Customer Ratings & Reviews

Used this to take place of an air cooler that wouldn't fit on my new motherboard/ram combo. Cools a non x i7-8700 very well. Never get above 57c in a 65f room. Gaming, or VR it has very stable temps, usually low 50s. Very easy to mount and low profile block work well and look decent.

Average temps on my Intel i7 9700K is 65c-78c I suppose if I had a bigger one it would stay cooler. My Ryzen 7 2700x with the stock cooler was about the same so.... Meh Easy to install though. They have adjustable slides for the motherboard in case the default placement didn't fit

Is working pretty great with my 5800 X CPU of course what a little under volting i dont go past 68°C. With out under volting it gets as high as 74-82° depending on the game but the 5800 X is known to run hot this is one of the better coolers for work.

I purchased this CPU cooler for my future build. The package came in about 24 hours after I placed the order, so hats off to Best Buy for fast shipping. Corsair is a well respected brand and I wanted to go liquid for that project. However, something made me return this back to Best Buy. This Corsair H60 AIO cooler has been redesigned more than a year and a half ago, at the beginning of 2018. I don't know how Best Buy is still selling the older version of it. I took one star because of it. Would I recommend it ? Definitely ! I decided to return it and purchase the newer version of it (also named H60...yes, strange) because of some updated copper plate and thermals. If you don't care about this thing, I still recommend this product.

I used to upgrade an Alienware Aurora R9 CPU cooler (Dell prebuilts are TERRIBLE). Upgraded the included fan to an ML120 Pro non-RGB. CPU temps improved drastically.

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.

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

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.

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.

Overall it does what it should…cools the CPU. Ran this with a Ryzen 5 5600X with PBO turned on. Temps sat around 29°-32°c Idling and I only ever saw it max out at 68° while playing Modern games. I am rating it 4 stars because of the noise level when it starts running under load. If noise doesn’t bother you, it is a very effective cooler. Personally I like it quiet. I would recommend going with a 2 or 3 fan if noise is a concern and you want liquid cooling. More surface area so the fans would probably not have to spin as fast. I switched to the Noctua NH-U14S. It is an extremely quiet air cooler and I am very happy with it.

I have Intel I7 10700k with Cooler Master Hyper 212 that I bought originally with my older Intel I7 4790. The average temp was around 42 C for both CPUs. I saw the July 4th sale and grabbed the Corsair H60 at $60. The installation was easy to follow; however, the radiator did not fit in my current Thermaltake case. I had to rush to Best Buy to buy a new case (NZT H510) in able to mount the H60. New average temperature is around 35 C now with H60 mounted in the back of the case.

I got this to replace the stock cpu cooler. It fits both AMD and Intel cpus/motherboards. It is much quieter than the stock cooler and keeps things significantly cooler. Good purchase.

I purchased this for a LGA 1366 i7 920, it should be noted that this series does not come with a backplate and the Corsair provided one will not work. You will have to purchase a backplate separately if you use the aforementioned model CPU. Works great though, no issues I docked it one star because on occasion there is a strange chemical smell and also no AMD tr4 support. I use it for gaming and intense scientific computational work and it keeps everything cool. BIOS reading at stock speed for i7 920 at 44C, under load in Windows not really much higher than that! And all of that with the Corsair provided thermal compound! Not bad Corsair! Love the 5 year warranty and the fan is QUIET!!

Decent for its price. But it isn’t the 2018 model which I read was better. Installation was very simple and it doesn’t have any pads that stick to your motherboard for the backplate. So I hope removing it for any future AIO upgrade will be easy. I use a 10900k and NT-H1 thermal paste, along with this AIO and it sits around 38-54c during most gaming sessions, but full load stress testing will sit around 90-95c. The 10900k is a very hot processor so I would expect better performance from other CPUs. Definitely not a permanent solution for newer CPUs.

I was hesitant to get this as I wasn't sure if a small 120mm rad would be enough. Well it definitely is! This pulls the 3700x down to between 30-40C running windows. Gaming it is consistently way under 60C. This is a good 10 degree drop from the standard AMD cooler I'd been using. One complaint is the noisy/whiny radiator fan. I replaced it with a Noctua ($15 online) and it made everything perfect. Absolutely a breeze to install. Would have rated 5 stars but that fan was just annoying.

My old liquid cooler failed and so I bought this. It works great, silent but it didn't come with the back plate since my last one didn't need it I no longer have it. I had to order a new one. Other then the missing part it is a great part.

Works perfect.Kept my temps lower than it normally was.Would recommend

Running it on an Intel Core i9 9900K okta core 3.6 ghz. Normal web browsing/streaming/etc, cpu hangs at around 40c. Prime95 and cpuid torture tests bring it to the upper 60's Celsius. So it works well. Like others have pointed out: This is an old model, so there is no fancy lit pump. Otherwise, I believe the specs are the same, or close. I'm not too worried about it, but it's worth pointing out ahead of time. Like in the description.

I bought this cooler in a pinch due to h80i not fitting in my mini itx case. The h60 is a great cooler for a small form factor case. Don't overclock too much as too the CPU temps still reach levels I am not comfortable with! Fans cranked to 80-90% 6700k CPU oc'd to 4.2ghz and temps reach low 70's (c). With fans on normal curve, the temps hit mid 80's(c) and I shut the pc down. Only use for minimal overclocking

I bought it as a replacement for another brand cooler that was a total dud, and the manufacturer expected me to send it in and leave my computer nonfunctional for a week or more while they send me a new one. Learn from this Corsair: Offer Cross-ship. The cooler has worked splendidly since I installed it, although I'm a fan of Arctic Silver 5 compound so I scraped off the stuff that came on the heatsink, cleaned and re-tinned it. The cooler is efficient and keeps my 6700K at 64C or less under full load, gaming at about 50C. It does NOT have any fancy lights or whatnot, so if you're looking for bling, it ain't here. I'm a grizzled old gamer and frankly don't care if my machine has lights, I just want it to work well. The one down side to this unit is that the fan noise is awful. It sounds like a huge hive of angry hornets when at high RPM. So much so it gave me a tension headache and I ended up replacing the fan with a Noctua NPF-12-1700 fan, which has about one-third the noise, and better CFM.