping to stick to the JP theme for lighting as well. Roasts welcome.

Are they supposed to be like that? I get that they need to be like that to hang, but the tip is barely in, isn’t it loose?

The bot doesn't help and it won't let me speak to a human without filling in a phone number. What do i do? I don't have a phone number right now but i'm having issues with my keyboard and need to RMA it.