[PC Gamer} The Corsair Air 5400 offers such a clever and unique approach to CPU cooling, I'm surprised no one did it soo
[PC Gamer} The Corsair Air 5400 offers such a clever and unique approach to CPU cooling, I'm surprised no one did it soo
Computex 2025: We're stalking the halls of Taiwan's biggest tech show once again to see what Nvidia, AMD, Intel, Asus, Gigabyte, MSI and more have to offer. This new cable management system/tray is also on the new Frame 5000D, which is a step-up from the Corsair Frame 4000D I reviewed last month. And good news there, too. The Frame 4000D will be getting a slight iteration with thicker sheets of metal, which should help with some of the flex that I reported in my review.One last thing. The Air 5400 only features Type-C USB ports on its front panel IO. No more Type-A, and I'm told we might see more of that as EU regulation takes hold and boots Type-A to the curb.With all that, the Air 5400 is shaping up to be a bit of a beast. I'm certainly hoping to take a look at one, as a fan of its spiritual predecessor, or at least I assume, the Air 540. Though one slight down note to end on is that this remains a concept for now. I got vaguely positive vibes for its eventual release, but I wonder if we'll see things like the Venturi fan shrouds make it into the shipping product, if there indeed ever is one.
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