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Powerful low-noise cooling for your CPU, with a 240 mm radiator, three Corsair ML120 RGB PWM fans, and a bright Capellix RGB pump head.
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The optimal cold plate design and a high-density stack of 128 micro-fin configurations per inch provide highly efficient cooling under all loads.
Provides a flow rate of up to 0.82L / min while producing less than 20 dBA, for great cooling with low noise.
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The fantastic cooler, the quality of materials and installation I imagined, this specific series has been designed to be quiet, not for extreme performance which is good, with 3800X prime95 61-65c, cinebench r23 77c (balanced mode), and with quiet mode 1-2c higher and it is very quiet.
If you have the stock cooler, the wraith prism that comes with Ryzen 7,9, it will have slightly better temperatures but it will be much quieter and won't sound like a turbine.
Also, let us note that the thermal paste I had was a cheap one, not something fantastic, so if you use a good one, it will be -3c
Very good for its performance and quiet
After 1 year of continuous use, I am very satisfied. The main reason I chose this liquid cooling was the white color, which is beautiful. The temperatures you can expect are around 40°C without load and 55-60°C under heavy load, such as video editing and rendering (i7 11900k). Overall, if you are building a white PC, this liquid cooling or its larger model with triple radiators in white are stunning. Finally, once you download iQue, you can control all the colors, etc. 9.5/10
The cooler was installed on a 7700K, a special processor known for its high temperatures at idle. Previously, I had the H60i, also from Corsair, but it started having issues with the pump after 7 years (5 of which were under warranty), so I replaced it proactively. I'm not an OC guy, so the cooler was purely for aesthetic purposes in the case and PC until I decide to install a custom loop.
The cooler comes with mounts for Intel/AMD AM4/AMD TR4, 2 ML120 fans, 2 front waterblock covers (white and black), and a Corsair 6-port RGB/FAN hub.
The installation is ridiculously easy, something you can do without even needing a screwdriver. One insignificant detail for many but important for me is the backplate, on which the WB screws for Intel attach. It has adhesive and sticks to the motherboard. Previously, it was in the air, causing me installation issues multiple times.
Now, it's plug and play. You install it, iCUE detects it, and then the party begins. The software provides all the detailed information you need. Temperatures of everything (even the coolant), pump and fan speed adjustment, with the ability to go down to zero fan RPM on PWM fans. The ML120 fans are generally quiet, but the pump has a paradox. In quiet and balanced mode, it's annoyingly loud, but in extreme mode, it's calm.
Overall, it didn't raise temperatures. With all fans closed and the pump on quiet, it barely reached 50 in a room at 30 degrees. So, with a similar GPU and a similar power supply with zero fan RPM, all you hear is the water in peace.
The hub cannot change the RPM of 3-pin fans, it can only tell you how much power it provides, which makes it useless and forces you to look for PWM fans on the market, and that's where the pain begins because a set of three Corsair RGB fans costs 100€, and since it has 6 ports and you already have 5 fans (3 essential case fans), you need a second hub, which is sometimes provided by Corsair, obviously, and you need it because on the one hand, an average motherboard has 3 case fan headers that are not enough, and on the other hand, it's good to control everything in one program, which is iCUE in this case. So, the whole thing puts you in a position to buy all the cooling equipment from Corsair, whether you want to or not, and it also gives you the idea that some of their cases come with a fan hub, so from initially saying you'll spend 100€, you end up wanting to spend 500€ without being a serious power user, just for RGB fans, a case, and a cooler, which is really a lot considering the cost of the rest of the hardware...
It is my first purchase in liquid cooling, I have it to cool an i9-9900K running an RTX 3070 Gaming. I use it for gaming and I believe it does a good job considering the processor's temperature (which tends to get quite high). Let's say the case is placed at a height of 1 meter from the floor in a room that does not exceed 25°C. The temperature while gaming at 2K resolution with all graphics set to ultra ranges from 55-70 degrees Celsius max (measurement taken during the summer months). I have placed it at the top of the case because most people say that's where the cooling liquid circulates better than any other spot, although I believe that if it is placed in the front, it will lower the temperature by at least 5 degrees because it will be cooled by fresh air coming directly from outside, rather than relatively warm air already inside the case. As for its appearance, the LED lights are fantastic and you can control them through ICUn to do whatever you want. It is silent up to 70% and then it starts to make a little noise, which is understandable. The build quality is very good and as for reliability, time will tell because I have been using it for 3 months now. I will mention the entire system because it matters how much stress the processor is under with the given requirements: i9-9900K ---> RTX 3070 Gaming ---> 2K 144hz monitor.
Amazing quality, beautiful, easy to install, quiet, includes a fan controller for 6 fans and keeps temperatures very low on a 5600x
It is perfect, worth every penny, really, Corair has done a good job
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