amazing card! it can upgrade a old mobo to have 4 nvme drives, and nvme are 5 times faster than ssd

Do you have to remove the class and stuff or can you just plug in the pc and just play

I have 2 16gb ram sticks. Memory rank should be on 2 or 1?

These cards are awesome! They use either ASMedia or Broadcom PCIe switching ICs. I wasn't sure about how transparent they were and your video helped me a lot. There's an x16 card for 2 m.2 nvme that is pretty cool because it's pcie 3.0 on the slot side (x16) and pcie 4.0 on the nvme side. You can get PCIe 4.0 to perform at 4.0 speeds on 3.0 motherboards (if you have enough PCIe lanes available). Thanks for the video!

Turn your mic gain down my guy

Vertical mount gpu?

The black version looks so much better... 💥

I bought it today but it doesn’t change from color

Had a problem with my 1200x, didn't run when I started my PC. Only "clicked". After testing it was ok with the paper clip trick, I found out it didn't like one of my USB drives. A process of elimination showed me which one was the culprit, so I removed and then it worked fine. Why did my last 750W work with that USB inserted, but this just didn't like it? So if you get the same issue, use the paper clip test, test all cables are connected and check your connected drives and accessories.

I found this gems of a video you should gotten more views.

Thumbs down for 'who uses 3.5 HDD'. And it would be better to show us the case and it's options instead of filming yourself

How many headers does the argb hub have?

my artic 3 water cooler lows 27c

I cannot hear you man

I wanna use side buttons on my MM720 mouse "HOME" and "END" buttons from keyboard. I assign these in masterplus app but when I press side buttons on my mouse, it just press once "HOME" or "END" and but keep pressing it. I need it as on keyboard, When I press side button it should keep pressing "HOME" and "END". Is it possible?

how do you change the colors

I see dead people 💀😂

its atx psu??

Good to know that it dosen't combine the dirves into one drive it only has them all separated but installed in one slot.

Would it work in a laptop if i remove the heatsink and use the laptop's heatsink? Or the temeratures would be too high?

can i place the tubes facing up rather than the side so it doesnt sit near the RAM ( i know it has enough clearance, but it looks cleaner up rather than side)

Nice review, thanks for the insight on this particular piece of hardware. Can you please help me with a couple of questions? Is this item compatible with 4TB Gen4 (double sided chips width)? For the same NVMe model mentioned above, does this item have thermal pads for both sides of the NVMe in case it has chips on both sides? Thanks so much in advance!!

I got it on sale on amazon for $191

For the lcd screen customization I had to unplug the commander core that came with the cooler the longer plug in on the side and plug it back in and it works fine idk the reason but that fixed I could not figure out how to change the lcd to change my life so I started unplugging 1 cord at a time and that did it

6 free fan?

awesome cooler

Works well on Mac 5.1 ease to install got all slots showing

A nice video and a nice case. Keep up the good work brother :)

Isn't Zotac garbage cards and run hot because of low quality cooler?

Love this thing. Temps idle at 45c, and max out at 55c under sustained load (60gb) Only running two right now, and will add two more next year.

Thanks for the review. Good to know one can still make use of your older SSDs using this card. I assume this specific card will also work in a PCIe 4.0 x4 slot? What about the NVMe SSDs... Can one use Gen4 SSDs in this card and assume that these SSDs will also be downwards compatible to Gen3 spec until such time one upgrade to a better motherboard at a later stage?

You talk too much

Why are your side fans pushing air outside of the case (8:45)? They should be pulling air in, shouldn't they?

Fans look cheap. Would you recommend this over the Arctic Liquid Freezer II?

looks like a real contender for my next AiO. Looks great and performance is top.

I was gonna pick up the Corsair h150i elite lcd but I think I’m gonna switch it up. Hearing only good things about this aio

Would love to see how this thing performs as a storage pool. 2TB NVME drives are getting cheap, and this thing in a 6TB pool sounds excitingly simple for systems hamstrung with a single 4x slot

bad review. poor review.

Just a quick thank you for this clear video. Made the decision to go for this case a lot easier!

is this faster than the mp600 pro lpx drive?

Thanks for the video really helpful.

Thanks, I did a build in Feb for my son with the 5000x rgb. Now, it's my turn. This will be the case for me! Great video, just one thing. That was an extremely lazy way of putting thermal paste on! Thermal Grizzly includes a spatula tool for spreading the paste evenly over the entire surface of the cpu for a reason. Most won't do that, but I do because I believe details are important.

great review, thank you!

What if you run them in RAID 0, what's the full throughput?! It's taking a 4 PCIe lanes, and bifurcating them into 16 PCIe lanes. So I'd be curious as to the full potential of that chipset when all 4 drives have a combined throughput. EDIT: Update, it takes 4 PCIe 3.0 lanes, and splits them into 4x 2 PCIe 3.0 lanes. If cards are used independently, you'll get about 1500Gmbps read/write. If you use in RAID 0, you'll get close to 3000mbps read/write.

That front USB IO connector is the worst connector of them all to connect. Be user super careful connecting it. I bet my motherboard pins the second time around connecting it. The first tiem around it was an exercise in frustration to get it to seat. Of all the cmotherboard connectors, the front USB32 one is the worst. It doesn't look like it it eather, it looks like a simple connector to plug in. two rows of pins to an edge connector on your motherboard. You bend any ins though, and you're SOL and it's a dog getting it in. There is a notch on the front side of your motherboard, and a ridge on one side of the connector, so match those up frist. Get very familiar witht he power button and reset CMOS button on your motherbaord. You'll be using them a lot in the begining. SOme people connect the reset switch on the outside of the case to the reset CMOS jumper instead of the reset pins on the Front Panel Connector.

Spend the extra $200 and get the 7000. You only get a few extra inchs upward and long ways (not deep), so it's an extravagant mark up for just a few inches in either way. Bu tit probably makes a world of different, because the 5000 is a PITA to build in for lack of space. Cable sprawl. I did it. WIsh I had gotten a 7000. And forget about a side mounted radiator for your GPU in a 5000. You'll be putting a radiator a the top, and *maybe* at the front. I'd buy a 7000 and move everything over, but ohmigod the work involved. So that's not going to happen. Once it's all in there it's in there, and you don't need to do anything further much except attch harddrives. Get rid of the internal door, and get rid of the side mount radiator tray the one with the 3 circular cutouts. It comes off with like 4 or so screws down the right side. It will only get in the way. Also get rid of the included Corsair PWM hub. 4 screws hold it on. I never got it to work. Corsair RGB is a PITA to wire up, if you go more than 6 lighted fans. So three down t e front, and three acros the top, and one unlighted fan in the back. You won't want to show off yoru cable management in the back no matter how god it is. Turst me. A metal backplate back there is fine. You'll probably have it off a lot of the time. You'll always have the top and front off unless you are trying to show off to someone else or yourself. Otherwise they just obstruct airflow. On the other hand, your fans will be runing at slow idle speed most of the time anyway so... doesn't matter? You don't want to run your fans off the COrsair boses, but instead off of splitters off the PWM connectors on your motherboard so your UEFI BIOS cfan curves an control the fans peeds all the time, even when crashed or booting up or in linux. I learned that the hardway. Just run 6 rgb fans and your radiator water block off the Commander Core inclueded withan H150i and run your fan PWM power connectors off of 1 to 3 way PWM splitters you buy off of ebay and plug into your motherboard. Otherwise your computer is going to sound like a jet engine all the time when iCUe is not running. I have yet to even install it.

Nice review bro Fox. But I prefer single slot M2 drives. As long I can I will avoid use M2 drives in the cases for PCIe slots. I rather prefer the cleaner look around the MB. I have also a few 2.5 ssds mounted on the backside of the chassis. Continue with the good work. And have a nice weeked.

Sorry to ask I’m just a little confused with the fans, if I have an 420 radiator at the top can I still fit 3 140s on the side or does it have to be 120s on the side?

Thanks. Your review might be among the first ones. The price of one card would suggest it does have a controller doing the x4 lane splitting for each drive. Would populating just 2 nvme slots lead to better performance, in other words is the controller "flexible"/capable of doing 2x2 lanes with just 2 drives? Anyhow, I can see this make a decent upgrade down the path with 4 3.0 drives. Does it need a driver?

I still use platter harddrives. How else are you going to get 20 terabytes per SATA srive. I built in a 5000D white, but now wish I had blown the extra money and gone with the 7000X instead. I did consider it and the 5000X seriously. My deciding factor was I was going to run with the glass panels off anyway, and the 7000X might hang off the edge of my desk seriously. In retrospect, I probably shouldn't have cared. The 5000D is a fantastic case, if you remove some stuff, but it definitely could use some more room above and below the motherboard, and a lot more room in the basement. SO yeah, despite what the reviewers say, the 7000X is a very attractive alternative to the 5000... One thing I learned is you do not want to control your fan speeds with the Corsair Commander Pro/Core/Core XL boxes, but instead via PWM 1to3 cable splitters run directly off the motherboard PWM headers. Why? Because you want your fans controlled in the UEFI BIOS fan speed page which works all the time... while the iCUE software only can work when Windows is loaded, and iCUE is running. Which is not all the time.. i.e. when you are in Linux or some other OS. In those cases, the Corsair fans run at full speed which is annoying as heck. I don't like on any of them that the PSU is mounted upside down pulling air out the bottom. I want my PSU pulling out from inside the case. All they would of had to do was include some alternative mounting holes. If you buy a PSU for any of these, you'll be better off buying the COrsair SHIFT series of PSUs with Type 5 cables so the cables come out in a more convenient location. I bought an HX1200 beast which was over kill and it's jammed in the 5000D pretty tight.