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Corsair and The SSD Review have maintained a strong, long-standing professional relationship since 2011, with Corsair hardware powering nearly every test bench built by the review site. At Computex 2026, Corsair unveiled a suite of new products, continuing its tradition of innovation. Key highlights include: - **AI Workstation 300**: Powered by the AMD Ryzen AI MAX 300 series CPU, running Windows and Ubuntu 24.04 with Corsair’s AI software stack. Theme: "Local. Private. Secure." - **Warthog Airflow Mid-Tower Case**: Olive green military-design case based on the Corsair 4000D Infinirail chassis, with origins tracing back to the 2012 Vengeance C70. Features jet-inspired front IO blockers and a rear-mounted panel light. - **RMe Series PSUs**: Cybenetics Gold efficiency, 160mm units with PinProtect—a built-in safety feature protecting GPUs from power irregularities at the 12V-2×6 connector. - **Frame 5000D Wood RS Chassis**: Available in white oak or walnut real wood finishes. Interchangeable front panels, front I/O, and glass side panels sold separately. - **iCUE LINK TITAN II ULTRA 360 LCD AIO**: Features a 5-inch swappable LCD screen (CapSwap compatible), connects via DisplayPort. The Ultra version has a 40mm dual-layer cross-flow radiator with LX360 RGB fans for improved cooling and silence. - **Corsair SHUGO DDR5 DRAM**: Limited edition line with Japanese-inspired artwork, running at 6000MT/s CL28 at 1.4V, optimized for extreme overclocking on Intel and AMD platforms. The article concludes by thanking Justin Ocbina, Public Relations Manager (North America), and Corsair for their long-term support of The SSD Review’s success.