**Building an Immersive Gaming Setup with Corsair**

As I delved into building my gaming setup, I had the opportunity to get familiar with the various products from Corsair's ecosystem. The journey began with the AIIO case, which is designed to be a more affordable entry point into the IQ ecosystem. This particular model features the RX 120 fans, which are a great way to upgrade your cooling game without breaking the bank. What sets these fans apart is their ease of integration with other Corsair products and the innovative fan screw design that makes it take just one rotation to fully mount.

One of the challenges I faced during the build process was getting my graphics card into place. With the radiator already mounted, I had to carefully accommodate its girth to ensure a smooth installation. This required me to remove the AIIO case and re-mount the radiator before finally securing my graphics card in place. While it may seem like a minor hurdle, it's an important reminder that even with well-designed cases, there can be unexpected obstacles during assembly.

Once all the components were in place, I had the opportunity to test out some of Corsair's latest peripherals. The Custom Lab tool was particularly exciting, as it allows users to personalize their peripherals with various designs and customization options. With my M75 keyboard and K65 Plus mousepad, I opted for a black and white design scheme that incorporated Sakura elements, giving them a unique look that sets them apart from more traditional designs.

The Corsair Zenon OLED gaming monitor was another highlight of the build process. This 27-inch display boasts impressive specs, including fast refresh rates and high-quality OLED panels. It's clear that this monitor is designed to provide an immersive gaming experience, with snappy performance and a ruler-flat frame rate that allows for smooth gameplay.

**Setting Up My Gaming Peripherals**

As I began setting up my peripherals, I was excited to test out the Custom Lab tool in action. With just a few clicks, I was able to design some truly unique designs for my keyboard and mousepad. The Sakura elements added a touch of elegance to these accessories, making them stand out from more traditional gaming gear.

With my peripherals set up, it was time to put everything together. I started by plugging in the 4K x external capture card that Corsair had sent over for later use. This device will allow me to capture footage from my games and edit it on my PC.

As I continued with the setup, I realized that I needed to do some cable management to keep everything organized and clutter-free. While this wasn't an exciting part of the build process, it's a crucial aspect of keeping your gaming space tidy and functional.

**Putting Everything Together**

After completing the final touches, I stepped back to admire my handiwork. The system looked sleek and modern, with all the wireless peripherals neatly organized on my desk. It was clear that Corsair had done its job well in designing these products to work seamlessly together.

Finally, it was time to put everything to the test. With my 7700 XT GPU and Cyberpunk 1440p high settings, I was eager to see how the system would perform. The results were impressive – I was getting over 80 frames per second, with ruler-flat frame pacing that made for a smooth gaming experience.

As I looked around at my finished setup, I couldn't help but feel grateful to Corsair for sponsoring this build. Their products have truly elevated my gaming experience, and I'm excited to see what the future holds for their ecosystem.

WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: entoday I'm going to show you how I built this all Corsair gaming setup that's clean enough  for you to sterilize medical equipment with a video that was sponsored in its entirety by Corsairso Corsair has gone ham for their sponsored video although to be  fair it's not that hard the platform desks just are ham although uh you need more than  just a desk for a gaming setup so there's a whole bunch of stuff over there as well  but let's lick some Corsair ham first and then we'll get into the rest of itO Okay so this is like pegboard stuff giggity and I think these are um  heavy to start with but they're like wings that go on the side of the desk to extend them oh oh  ooh look at that that's a lovely that's a lovely desktop oh it's so heavy these are  the little hangy things that you you mount stuff with and there's also a tool kit side  extension tool kit cool lots of cable management and stuff the next box was filled with the desk  arms and legs motorized legs that look like they come off an Olympic cyclist and in this  bit I'm assuming is the desktop oh never mind it's just even more accessories there's a bunch  of mounts and even more pegboards giggity and I think here is like a frame that hangs the  pegboards very exciting the final box with the desktop in it must have been one of the heaviest  things I've ever interacted with and getting said desktop out of the box was no mean feet  oh where am I going with it oh no I eventually decided to just flatten the box and pull the  desk off it which still required Herculean effort oh terrible things are happening ohthis oh I'm getting sweat all on it oh no now aside from the Starship enter  desktop over here we still have all of that that's going to be attached to  it this is wild but I think the first thing that makes sense is to attach the legs to the  desk so that we can get that upright and then start messing with the otherstuff it goes like like that now what's really cool about how they lay out the  tools is that they actually tell you what step all of it's involved in so here you  can see that these screws are involved in step one which I'm really hoping is  leg attaching step one use use M8 bolts to attach feet and legs oh I'm a genius  but while trying to attach the left leg I immediately ran into a bit of aproblem oh um that's not good the left and right screw holes didn't align correctly  which meant I couldn't screw the leg down I then immediately reached out to Corsair whose product  manager had never seen this problem before I then went online and couldn't find a single  person who's complained about this issue so um I guess I'm just wildly unlucky when it comes  to abnormal defects in press samples but either way this seems to be an issue that was resolved  in standard production and when it comes to the one I had corer sent out a replacement but I was  too excited to see the end result so I may have just edited the whole slightly on mine so with  the problem resolved and our legs attached the next step is to screw down ourfeet in fact the next several steps involved scre bring a bunch of different exciting Cable  Management stuff to the desk's undercarriage but then I got to the most terrifying step of  all okay well now comes the super fun part where I have to try and flip the desk over  without blowing out my rectum so um yeah let's hope that goes well okay okay that's a good  start I need to remember to lift primarily with my lower back in a twisting jerkingmotion oh it's so un unbelievablyheavy and with the desk finally upright I was really excited ooh cable routing box okay so now  that we have this Majestic Beauty standing upright I guess I need to add all of the top stuff   now this is a big part of what pretty much sold me on this desk setup is that  you get power strips for both on the desk like this one and there's a six Port one  that you can mount under the desk so you can plug all of your long-term stuff into  this and then if you need to plug like I don't know soldering stations or whatever  in you have easy access to more strips on the desk I love this oh there we gookay and just like that this state that we're looking at now is the base desk so this is the  kind of entry point uh which is already ridiculous this is really cool I like this a lot uh but I did  also get like a pegboard attachment that's going to go on the top and a little bit of  extension for the desk as well I didn't realize that it was the size of a small continent so I  feel like it's big enough in this form but you can always use a little bit more desk space you  know so with that let's drop some more stuff on it screwing on the final accessories felt  like assembling a MAO tank this thing is thick but there's a lot more to a hashtag sponsored  by Corsair gaming setup than just a desk so now that we have our Mega desk in place it's  time for us to assemble the rest of the setup PC peripherals a whole bunch of good stuffnow in terms of the system we're building an ITX system using of  course hashtag sponsored by Corsair parts and the main reason I'm using  ITX is because I want as much of our near infinite desk space available aspossible CPU wise I'm using the 7600 X we've seen a lot on the  channel lately but it's just a really good gaming CPU I have lying aroundstorage wise I'm going to use one of corsair's mp700 pro drives because this is a  pcie Gen 5 drive with absurd read and write speeds and luckily our motherboard has a PCI Gen 5 m.2  slot so we are going to make use of a lot of that extra speed ooh that's a fun warning to get I like  that they don't include a cooler out of the box so that it doesn't get in the way of the cooler  that all motherboards come with these days it's a nice touch in terms of ram Corsair once  again went ham with 64 gigs of 6,000 MHz ddr5 it's a lovely understated Vengeance kit so now  that we have all of our yummy Corsair memory in place it's time to get some yummy Corsair Cooling  in place and for this Corsair B have gone a little little bit Overkill teeny teeny little bitbecause to cool our 7600 X we're using this IQ h150i RGB well because our case can support it  and because IQ Link cable reduction stuff will help with cable management which is  often an issue in ITX systems and to save us busy Gamers a whole bunch of time the  fans come pre-installed and pre- managed although I don't know if cable managed is  really the correct word cuz the fans just kind of mate onto each other and then work so that'scool and what's also cool is a lot of packaging for this stuff like the the IQ link Hub is paper  like that now because I know that all of this Hardware works I'm not going to preest it so I  guess it's time to whip out our hashtag sponsored by Corsair case and I'm going to use this black  mesh 2000d this is nuts now another advantage of a slightly bigger ITX  case is that you can fit a slightly bigger power supply in like this sf1000 L which is still a tiny  power supply and is insane overkill for what we're using it for but isn't technology amazing this  little thing is a th000 w power supply the rest of the build primarily involved a whole bunch of  cable management which with ITX cases is always a little bit tricky but once that was done I also  dropped in a butt ton of fans aside from the three fans already on the radiator ooh these tubes are  so nice and flexible and like look at the complete lack of cables we have to deal with Corsair also  sent over some of their RX 120 fans which is a more affordable entry into the IQ ecosystem and  the coolest thing about these fans aside from how easy IQ link makes it to integrate with the aiio  but they also have a new fan screw design which takes like one rotation to fully Mount which if  you've ever mounted like any other fan you'll know is like magic and then finally I did run  into a bit of an issue getting the graphics card into the case with the radiator already mounted  apparently its girth needs to be accommodated after the radiator so I did have to remove the  aiio to put put the graphics card in and then Mount the radiator again just standard ITXthings and with the system complete I hooked up this Corsair Zenon OLED gaming monitor to the  desk's Vasa arm before checking out some more peripherals now when it comes to the  peripherals I'm really excited because Corsair recently launched something called custom lab  which lets you personalize your peripherals you just go onto the custom lab site choose a  peripheral and then you can mix and match a bunch of designs on various bits of that peripheral just  to make it look a bit more unique you know and if you really put your mind to it you can design  some real out there stuff I can't remember what designs I went with ooh yeah I remember now with  some Sakura on it look at that oh so creative with my m75 here I went with a black and white  shoulder buttons oh it's real out there now this uh K65 plus I'm super excited about because it's  a tkl keyboard but with a volume wheel and it's wireless and look at that for the keyboard I  decided to match the mouse pad with some Sakura key caps oo classy instead of just like a smooth  potentiometer it's a stepped attenuator I like that it's like all clicky and with the peripheral  set up I just just had some finishing touches to add to the setup like this 4kx external capture  card Corsair sent over for later capture duties and then before I get into some cable management  which is one of my favorite things in the world to do I do want to see if this system worked first  oh yes there we go I feel like for this distance you kind of need a 32in monitor this it it feels  a little small in the middle of the vastness of this desk Corsair also sent over some Nano leaf  for lighting around the setup I ended up having it kind of grow out of the side of the desk so  that I could hide its power cable hey things are linting up there we go o they make quite  a lot of light and then finally I just had to do some pegging before unveiling the setupat the end of the day I think the hashtag sponsored by Corsair setup turned out super  well gaming on it's great with the miles of clutter-free desk space there's just something  so clean looking about all Wireless peripherals now I've been cable managing in various stages  cuz it's not something I'm very good at but I'm slowly refining it and it's it's getting better  and the desk does offer a lot of tools for that the monitor is obviously spec spectacular cuz  it's a 27in OLED gaming display so super Snappy gaming and in terms of the systems performance  not only were we getting Immaculate temperatures cuz of that massive radiator but with our 7700  XT running cyberpunk at 1440p high settings we were getting over 80 frames per second  and generally the frame pacing was ruler flat giving us a gaming experience that feels smooth  as a baby's bottom and with that thank you very much corser for sponsoring this video it's wild  what a variety of products they make thank you for watching and until the next video bye-bye