Corsair Vengeance i7500 Series Gaming PC - Liquid Cooled Intel Core i9 14900KF CPU - NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4090 GPU - 64GB Vengeance RGB DDR5 Memory - 2TB M.2 SSD - Black

I watched a lot of vids, and did a lot of research before buying this pc. It’s everything I wanted, save one feature, I was looking for a white box not traditional black. However, with the lights on, and my light strip beneath the rig, I think it looks particularly awesome! On the system performance, it runs quietly, and hasn’t huffed at anything I tried on it. Last Epoch, Diablo 4, World of Warcraft, to my idle games running in the background… everything is running perfectly, and I am in love with this powerhouse of a computer. The system is staying very cool, and I’ve noticed no issues. I couldn’t comment on the tech support, as this was an almost flawless experience — I had to use my tv to resolve an hdmi issue but it seemed strictly a tv problem, and not the Pc, as the tv had to discover and name the new source, or at least that’s what it appeared to have done, and once that was finished, I had flawless picture! This is my first Pc from Corsair, but they kept getting big kudos for their system performance from everyone I watched before I made my purchase. If you aren’t building it yourself, they seem to be a fantastic alternative. So far, I personally wouldn’t hesitate to buy another pre-built made by Corsair!

The shipping box was not damaged, but I clearly saw additional packing tape securing the shipping box. The plastic bag that covers the physical PC itself was attached but not secured tightly and the tape had been pulled off that sealed it closed. Powered on the PC and got all the fun RGB lighting on the RAM, RTX 4090, and all, but no matter what display connection type I used I never got a startup signal to the monitor or any flashes of video card coming to life. Tried the Display Port and the HDMI to no avail. Also tried the onboard video connections and none of them gave a signal to either of my monitors using an array of different display port and hdmi cables (that all work fine with all my other rigs). How can they legally send me used products that are advertised as new at the new full price? this was no entry or mid level gaming rig, I guess Let the Buyer Beware is a mantra with someone

It is very expensive and definitely a luxury item. Top of the line Corsair parts and build quality made it worth it for me. The warranty is also very good and comforting. I love how perfectly everything was set up. Drivers were recent. All the high quality Corsair parts working together right out of the box is super awesome. Lot of fans, and RGB on the RAM and cooler make this look amazing. Performance is what you would expect and the best you can possibly get. Runs everything at Ultra/Max at 1400p and never got over 71c even when benchmarking. My DAW can run 64 VSTs at once and it doesn't break a sweat. It really is an amazing PC and a fantastic overall package.

After 3 months of searching for a high end Gaming PC, I settled on the Corsair Vengeance i7500, purchased thru Amazon. Wow is all I can say. An Intel i9 14th gen, GeForce 4090 video card, 64 Mb of RAM, 2 TB SSD, Liquid CPU Cooling, etc. The 6 colorful fans are SO quite, you can not hear them! The i8200 has a bigger case (internals are exactly the same), but the slightly smaller i7500 fit like a glove in my computer room. This PC is really awesome when you see how easy it is to play with menus, apps, etc. Ultimately it'll be the heart to drive the DCS & MSFS Flight sims in my VR headsets. Its nice knowing that now, you're very near the cutting edge of PC Technology with a Corsair i7500. I'm enjoying it today, because next year? It'll be 2nd or 3rd place... But it really is a cool machine!

Hours of research led me to this configuration. If you want a graphics card that can handle anything and everything for the next few years, this is the one. Fast shipping, easy to set up and super fast. Even durring 4k/60 gameplay for hours it stays quiet and cool. I challenge anyone to find a better deal with a 2 year warranty. It’s not cheap but it shouldn’t be either. Great motherboard, the latest processor and the best graphics. I primarily utilize it to run 4k golf simulator game play. It’s overkill for this but it’s an investment that will keep up with the times for years to come.

This is hard to write. I bought this pc assuming this would be an absolute powerhouse of a machine as it has the stats... and it sure was! For a little while....after about 6 months of no issues - it's now gone completely down hill. I'm primarily a steam gamer. And as of the last few months, my games crash randomly, daily. No error message AT ALL. Not even in event viewer. This is EXTREMELY disappointing and makes this pc basically a brick. I can play for hours with no crashes....then the next day have crashes every few minutes. It seems to be random, but consistent. The only reason I gave this review 2 stars is because corsair customer support has been VERY helpful and on it. They have had me do numerous trouble shooting tasks which is fine....but I'm at my wits end at this point. I've resorted to going back to my much lesser quality gaming laptop because it's much more reliable than my shiny new very expensive pc. I'm still troubleshooting....but man what a let down. From all the reading I've done online, it seems to be most likely an Intel issue....yet memtest86 came back with zero errors. I guess that's my review. I will update it with more stars once I can figure out what is crashing my applications....but until then this pc is basically a brick and I'm extremely disappointed.

I would give this PC 5 stars if the chassis had an optical output for audio and one extra USB port on the top. Really missing those features from my previous system. Otherwise, this thing is a beast and I am extremely happy with it.

Amazon sent me a PC with almost none of the parts that were advertised. It seems like someone had purchased this previously, removed all the valuable parts, replaced them with very low-end alternatives, returned it, and then Amazon shipped it back out to me (after advertising it as "new"). The PC was a Frankenstein that wouldn't even boot when I received it, and Amazon doesn't seem to check returned before products sending them back out. Be wary.