Corsair ONE PRO a200 Compact Workstation-Class PC - AMD Ryzen™ 9 5950X CPU - NVIDIA® GeForce RTX™ 3080 Graphics - 64GB Vengeance LPX DDR4 Memory, 2TB, Windows 10 Pro,Bright Silver

I bought used for a huge discount like 1k off the initial price. It said from Amazon warehouse so I figured I'd trust it. First boot up I was in a windows install boot loop. Eventually got stuck on a please wait blue screen. And rushed to the store to get a USB drive to install a new os through that to finally get it to work. But it was a rough couple hours and now that I can finally use it, it's pretty fast and everything that I wanted to expect lmao. Wasn't helpful troubleshooting when there weren't many YouTube videos on this system. Big rip but all is well that ends well.

Dynamic cooling has been disabled with recent firmware updates with no option to roll back. Corsair support claims it isn't their problem. Also be cautious of buying the extended warranty, as the system will continually claim you're within the manufacturer's warranty even after the warranty has expired.

Overall, this has been a pretty terrible purchase. Had some pluses though.+1* Size and sound are dope.* Liquid cooled 3080 is dope, mine can overclock like nobody's business.-1* Major heat issues. Major. The CPU can't function properly, thermal throttling all over the place, the system doesn't perform. I use it tandem with 3 other desktops. It's got major issues.* The hard disk that came with it is garbage. Problems, performance, problems, problems.* The NVME drive may be alright, but it's also penalized all the time due to the head problems.* Heat problems dont improve even if you hard wire the fans to max speed.* Due to the above issues, the system often feels sluggish next to systems that are much cheaper.* Corsair doesn't update the drivers almost ever. Maybe you will see a bios update.* Corsair support and downloads for the system is a nasty, disorganized mess.* ICue software is bloated and heavy and unless you care a lot of changing the little flashing colors a lot, it's a 500 pound sledgehammer when you need a lock pick.For the money, this thing is a joke. I got it during hard GPU times for the 3080 and at least it delivered there. But looking back a year or something later, this thing is just a big disappointment and headed toward paper weight status in my lineup.

Very good gaming computer

Loved these machines - in the beginning.Durability has been a major problem. I purchased 2 of these but have had to RMA both of them - fan problems, disk problems, etc. They are a pain to work on and some things you cannot really get to. Regret buying them. When working, the cooling is top notch and not noisy.Linux support is horrible as well - I understand that's just corsair's posture but still annoying.Those complaints aside - their support team was great with the hardware failures and not too much grief over RMAs, etc.

I have had good experience with Corsair until recently. At 14 months after purchase the M2 Drive failed. Corsairs support is relatively responsive until it comes to warranty replacement of the drive. I have sent countless emails, left voice mails, started new tickets and it has been 3 weeks and not a peep. It so really a shame as now I have a $4100 paper weight. Worst thing is - this appears to be a wider problem.Stay away from this company if you ever need support.

Bought refurbished but still within a year after manufacture. Should have returned it immediately, because there were subtle symptoms from the very beginning, like the screen going black and having to disconnect and reconnect the display cable. About two years after purchase (one year after the warranty expired) the hard drive started getting bad sectors, then soon after the display problems appeared. The GPU, power supply or mainboard is failing. I have access to 5+ monitors and 10+ cables at work, so the issue is not display or failing cables.

Fantastic Machine! I have been building and tweaking my own PCs since they have existed and was on the fence about buying a prebuilt machine. I have used Corsair products however and have found them to be well-built, premium parts.Given the current pricing of individual parts; especially video cards, I made the decision to give Corsair a try and I am glad I did.This thing is amazing; super-quiet. I'm not seeing any issues with cooling. Initially, I thought I had a cooling problem as I heard an alarm the first time I fired up a game. I was searching temps, looking for warnings in the system, scrathing my head... It was my UPC. This thing draws a lot more power than my previous machine and I opted to get a larger UPC to handle the power draw. (You are going to plug this into a UPC right? I mean it is a really expensive computer. A power strip just isn't going to cut it. Trust me)Performance is stellar. I adore this PC.I replaced the mechanical 2nd drive with a SSD. Opening the case wasn't hard a t all and the 2nd drive was easy to access. You'll want to be careful taking the side panel off because of the water-cooling tubes attached. Note to others. If you plan on upgrading the drive, do so BEFORE registering Windows or you will run into an authentication problem. The Corsair machines have their Windows ID inscribed into the BIOS so any deviation from the sold configuration can trip the authentication. After arguing with Microsoft and a number of phone calls, I was able to get it sorted out. Not a Corsair Problem; a Microsoft problem; completely annoying. (i.e. Hey Microsoft, I can upgrade my 2nd hard drive if I want. It doesn't invalidate my copy of Windows and hardly rises to the level of a "major hardware change" - geez!)One small criticism: There just aren't enough USB ports. The tiny motherboard installed in this machine has more headers but they aren't accessible on the case and even I am not brave enough to mess with anything near the CPU or over on the right side of the case. (There isn't a lot of room in there.} I ended up buying a USB-C hub that works just fine. There is a port near the front of the case and I was up and running.Second criticism: It isn't cheap. This is a pretty expensive PC; less so given the current state of parts but in a normal pricing environment, I am not sure I would have pulled the trigger; likely opting to build yet another PC myself.I continue to be amazed at how quiet this thing is. Corsair gets 5 stars for the engineering that went into this thing; really impressive. Frankly, as configured it is a little overkill but there aren't really any options to expand this thing so I expect it will stay relevant for a long time.Glad I bought it. Just don't tell my wife....