Customer Ratings & Reviews

Had to buy this since the Phanteks Evolve Shift case is too small and not being able to use the air cooler that came with the ryzen 7 3700x cpu. This has been keeping my cpu cool and I bought this about two years ago and the fan just gave out but it wouldnt have been an issue if the fan would have been sitting vertically instead of horizontal. Even thought the fan gave out I still recommend buying it since the small size of it allows it being able to put in tight spaces. The original fan is pretty quiet until the fan bearings came out a bit off the socket but wasn't an issue since its easy to replace.

I put this in my Alienware R12, which is now so quiet. It was easy to install and works great!

I installed this in a new computer that I built. The computer has an AMD Ryzen 7 1700X processor mounted to an ASRock X370 Taichi motherboard. I pre-planned the installation, but that changed once I put the motherboard into the case (Fractal Design Arc Midi 2). The case is fairly deep, and my plan to mount the radiator and fan to the front of the case had to be scuttled because the coolant tubes wouldn't reach the CPU. I ended up mounting the radiator and fan to the top of the case, which has cooling vents. The installation was very simple, and attaching it to the AM4 bracket required no modifications or extra parts. Everything needed is in the box. There is a video on Corsair's that helps explain the installation process. The instruction booklet is very well written with good illustrations. Make sure that you read it. I think the total installation time was about 15 minutes, and probably 10 minutes was deciding how to mount the radiator and fan and then forgetting that the fan needed to be ABOVE the radiator and not below it. My error. Operationally, this runs very quietly. My CPU temps seem to hover in the 30-35ºC range. The coolant tubes are very stiff. They aren't that much different from automotive coolant tubes. The H60 appears to be well made and nicely finished. I'm very pleased with this unit. I have no problem recommending it.

Picked up a AMD 5800X at best buy yesterday. Figured I'd try it with the Wraith Spire that came with the 3900X that I was replacing. The 5800X was idling at 45C, typically running at 75C when mildly loaded, and hovering at 80C+ in bench tests and Ryzen Master profile testing. I grabbed the Corsair H60 today, off the shelf. Would've liked to go with a 240mm or 280mm option, but my case is seemingly pigeon-holed at all locations. The only available upgradeable location was the rear exhaust fan. So, replaced that with the H60, and it brought temps down 10 degrees across the board (or more). I'm idling at low 30's, average loading is low 60's, and I haven't seen it go past 81C in any attempt to get it to run hotter. And, that is with the thermal paste that comes on the water block from the factory. Great AIO product! Very pleased with the results! Also worth mentioning: extremely easy to install. 15 minutes max, not including case reconfiguration to allow for the install.

This cooler is incredibly efficient for the size and price. I have it cooling a Ryzen 5 5600x and I have not even gotten close to going over 60 degrees, even while playing graphic-intensive games. The install isn’t the easiest thing in the world, but I would recommend a top mount for the radiator (fan facing down). Just screw in the radiator fairly close to your intake fans and then screw in the fan. The mounting onto the actual CPU can be a little tricky, but just take your time. Loosening the screws a bit before installing it will make it much, much easier on you. Overall, this has been an amazing cooler for me. I’m idle at ~30 degrees and the fan does surprisingly well to pull heat. Even though the manual says to mount it as a back exhaust with the tubes facing down, don’t do this. Do some research and you will find out why, or just take my word for it :).

Great product. Works well for cooling CPU. I have the radiator sandwhiched between two fans for 3x cooling

Great cooler but wanted to upgrade for a beefy one this is great for low end pcs

Made a difference of approximately ten degrees under load and doing it all in dead silence. Cool!!!!!!!!

This fan worked well and easy to install keeps my cpu cool

Easy install, fit in my mid size case just fine. Performs great. Would definitely buy for another build.

This fan is reputable and has a good manufacturer. easy to install and works fine. price is good to.

Works great and for the money you get it for you can not beat at all to cool down your gaming computer from a long day the CPU loves this cooler and I guaranteed it’s thanking you for getting it it’s well worth it for what you get and it’s built to last!!!

Use this to cool my do I when overclocking. Easy to install and works for Intel and amd

I installed one of these in my Alienware Aurora R6 to replace the stock air cooling on the i7-7700 (non-K) after being told by Dell that I could not order their water cooling kit. My CPU temp does not go above 56C under any conditions I've seen, even with ambient in the room has gotten up to 25-26C. The biggest advantage has been the lack of noise from the (junk) Intel stock cooler. I did have to bend the mounting bracket arms up a little to apply more pressure to the CPU heat spreader even though the specs claimed compatibility, but that's a minor gripe.

I had this in my pc for about 1.5 years it has really helped keep my cpu very cool no spike even for the modt demading games i got witg mods

Hi I just wanted to say that this product is probably the best cooler for the price ever since getting it my pc been cool and I’ve been running more fps

Had a pretty significant drop in heat from my computer after replacing my stock AMD cooler. My PC has limited space for fans, so I was worried I'd never get a liquid cooling systems since most come with 2 fans. This perfectly fit in my NZXT H210i. By my own mistake, my PC originally had its two fans both in exhaust, so unsure how much this CPU Cooler has actually contributed to the heat difference. But, playing Halo Infinite at High was originally averaging around 160F, and now I'm around 125F. Either way, it looks great, my pc runs cooler, and no more ugly stock heat sink/cooler.

Fantastic All In One (AIO) water cooling system. It has both Intel and AMD processor mounts so you dont have to worry about the compatibility. I used it on a MSI B550 Tomahawk Motherboard. To be frank, the main reason that choose this AIO over other types was for the Corsair software. I have Corsair fans, Keyboard, Mouse and light towers. So for me it made perfect sense to have a Corsair AIO to complete my system. That way my entire system's lighting scheme can be controlled by a click of a button (using Corsair's iCUE software). The bottom-line, for the price and straightforward installation process, this system should be at the top of your list.

I’ve been using this fan for almost a year now and I’ve had no issues with it whatsoever. It was easy to install and it dropped down the cpu temperature by 5-10 degrees Celsius compared to the regular cpu fan. Compared to the Cooler Master cpu fan that I had on, this one does not take much space. It also helped reduce the dust accumulation in my case. Just make sure that one fan is enough to cool your CPU. If your CPU is more powerful, you might want to invest in a two-fan or a three-fan cooler.

Works great. Quiet. Install was easy on an AMD platform. We did three computers at once. Hardware swap down, new, not so old and old. The intel bracket on one old pc was annoying. But no problems. Temps are lower.