Customer Ratings & Reviews

Works Great! Installed this product into my Corsair 400c case, and fit like it should! Can’t go wrong with this liquid cooler.

Wanted to dabble in water cooling but not ready to risk trying to do custom water cooling. Got this and it does the job. Temps lower than normal fans (not by much over prolonged stress tests) great for initial water setups but could be greatly more efficient with different flow setups but still great!

Easy to install. Works as expected. Keep my I5-7600k cool.

Setup and installation was a lot easier than I expected and it makes my layout look very clean. very silent

You need the proper top or bottom Vents for this to be useful. Otherwise you will need to buy a need Computer case. This will keep Temps low, even on Overclocked CPUs. But, Make sure your Case has enough space for both the GPU(Graphics Card) and the Radiator/Fan Assembly. I recommend you have a minimum of 600W to run this with your computer.

no problems so far easy set up fans are quiet great cooler.

I used this system as part of a system upgrade when the previous liquid sstem leaked an ruined my motherboard. It is installed and works well with an iCore 5. My system is cool. The fan is a bit noisy.

I have been running this cooler for a month, and so far it is working great. Quiet operation, and keeps the CPU cool. I have no complaints, but I also am aware of the reviews from all the guys that have experienced pump failure at around the year mark... so we'll see. If things change, I'll amend this review.

So far no issues. Keeps the CPU cool and is rather quiet. Bit pricy and sucks up a USB bus port but...

Lowered my CPU temp by 25 degrees C, exactly what it was supposed to do. Also excellent Corsair Link monitoring program comes with it.

I honestly love this thing. I was sceptical about the whole water cooling thing but I decided to buy one and it is working good. Was running about 50 to 60 degrees Celsius and now that I have installed it and put it on the performance setting it runs a max of about 25 degrees Celsius. Would not get really any other brand than corsair.

Easy to install and it cools my cpu very good. Buy it.

RUNZ SO MUCH BETTER NOW JUST GET THIS. IF U CANT AFFORD THIS HYPER EVO I THING ITS CALLED. Also if u buy any computer gaming computer from Best buy your gonna have to replace most of that sh** in there but it will run had to get new fans power supply was weak etc but overall item was easy to put it took about an 1hr

Keeps my 6700k temps down, looks good and easy install

It is lucky for me that bestbuy has such cooler, because I need it urgently at that time. Works perfect for me.

I purchased this unit a part of a custom PC Build. This unit has great reviews all over the internet and it suited my needs perfectly. I did not overclock my CPU but if I do in the future this unit will still provided any required cooling. Evaluate your needs but in my opinion this unit will work for most setups.

Bought this for my computer build, using it to cool an over clocked i7-6700k. It looks great and is quite under most loads, until it really kicks in but even then it isn't super loud. This one is the V2 version though the part number they have listed is wrong, so if that is the one you're looking for this is it.

Put together a PC with an older AMD 965, stock cooler would generate enough heat to make fan increase quickly....with this cooler in, CPU cooling noise was literally nonexistent while blending into the top of the case and adding a nice feature utilizing the clear view side panel with the colored CPU pump head

I always buy Corsair when I can, and that all started with this line of liquid cooler products. I’ve upgraded my Corsair liquid coolers throughout the years and have always had a good, easy experience. Right now I’ve got a stable overclock from 3.6 to 5 GHz, and I just love it.

Use this with my Intel i7-6700k processor and could not be happy. Without overclocking it keeps the temperatures nice and low. When I do overclock it comes with a nice feature that changes the LED color on the processor heat sink when it gets hot so I can see that it is starting to get maybe a little too hot. Only downside is if you have a high end graphics card like the Asus 1080 Strix 08G overclocked GPU then the case might get a little warm depending on your set up. Example: I have the fans below the radiator on the top of my PC so it blows the heat upward and out of the system. Now this works fine, but when my GPU starts to heat up it is blowing hot air the same direction and because the radiator is taking up a majority of the top, some of that heat dispersion is hampered. This might be better with a normal fan setup, but I want the overclocking capabilities on my CPU. Not really and issue for me since my GPU hasn't really gotten above 60°C ad I'm on a 2k monitor, but it could be for someone else who is looking to run 4k at 60fps on something like Battlefield 1.