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The water cooling CPU Cooler Corsair iCUE H150i Elite Capellix XT provides powerful high-performance cooling for your processor, with Corsair AF RGB Elite fans, a 360 mm radiator, and ultra-bright Capellix LEDs.
The Corsair water cooling system does not dissipate the processor's heat inside the main unit like traditional air coolers, but directs it to the edges and releases it with special fans. This results in cooler components and less noise.
The Corsair AF RGB Elite PWM fans provide massive low-noise airflow with AirGuide technology for extreme CPU cooling performance.
Their blades ensure more uniform airflow over the radiator fins and optimal heat dissipation.
All Elite Capellix XT AIO units include pre-applied Corsair XTM70 Extreme Performance thermal paste for maximum heat transfer from the processor to the radiator.
For reliably high cooling performance, every step of efficient heat dissipation matters.
When your computer does not require active cooling, the Zero RPM cooling profile in Corsair iCUE software allows the fans to stop completely.
The iCUE commander core RGB fan speed and lighting controller provides precise speed and lighting control for up to six fans.
The length of the tubes, the tool-free mounting brackets, and the pre-applied XTM70 thermal paste make installation easy on the latest Intel and AMD motherboard sockets, including LGA 115X, 1200, 1700, 2011, and 2066, as well as AMD Socket AM4, AM5, and sTRX4/sTR4.
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From appearance it rocks and from what I have read in reviews its pump is one of the best in the market in its category... but...
it struggles to cool an Intel Core i7-14700K 2.5GHz 20-core beast.
I know the processor is a heater but as soon as the processor works at 80% for 2min it reaches 100 degrees and drops performance.
I probably should have gone with the Arctic Liquid Freezer II 360 A-RGB even though it has worse stats from videos I have seen it is probably better in cooling. Or else custom water cooling for sure results.
I bought it for 150€, it's worth it up to that point, not a cent more
Quality and visually very beautiful liquid cooling. Huge issue with its software. The supposed hardware lighting, which works when the icue application is closed to maintain some effects when the PC is turned on or the application is closed, does not work. I have contacted Corsair themselves and all they could say were the same copy-paste troubleshoots that I have read in articles, and nothing else. Straight to replacement, something I cannot afford to be without due to work. Get it without lights or from another company in my opinion, but it remains a very beautiful and reliable liquid cooling
It was installed on an i5 13600KF.
I wanted to write the review to warn someone who has an issue with noise in general.
As for temperatures, they are excellent and it cools very well.
However, the fans inside, the AF120, are problematic with this radiator.
Above 700 RPM, a strange wavey humming noise starts, which is really unbearable.
It is a high-frequency noise that even passes through gaming headphones...
I did some research and there were many complaints on forums and from other users.
If you replace them with other fans, the noise stops.
Personally, to avoid going crazy, I replaced them with the Arctic P12 PWM, which cost around 40 euros for 3 pieces, and I put the Corsair fans on the side for intake (at 500 RPM because they still made noise with the metal...).
Also, the pump runs at the lowest at 2300 RPM, which is much higher than the average (usually around 1700-1900 at idle), and this noise might bother some people (personally, I don't care/mind it as it is very low and when I play, it doesn't bother me that it increases slightly).
However, the quality of the fans, which are supposed to cost around 70-80 euros, is unacceptable...
It's not possible for fans that cost 40 euros to be quieter...
I have contacted Corsair without a response for 5 days now regarding a replacement, but they are just like that... they say that the ML120, which are magnetic, are the most ideal for the radiator.
Amazing RGB with many options though!
These are things that no one has mentioned in the reviews, the sound issues, and someone might feel deceived, and even though the price is reduced to 150 euros, it's still not cheap.
Kids with closed eyes. Ryzen 5600x from mama air cooling to gaming dropped from 82 degrees to 47 in "quiet mode". Purchase at 148€, the price is unbelievable, imagine that just buying these specific fans alone cost 28€ each, and the commander included inside costs 70€.
7800x3d me pbo 4800 olla ta core sto cinebench 80 vathmous
sto gaming 5050 Mhz apo 60 MAX 70 vathmous
Honest cooling but for the money it costs during the current discount period and not the initial price of €240, which I consider to be too much. The liquid cooling replaced an older Corsair H100i and was installed on an Intel i7 13700KF. The temperatures stabilize at around 84°C during stress tests (about 8-9°C lower than the H100i), around 34°C at idle, and during gaming, depending on the game, they range from 50°C to 65°C. On the positive side, the included commander core can control 6 fans (RGB and speed), which is convenient for owners who already have Corsair fans, saving them from dealing with multiple cables and controllers. Additionally, it may be the only liquid cooling on the market that allows for an upgrade to an LCD screen with a very easy process, and it includes various detachable plates for the pump's RGB. In terms of noise, the pump is not bothersome at all, and I have no opinion on the fans as they were not used (possibly a negative point is that they do not have anti-vibration).
I bought it to cool down the 13900K. In idle with moderate case airflow, it gives me 40-45 degrees now in May. I should expect around 50 degrees in the summer. Under heavy load, the fans run perfectly and it reaches a maximum of 75 degrees! Overall, it has a pretty large cooler and with a 4090 graphics card that I almost cried over, if the case didn't allow me to install the fans from the front side, so make sure to equip yourself with a powerful case to be safe. For me, it's complete and worth the money. It includes everything you need and I didn't encounter any problems during installation, as the sockets on the bags match exactly where the screws go, I was ready in 10 minutes. The installation took a bit longer only because of the size and tower, as you can understand, I had to hold the cooler while installing the fans (ugh!). Now, if you go for a 420mm cooler, although I'm interested in hearing your opinion on the case as well, be prepared for some strong nerves if you don't equip yourself with the right case! However, I believe with this one you can cool down whatever you like with ease!
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