Following-up on the original Dark Core released in 2018, Corsair has just released the next iteration, coming to us again in two variants: Dark Core Pro, and Dark Core Pro SE. Whether you simply want a full-featured ultra-high performance wireless gaming mouse, or one that specifically supports Qi wireless charging, Corsair has got you covered.

Microsoft processor groups enable developers of multi-threaded applications to transcend the previous 64-thread restrictions. But, why the 64-thread limit to begin with, and why did it take until just recently to implement scaling for more than 64 logical processors?

Gaming on a Mac. It does happen, and macOS users have never exactly been spoiled for choice when it comes to gaming accessories. Corsair saw this gap in the market and decided to make its well-known peripherals and iCUE software available for macOS users.

How well does that new CPU you’ve got an eye on accelerate your Cinema 4D workloads? We’re going to find that out with the help of static and animation renders, as well as some simple viewport tests. For good measure, we’ll toss Cinebench results in as well, to see how those agree with our real-world testing.

With macro keyboards easy to come by, the draw of a mouse like Corsair’s SCIMITAR might not pull you in as much as it otherwise would. If you play MMOs and MOBAs, however, you’ll understand why having even more functionality at your finger tips is never a bad thing. Let’s check out Corsair’s latest take on the SCIMITAR, with the RGB ELITE.

Corsair has recently updated its popular K95 keyboard, with the new RGB Platinum XT. The major new feature bundled in here is Elgato Stream Deck integration, allowing you to go beyond typical macros with functions that directly tie in with popular software, such as OBS and Twitch. Let’s explore that while also seeing what else this $199 plank brings to the table.