Corsair Vengeance i7500 Gaming PC Overview

Introduction, Specs, and Pricing

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With 14th-gen processors now within the wild, we have been fortunate sufficient to be in talks with Corsair shortly after Intel’s launch on October seventeenth. This gave us the chance to take a look at their newest pre-built, the Vengeance i7500. This new collection presents top-tier RTX graphics paired with the brand new 14th-gen CPUs from Intel; our construct is printed within the picture above.

Corsair is constructing the Vengeance i7500 from the highest with the 4000D chassis and a 1000-watt Gold-rated energy provide. This offers solution to a Core i9 14900K in our construct, which gives us with eight efficiency cores and sixteen environment friendly cores, and Corsair pairs this with DDR5 reminiscence help throughout 4 slots. Our system did have 64GB put in. Graphics are equipped with an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4090 from GIGABYTE.

The growth for the i7500 consists of three PCIe x16 slots, with the highest slot pulling from the CPU and the opposite two from the chipset. Storage has an analogous association, with the highest M.2 grabbing its lanes from the CPU whereas three further M.2 slots take from the chipset.

Connectivity consists of each HDMI and DisplayPort on the motherboard. We even have 4 USB 2.0 ports together with a single PS/2. USB 3.2 reveals us two Gen 1 ports in blue and two Gen 2, one in crimson and the opposite utilizing USB-C. 2.5Gbe LAN can also be out there with the RJ45 port, and Wi-Fi 6e, together with Bluetooth 5.3.

Pricing

As for pricing, the Corsair Vengeance i7500, as configured, is available in at a hefty $4099.

Packaging, Equipment, and Overview

Packaging and Equipment

Opening up our pattern, now we have the facility wire, antennas, and studying supplies.

System Overview

The i7500 is constructed with the 4000D chassis, this chassis has a full-flow entrance panel with three 120mm followers included.

The rear features a single 120mm fan for exhaust. The rear I/O to the left GPU is slightly below. This chassis helps vertical GPUs as properly.

Corsair has finished a unbelievable job wiring the Vengeance. All wires use reusable cable ties, and followers are wired to a customized hub.

Opening the chassis, now we have a really roomy inside, loads for the beastly RTX 4090 and 240mm water-cooling.

Eradicating the RTX 4090, we get a greater have a look at the motherboard. This permits us to see the highest NVMe is heatsinked whereas the opposite three are usually not. We additionally notice 4 SATA backside proper.

Turning down the lights, now we have have a look at the Vengeance i7500’s lighting system.

UEFI and System Software program

UEFI

The BIOS will probably be acquainted to anybody aware of MSI Click on BIOS. The principle menu presents {hardware} info, together with the put in CPU and reminiscence capability on the very prime. OC is the place customers can tune the machine, together with CPU and reminiscence; this board helps all the fundamental overclocking options, together with XMP.

The superior menu offers customers management over the board’s connectivity, together with storage and USB. Additionally, you will get a number of higher-level CPU choices on this menu, equivalent to enabling or disabling cores, Velocity Step, or EIST. Additional, this menu will permit you to safe erase any drives, whereas the monitoring menu permits customers to tune followers and monitor the system’s voltages.

Motherboard Software program

Corsair presents a number of items of software program for the i7500. The primary is Diagnostics, as seen above. It gives instruments for customers to troubleshoot or check their system.

Corsair Diagnostics additionally presents a system info tab exhibiting the present system configuration.

The second piece of software program on the i7500 was iCue, Corsair’s platform for configuring all RGB lighting, fan speeds, and peripherals.

Customization consists of a number of preset murals together with a customized choice.

Additional software program is offered by MSI Heart, together with a {hardware} monitor, as seen above.

MSI Heart presents further options as properly, as seen above.

Cinebench R23, CrossMark and AIDA64

Cinebench R23

Cinebench is a long-standing render benchmark that has been closely relied upon by each Intel and AMD to spotlight their latest platforms throughout unveils. The benchmark has two exams: a single-core workload using one thread or 1T. There’s additionally a multi-threaded check that makes use of all threads or nT of a examined CPU.

R23 confirmed the Vengeance prime 5 in our charts, single thread grabbing 2331, which was the most effective now we have seen there, however multi-thread picked up 35397, a contact behind the Legion 7i.

CrossMark

Crossmark is the place the i7500 started its takeover, prime in our chart right here with a rating of 2737.

AIDA64 Reminiscence

AIDA was not too long ago up to date to model 6.6, which improved efficiency in each AES and SHA3 workloads for Alder Lake CPUs. You’ll discover this efficiency soar within the charts under in comparison with earlier Intel Z690 opinions.

Reminiscence bandwidth was fairly good with the Vengeance. We picked up 93K in learn, 87K in write, and 89K in copy. Latency landed at 73ns.

PCMark and 3DMark

PCMark

PCMark, too, confirmed fairly properly for the i7500. We picked up an general rating of 14365 within the prolonged workload – the highest in our charts.

3DMark

CPU Profile for one and two threads put the Vengeance prime in our charts once more at 2443 for 2 threads.

Taking a look at 4, eight, and sixteen threads, the Corsair i7500 landed third in our charts.

Moving into our gaming workloads, the Vengeance picked up a rating of 33912 in Time Spy.

Velocity Means confirmed us our first rating over 10K, with the Vengeance i7500 choosing up 10097.

3DMark Storage landed the Corsair 4th in our chart above, with bandwidth at 536 MB/s.

Gaming, Worth, and Remaining Ideas

Gaming

Our gaming workload continues to be Cyberpunk 2077. The Vengeance system did very properly, with 1080p exhibiting 242 FPS adopted by 207 FPS at 1440p, and 4K landed at 145 FPS.

Worth

Worth combines CrossMark and 3DMark Time Spy scores to present an general concept of the system’s efficiency. That is put subsequent to the system’s worth to type the share within the chart above. Even with its larger price ticket, the Vengeance lands at 96.3%, center of our chart.

Remaining Ideas

Just like the Vengeance i7400 methods earlier than it, Corsair has seemingly found out a unbelievable components for its Vengeance line of gaming PCs. The i7500 continues this, with configurations beginning at $2799 with the i7 14700K and 4070 Ti graphics all the way in which as much as the flagship we had within the lab for overview with a 14900K and RTX 4090.

What makes the Vengeance i7500 lineup so nice? We will begin with the chassis, an off-the-shelf 4000D from Corsair, a chassis you possibly can probably seize substitute components for if ever wanted, direct from Corsair. We will add to this with the facility provide, which was an RM1000e in our pattern, full with cables designed to make use of the 12VHPWR on the RTX 4090, leaving us with out these ugly adapters now we have seen many instances.

The efficiency of this PC was unbelievable and, in lots of circumstances, chart-topping. Out of the benchmarks we ran, seven out of ten, the Vengeance i7500 took the highest spot. The Vengeance i7500 was our first system to cross the 10K mark in Velocity Means, and we picked up an incredible 240 FPS in CyberPunk 2077. That is on prime of the loopy good CPU efficiency in R23, CrossMark, and PCMark.

That mentioned, pricing is kind of onerous to swallow at $4099. My benchmark for desktop PCs has been the MG-1 from Maingear since our overview a number of months again. The same spec’d MG-1 is available in at $4000 however solely has 32GB of DDR5. The Vengeance comes with 64GB of DDR5 and has a greater chassis for these desirous to work on their machines.