Uploaded January 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
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Corsair has managed to fumble the fumble of a previous fumble to their apologies for canceling orders, what they call pricing errors, and confusing customer service responses with mixed messaging on coupon code expiry dates and percentages. The problem here isn't purely that Corsair canceled a ton of memory orders, but that Corsair's response to it was absolute chaos and disorganization. The company just laid-off a ton of staff on the consumer side and is also reportedly investing in a new enterprise division to try and get into "AI," and we're seeing the end result of that.
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TIMESTAMPS
00:00 - Corsair Layoffs, New Branch, and Cancelations
04:12 - The Timeline
07:20 - It's the Response, Not the Price
10:59 - That is a Lot of Mistakes
14:40 - Corsair Had Options
17:18 - Conclusion
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Corsair has managed to fumble the fumble of a previous fumble to their apologies for canceling orders, what they call pricing errors, and confusing customer service responses with mixed messaging on coupon code expiry dates and percentages. The problem here isn't purely that Corsair canceled a ton of memory orders, but that Corsair's response to it was absolute chaos and disorganization. The company just laid-off a ton of staff on the consumer side and is also reportedly investing in a new enterprise division to try and get into "AI," and we're seeing the end result of that.
Watch something fun and educational with our tour of a repair shop in China that mods GPUs: youtube.com/watch?v=TcRGBeOENLg
Watch our NVIDIA: WTF video - youtube.com/watch?v=cUrJVdF2me0
Or our video about Micron exiting Crucial - youtube.com/watch?v=9A-eeJP0J7c
The best way to support our work is through our store: store.gamersnexus.net
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TIMESTAMPS
00:00 - Corsair Layoffs, New Branch, and Cancelations
04:12 - The Timeline
07:20 - It's the Response, Not the Price
10:59 - That is a Lot of Mistakes
14:40 - Corsair Had Options
17:18 - Conclusion
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