DDR4 for X99 is officially here, and it’s officially awesome.
Corsair DDR4 FAQ and Whitepaper
Dominator Platinum Light Bar Upgrade
750D "Yamamura" Custom Liquid Cooling Build: Assembly
How to Build the Corsair Carbide Series Air 240
Corsair 350D Owners Club Thread
Meet the Modders: Paul Tan
Connecting an RM Series PSU to Corsair Link
Haswell compatibility with Corsair power supplies
Why does a better power supply mean a better computing experience?
The Dual HG10-A1 Build
How to install the Hydro Series H100i CPU Cooler
Introducing the new Hydro Series H80i and H100i Liquid CPU Coolers
Ultimate Software Control with the Corsair Link Commander Mini
Corsair Link: What It Is, What It Does, and Why Liquid Cooling Wants It
Using a AXi Series PSU and Corsair Link's "power" tab
The Corsair SSD Toolbox
Corsair Neutron Series GTX SSD Firmware Testing Results
Creating Profiles on the Corsair Vengeance M90 Performance MMO and RTS Laser Gaming Mouse
Vengeance M60 FPS Gaming Mouse
Enabling Hardware Playback Mode on the Corsair Vengeance M90
About Corsair Vengeance K70 RGB Keyboard
Downloading and Installing the Latest Software and Firmware for Vengeance Gaming Keyboards and Mice
Vengeance Gaming Keyboard Keyswitch Technology
The Vengeance 1300 and Vengeance 1500 Gaming Headsets: which one should you buy?
Understanding the Vengeance 1500 USB Gaming Headset EQ profiles
Gaming Off of the Flash Voyager GTX
How to Use the Flash Voyager Go
Voyager Air: Software Overview
Voyager Air vs. Seagate Wireless Plus — Real World Wireless Performance
Corsair Voyager Air Firmware Update
Corsair Voyager Air and DLNA Capable Devices
Memory
"Price, looks and performance; the Corsair Vengeance Pro 1866MHz memory kit has it all and easily earns the HiTechLegion Editor’s choice award."
"Corsair has another winner on their hands with the Vengeance Pro modules. Because of the tighter timing settings of the modules at stock Intel voltages, the modules run just a bit faster than the competition without heat concerns."
"You really can't go too wrong with the Corsair Vengeance Pro memory on a whole. Something we'll be keeping an eye on in the coming weeks, though, is the performance numbers when overclocking is thrown into the mix. Keep an eye out as we explore this more and more as we expand our range of memory kits tested on the new Haswell platform."
Corsair Vengeance Pro Series memory kits are designed for overclocking on the latest 3rd and 4th generation Intel® Core™ processor families, with ICs specially selected for performance potential. The aluminum heat spreaders provide superior temperature management and have the aggressive look you want in your gaming rig. Like the original Vengeance line, Vengeance Pro Series DDR3 memory is priced to deliver class-leading value, so your system build budget will go farther.