Customer Ratings & Reviews

I overclocked my Intel Core i9-10900K and with this cooler it tops out at 70 degrees Celsius. The fans are premium made. Use original thermal paste only if you plan not to overclock.

It keeps my CPU well under the recommended temps when gaming or even idle. So in that department it is great. I think that has something to do with the fact that I have to keep the pump on Extreme to avoid the terrifying noise it makes on Quiet and Balanced. Out of the box I noticed a faint noise when running on Balanced that was worse on Quiet. Now after running it for a month if I turn it on Quiet it is scary loud. Sounds like its gonna rip my computer apart. I tried shaking it to move the liquid around and tried reseating to no avail. I typically use Corsair products when their price is reasonable, but for the future I may go another route for CPU cooler.

I more or less rebuilt my PC with several upgrades and a change to a new case. I was previously using a Noctua D15 on a 3900x and a 2080 Super. Unfortunately, the D15 and the large 2080 Super created a "hot spot" where air was struggling to cool both properly. I decided I needed to make a switch to an AIO and opted to replace my front-mounted 140mm fans with the radiator. My temps dropped nearly 10 degrees for both CPU and GPU thanks to the improved airflow. I'm also a bit fan (puns) of the RGB effect on the fans, to the point where I have made other changes to RGB-ify my build. This is an excellent cooler if your case has the room for it.

This is not an easy install unless you have an extremely large cases. It is a tight fight for any 280mm only top mounts. Software is easy to obtain, configure, and use.

Running one of these on an i9-9990k over clocked, and one on a ryzen 9 3950x. Both at idle are 4-5 degrees above room temp. Full load I haven't seen anything above about 140f.

Easy to install and setup in the Corsair software. Replaced an older push/pull version of their 120mm liquid cooler. I wanted to upgrade to 280mm and add the LED Lighting control.

Worth every cent, it is my first water cooled CPU fan. It is awesome and quite as all get out. It keeps my I7-7700 cool all day even when gaming/streaming for hours.

Paired with an i5-9600K. Under heavy loads this thing never gets above 35C. Corsair outdid them self on this one. Only down side is the ICUE software is a bit glitchy at times.

I am very happy with this Hydro cooler. This is my first ever time owning one of these and I can definitely say it is a lot better than a traditional CPU cooler.

You get the cooling you need with some added bonus of being able to add visual appeal to your rig!

This has aged impressively (being 2 or so years old now) and still goes toe-to-toe with newer offerings from respectable manufacturers of the same ilk.

Really efficient aio. Easy to work with settings. Although just a note this is a 280mm aio not 140 if you're trying to figure out if it'll fit in your case lol

Purchased for my most recent build. Definitely an easy install, and has been perfect for keeping my Ryzen 9 nice and cool. Excellent cooling for the money.

I bought this to cool my new Ryzen 9 cpu. The difference under load between the stock cooler and this all in one cooler was about 18 degrees Celsius.

Love it looks great in my Full Corsair Fan and case setup Mainly bought it because at the time it was newer and fit the look I wanted for my case.

I bought this because I wanted to have a corsair AIO to match my ram, case ect.. It cools better than the 240 (which I upgraded from) and not as good as the 360. Which should be obvious lol

Beautiful RGB effects controllable through the app listed in the installation manual. Plugged it in and hooked it up and worked smoothly and quietly.

This is a great AIO. Only thing is I had to re-apply thermal paste cause there was way to much pre applied. Other than that it works great and keeps my overclocked 3800x temps nice and cool.

Still works after a year. Does the job cooling the cpu which has run none stop for more than a year mining monero.

I bought this because my older corsair radiator had the pump stop working. Now THIS one can't be detected by it's own software. Thankfully, it still works - but I don't have full control of all the options (I'm not the only one - plenty of people with this complaint). I suspect this will konk out in a year or so and then I'll go with air cooling.