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Computex 2015 would not have been possible without the innovative fantex world-leading nvidia graphics memory partner corsair and the retail partner NCIX along with silverstone and in win so corsair is added a new mechanical gaming keyboard to their product line the strafe it's priced at $110 and shares some of the key features with the k70 like the 100% anti-ghosting with a hundred and four key rollover programmable buttons and an onboard memory Corsair will offer Cherry MX red or brown switches on this model the only difference between the strafe and the k70 is the build quality and lighting featuring red backlit instead of RGB the strafe is made out of a black textured plastic that is a change for Corsair and the move away from aluminum frames that are found on the key 70 and k95 first impressions of this plastic frame is an impressively solid build plus the texture I think adds a bit to the quality Corsair has also added subtle side lighting that will add some ambience to your setup the keys are individually backlit and there are a variety of lighting options that can visually enhance the user experience with solid gradient ripple wave and type lighting patterns nearly every key can be programmed with a command through the corsair utility program the corsair also includes an extra set of caps with contour textures for gamers who prefer a better grip and a key pillar for easy key swapping now aside from the introduction of this new keyboard corsair is keeping up with the GPU market as they have announced the new n 970 cooling market for the gtx 970 or 960 and the n 980 that is compatible with the gtx 980 980 TI and titan x both these brackets must be paired with the hydro series liquid coolers from corsair that will deliver much cooler temperatures during load and allow extra Headroom for overclocking or if you are just looking for quiet operation the bracket comes with a low noise floor fan that can provide quiet and efficient air cooling for the memory and VRMs Corsair will include appropriate mounting hardware for the hydro coolers and a detailed installation guide which should make the whole process easier these brackets can only be used on reference cards and they are set to be priced at an affordable 40 dollars and it will allow you to transform an air-cooled card into a water-cooled monster