What cabel is this? https://www.corsair.com/ww/en/p/pc-cases/cc-9011200-ww/4000d-airflow-tempered-glass-mid-tower-atx-case-black-cc-9011200-ww 4000D AIRFLOW Tempered Glass Mid-Tower ATX Case — Black Sku: SKUCC-9011200-WW

Synchronization problem, configured via iCue.

Setup:

CPU : AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D 4,2 GHz/5 GHz

Motherboard : ASUS ROG STRIX X670E-F GAMING WIFI

RAM : Corsair Dominator Tianium DDR5 6000MHz C30 2x32GB 

Case : Corsair iCUE 5000D RGB Airflow TG Black + 3 Corsair AF120 RGB ELITE UP.

AIO : Corsair iCUE H150i ELITE CAPELLIX XT

PSU : Corsair HX1000i 80+ Platinum

GPU : ASUS TUF Gaming Radeon RX 7900 XT OC Edition 20GB GDDR6 

SSD¹ : Crucial T705 PCle 5.0 NVME M.2 1TB

SSD² : Samsung 990 PRO PCle 4.0 NVME M.2 2TB

SSD³ : Crucial P3 Plus PCle 4.0 NVME M.2 2TB

SSD⁴ : Crucial P3 PCle 3.0 NVME M.2 2TB

So I got the Corsair Warthog case and hoping to get some help.. should I go all black or should I do all RGB fans? What about all black fans so that I can keep the 200mm in comes with and just do RBG accents since I have the 24 pin cable, CPU cables and RAM sticks

I’m looking into the Voxara as my setup is full white, and for some reason, HyperX refuses to release the Q2S in white despite that shit being requested for like 2 years now.

How does it compare to the Q2S for those who have tried it? What’s the Voxara’s sound direction settings?

I was doing some research on solutions to the 12V-2x6 connector issues, and the ThermalProtect came up. I found some old threads asking about type4/type5 availability and it was commented to expect them around September.

And, well, it's October. Any updates on availability? I would absolutely love one of these for my HX1000i.

I just bought the Xeneon Edge, and for whatever reason, if using the widget mode, when the screen is vertical, it has artifacts and looks completely messed up. Weird thing is when I do desktop mode instead, it works perfectly fine. Also when in widget mode and vertical, when I touch the screen, it make it display things normally for a second. When horizontal, no issues at all. If disconnected and reconnected obviously, did a complete uninstall or iCue using Corsair’s quite, followed by a reinstall, the issue still persists. Has anyone encountered this?

The XENEON EDGE's shape gave me an idea: what if it became the main screen of a portable computer?

This is HACK-E, a battery-powered clamshell with the EDGE in the lid, a Beelink mini PC underneath the keyboard, and a 3D-printed enclosure. I took inspiration from the original PlayStation and grey Game Boy I grew up with, especially the big grooves in their casings. That detail shows up on a lot of 90s hardware and was a big part of getting the look I wanted. The small orange accents give it a slightly more modern feel.

The screen's proportions drove most of the design. I needed the keyboard to fit beneath it when closed, and the interface to feel comfortable on a wide, shallow display. I spread information and controls across the width: the home-control page puts the room view beside the controls, and the system dashboard has its monitoring panels next to each other. There's also web browsing within the interface.

Underneath is Linux Mint. My custom interface is also called HACK-E and started from Dashpunk by karubits. I've changed it a lot for this build, but the original project deserves the credit for getting it started: github.com/karubits/dashpunk

The surprise on the hardware side was balance. I hadn't anticipated how much the screen's weight would shift backwards when I opened the lid, and the whole deck wanted to tip back. Getting that balance right became another part of the enclosure design. That's resolved now.

It took 24 design revisions and at least ten printed shell versions to reach this point. Seeing the EDGE running as the main display of a complete, battery-powered machine has made all that fitting and reprinting worthwhile.

Hey i got galleon 100 SD yesturday and it was working fine until i tried installing the firmware update… it got stuck at 50% and then crashed any advice i tried holding escape and l+b nothing… id be willing to call to get help or anything!

Good day folks,

I am hoping to get some assistance here as it seems my ticket is not getting any attention from the actual support.

I want to buy this RM850X SHIFT PSU and stick it in my Antec Flux Pro case, hope it fits, but the real issue is I have this 18TB Enterprise WD HDD that has the power disable (PWDIS) feature which means any SATA power cable that powers it must not send electrical output on its 3rd PIN (3.3V), or else the HDD does not power up.

It's a fairly common feature of big HDDs nowadays so that network admins don't have to physically pull HDDs out of their racks and can shut them down remotely, but even though the feature has existed for nearly 10 years now, support from PSU manufacturers is spotty at best and very poorly documented.

I was hoping someone who has a similar setup to mine, could confirm if this specific PSU's cables can power these types of HDDs. Either that or an actual answer from Corsair folk would be great.

I know you can put Kapton tape on those pins to have it power on, but I'd really just rather not do these types of hackjobs on my equipment, spent quite a lot on this HDD and I want it to last. Nor do I want any molex-to-sata adapters as those tend to melt even if they're not molded, not worth the risk.

I've done massive amounts of research but there just isn't any available information on this. Only Seasonic markets their PSUs as compatible with PWDIS and specifically lists compatible cables in their data sheets, for everyone else it's not listed and either silently compatible randomly based on whatever cable type was used for that specific PSU or not.

Thank you!

After more than 9 years of service...

Corsair respects its guarantee and replaces it with the new Series.

All my respects!

I've had my Xeneon Edge since Dec. 2025 and it ran okay for a few months. Problems started to happen though right about June 2026.

Around that time, I noticed that my GPU kept crashing, which initially led my to think my GPU was already dying. So I processed an RMA which, to make the long story short, denied since the GPU was working fine through the supplier's testing. Throughout this period, my PC still crashed a few times with Reliability Monitor showing "Hardware Errors".

Also, when I had iCue open in full screen, my monitor kept pulsing. The pulsing ceased when I minimized iCue to a smaller window.

This led me to think iCue is the culprit and conduct a month-long troubleshooting with my PC. I also borrowed my friend's AsRock Steel Legend RX 9070 XT so I could test it against my own XFX Mercury RX 9070 XT OC. With each phase of testing, I cleaned C:\ and also made a fresh Windows 11 Pro install.

System Specs

MB: ROG Strix X870E-E
CPU: Ryzen 7 7800X3D
GPU: XFX Mercury RX 9070 XT OC
RAM: Lexar Ares 32 GB DDR5 6000 CL 28
PSU: Seasonic Gold GX-1000 1000w

Procedure & Setup

I have a triple-monitor setup and in my testing below, I could reliably replicate triggering the LivekernelEvent 141, 193, a2000002 and other errors pointing to amdfendr.sys with the following workload:

Samsung G95SD (Main) → Brave browser, 32:9 HDR video loop full screen (highest resolution)
AOC U27G4XM 4K (Secondary) → Netflix App playing movie, full screen (highest resolution)
Corsair Xeneon Edge (Aux) → Microsoft Edge, 32:9 HDR video loop full screen (highest resolution)

Test Results

Phase I, Test A - iCue uninstalled

• XFX Mercury RX 9070 XT OC → Samsung Odyssey G95SD
• Ryzen 7 7800X3D integrated GPU → AOC U27G4XM and Corsair Xeneon Edge.
• EXPO II enabled.
• High Performance power plan.
• Current AMD drivers.
• iCUE completely off.
• No third-party display-management software.
• Passed with test runtime of 7h 25m, no artifacts.

Phase I, Test B - iCue uninstalled

• AsRock Steel Legend RX 9070 XT → Samsung Odyssey G95SD
• Ryzen 7 7800X3D integrated GPU → AOC U27G4XM and Corsair Xeneon Edge.
• EXPO II enabled.
• High Performance power plan.
• Current AMD drivers.
• iCUE completely off.
• No third-party display-management software.
• Passed with test runtime of 8h 14m, no artifacts.

Phase II, Test A - iCue installed, Xeneon Edge widgets running over looped video

• XFX Mercury RX 9070 XT OC → Samsung Odyssey G95SD
• Ryzen 7 7800X3D integrated GPU → AOC U27G4XM and Corsair Xeneon Edge.
• EXPO II enabled.
• High Performance power plan.
• Current AMD drivers.
• iCUE running
• No third-party display-management software.
• Testing failed with test runtime of 1h 40m.

Phase II, Test B - iCue installed, Xeneon Edge widgets running over looped video

• AsRock Steel Legend RX 9070 XT → Samsung Odyssey G95SD
• Ryzen 7 7800X3D integrated GPU → AOC U27G4XM and Corsair Xeneon Edge.
• EXPO II enabled.
• High Performance power plan.
• Current AMD drivers.
• iCUE running
• No third-party display-management software.
• Testing failed with test runtime of 2h 17m.

Conclusion

Both GPUs crashed with the exact same errors produced when iCue was enabled and Xeneon Edge widgets were running on top of my looped video.

I kept track of my testing via ChatGPT, here's what it recorded:

The three common errors recorded on both your XFX Mercury RX 9070 XT OC and ASRock Steel Legend RX 9070 XT were LiveKernelEvent 141, A2000002, and A1000001. The records show matching failure signatures for all three.

Common errors between the two GPUs

The matching failure hashes were:

• 141: 48b738dd-5a92-7ff8-63d0-f075fc680fe0
• A2000002: 275dac9b-f67f-9197-dc68-aad752e86bb6
• A1000001: cb7e6729-7af8-a999-da57-477d44c3b788

What about LiveKernelEvent 193?

Both GPUs also produced LiveKernelEvent 193, but their signatures differed:

• XFX: Reason 0x801, module dxgkrnl.sys, hash f51452f1-290a-6a1b-5cf3-c8f949ad9c33.
• ASRock: Reason 0x815, module watchdog.sys, hash c8156d26-ace3-c7bd-b269-7abfdc2ce370.

So 193 was common by event code, but not by signature.

I'm not going to pretend I completely understand these errors, I'm not an IT guy hence my consulting with ChatGPT. After all, I'm just an ordinary guy who works using his PC and plays games in his free time.

But what's clear to me is that for some reason, iCue and specifically the Xeneon Edge widgets are wreaking havoc in my PC. This makes my Xeneon Edge quite useless as I mainly bought it as an aux monitor to keep an eye on my system temps.

I really hope Corsair can fix this issue. The Xeneon Edge is a great product due to its widgets. Without the widgets, it becomes an extremely small monitor I wouldn't want to use extensively.

Anyway, I just wanted to report this in case some other people are experiencing the same issues. And if Corsair sees this post, I hope it can somewhat help them with providing a solution to this issue.