The control panel for the Vengeance 2000 Wireless 7.1 Gaming Headset is clean and simple, with everything on one control surface. Here's a quick walk-through of what it does.
Quite frequently when talking about computers, I use the term "chimple". I believe that ideally computer upgrades in general should be so simple that a chimp can do them — aka chimple. My reasoning is that if something is in fact so simple that a chimp can do it, that means that I have a decent shot at pulling it off too.
Our new Force Series 3 SSD Notebook Upgrade Kits are the epitome of chimple. The kit includes an SSD, a USB connector, and the Corsair Data Migration software CD.
We wanted to follow up on our recent Corsair and TigerDirect Auction to Benefit the National MS Society. We worked with our friends at TigerDirect and EVGA to place a really nice gaming PC into an eBay auction starting at $150. The entire proceeds, minus the normal eBay fees, have been donated to the National Multiple Sclerosis Society. The winning bid was for a whopping $2850!
This was a wonderful team effort and we had a great response from the community. We'd like to offer a heartfelt thanks to all of you that helped spread the word about the auction, that reposted the links, and that shared it on Facebook, etc. Each and every one of you helped make this a great success!
The Vengeance® 2000 7.1 Wireless Gaming Headset receives and transmits digital audio over what's colloquially referred to as the 2.4GHz band. More accurately, the band extends from 2.404 GHz to 2.478 GHz, and it's known as one of the ISM bands. ISM stands for “Industrial, Scientific and Medical,” and the band was originally allocated for — as you can imagine — industrial, scientific and medical purposes other than communication.
The Corsair GS Series™ power supply units are the ideal price-performance solutions for gamers who want stylish, high-performance PSUs for their next PC builds or upgrades and have been for about two years now. We have decided that it was time for a makeover and much more than just a cosmetic makeover. The Gaming Series PSUs have been given esoteric and aesthetic improvements AND they have been improved internally to meet the 80 PLUS® Bronze specification.
When I first started at Corsair back in 2007 we had recently got into the PSU business, and we were still primarily known as a memory company specializing in overclocking and enthusiast grade components. Since then, we have successfully launched many more product lines designed specifically for the enthusiast PC builder. Air Series™ fans are the latest addition to the Corsair lineup of products. We currently sell many products that already come with fans, so it was a logical next step to manufacture our own fans which would meet our own specific needs, as well as the needs of hardware enthusiasts everywhere.
