CORSAIR - iCUE H150i ELITE LCD Display Liquid CPU Cooler 120mm Fans + 360mm Radiator Liquid Cooling System + Custom IPS LCD Screen

Very clean and aesthetically pleasing AIO cap. Tasteful rgb ring and the preset LCD screens in ICUE all look very nice. In terms of performance, it does very well and keeps my 12900k nicely cooled. (Bonus: the cat loves to stare at it) Unfortunately, mine had a slight problem/defect with ICUE crashing and the LCD resetting to default, but I was able to find a fix online from other users experiencing the same issue.

Have been surprised by the enjoyment of having the screen on the CPU. So many functions and fun customizations to be had. The only problem is just iCue issues already. It's crashing all the time freezing up USB ports on new build with windows 11. Reinstalling hasn't helped everything is up to date it just seems to be waiting on an update to be stable. Seems to be connected to using the Corsair headset I also have.

Over all this is a great AIO it works well and keeps my 13700k under 55 degrees during heavy load. The install is a little tricky and convusing but corsair has a very easy to follow video on how to do everything perfectly. The only issue ive had so far is the scree saying i have a pump failure which is one of two things an actual pump failure or one of the wires from the lcd scree isnt plugged in properly which was my issue. Just make sure your screens 8 pin connector is pressed in correctly and firmly and that the USB and 20 pin conncectors are also plugged in correctly and you wont have any complaints about this AIO

Very pleased. I suspected my 3+ year old water pump failed that came with my ibuypower z390 phatom gaming motherboard that supports i7 8700K, cpu was hitting 100C (not sure how long). so I chose this one, now I get 25C idle, 31C in game. Comes with thermal paste already applied, it's setup to default for intel chipset, but comes with all the necessary parts for AMD. I found this video on youtube useful to watch before I attempted the install (and I've only done this type of thing twice now)... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BVE7sasUao0 One word of caution, make sure the water inlets are mounted at 3'oclock, I installed mine at 12'oclock so the orientation of the LCD is off (see pic), but I kinda like it for now. icue software seems to let you do a lot of stuff, does RBG by default, but I wanted mine blue. Apparently you can even put a pic on the lcd screen.

Excellent cooling efficiency paired with a 4080 and 12900k; CPU liquid temp around 36-38°C even during heavy use. I had to buy an internal USB hub for iCUE to recognize the LCD input for screen customization, so the provided fan splitter isn't the best.

Does a great job cooling my I7-12700KF at stock. I am sure it would work great with an overclocked chip as well. Wondered if the screen was worth the extra $100, but i have to say, its really cool. I love tweaking and adding and changing my PC components and this AIO is a really great addition. Corsair's ICUE software is some of the easiest to use RGB and accessory software out there and it makes customizing this AIO really easy.

Works well so far. Keeps 13900k between 50-60c while gaming. Make sure to have your fans on the radiator connected to the Corsair CORE that it comes with so it registers a signal to those fans or else you will end up with an error message on the LCD screen. As long as you have hooked everything up correctly this thing runs like a dream. Pricey for sure, but a pretty cool AIO.

Keeps my 12900KS CPU very cool. My average temps are in the low 30 degree Celsius range under light load and 60 degree temperatures when under full test load. Have no complaints on how well this liquid cooler performs.