Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great lighting effects, tons of control through iCue, quiet operation, and keeps my 5900x downright frosty, leaking at 58c under 100% load. Installation could be a bit more simple, but if you have other corsair stuff already, it will be very easy.

Works great on my Ryzen 5, usually with a regular fan the temperature goes to 65-70 degrees and with this liquid cooler the temperature stay on 50-55 degrees gaming fornite on alpha settings for 3-4 hours also the RGB is really good...

Works quietly and keeps my cpu cool. The installation of the radiator is simple but the wiring for the fans is typical Corsair craziness. I have a complete Corsair system so it was a no brainer for me but make sure you are ready for all the wires it requires.

As a CPU cooler, this product does what it's supposed to do and does it very well. I was considering giving this three stars but have to give them credit where it is due. I have an i7-10700k overclocked to 5.1 GHz on all cores (0 AVX offset) and it keeps it in check without any issues at all. I've even got the radiator mounted tubes up in the front of my case (literally the only mounting position I can use) and it works without any issues, despite everyone on the internet yelling that it will cause problems. Why did I take a star off? For one, the default mode for this cooler appears to be the "Zero RPM" mode. When I first start up my PC, the fans will often be at a dead stop until the temperature rises a bit or I log in, which enables my personal settings. There appears to be no "hardware setting" to override this. This wouldn't be an issue if the other fans in my case were powered by the same fan controller but, when my exhaust fans keep running while my intake fans stop, this is causing negative pressure in my case and could contribute to dust build-up. This is just a symptom, though, of a much larger annoyance. The cooler includes fans that are new to Corsair's product line-up. These are ML-series (magnetic levitation) fans with the new "iCUE" LED configuration. These fans have 8 addressable RGBs, where standard ML fans only have 4. The issue lies in the fact that they only sell one fan model right now with the same LED configuration. That fan is the SP120 RGB Pro. The SP120 is only 3-pin and does not support PWM. The fan controller that comes with this cooler supports up to six fans for both fan control and lighting. If you want your fans to match, you essentially have to purchase the SP120 RGB Pro fans. This wouldn't be such an issue if the fan controller supported voltage control for fans but it does not. In order to control the speed of the SP120 exhaust fans, I had to connect them to my motherboard header, meaning they are controlled separately from the fans on the CPU cooler. The easy solution here would be to purchase the new fans, right? They match the ones with the cooler and are PWM-controlled, meaning the controller will be able to control them along with the radiator fans. I reached out to Corsair support to see if I could purchase the fans as replacement parts, since they are not available on their website. I was met with resistance and essentially told to order a different set of fans that didn't remotely match the ones included with the cooler. I was also told the fans would soon be available on their website. It's only been two weeks since they last updated the ticket, so I'll give them more time before I reach out again. I don't understand how they overlooked something so simple, though, as offering individual fans for sale.

When you want cool, this is the way to go. Corsair which uses asutech radiators, are excellent. software was good for rgb and easy. Wish though I could connect to my evga 3080 ftw3 to control its rgb. Maybe soon?

Had a 240mm cooler and my 10900kf was burning up. Cinebench r23 would make it shoot up past 94c in mere seconds. After putting the H150i on it, the highest it gets during cinebench is 80c and that is over 10 minutes. During gaming, no game yet has exceeded 60c. This is with the radiator mounted as exhaust because my case is not well suited to have it mounted as an intake which corsair recommends. Without hesitation, I'd recommend this AIO to anybody looking to cool their CPU down. P.S. The fans it comes with are great but you cannot buy these particular fans individually. Corsair customer support verified this. They can only be found with this cooler which is a bummer because they are great fans and I wanted to replace all my fans with these ones. Lighting and iCue software work great.

Watched a few tutorials online before installing. Tested the pump/rad outside of system to ensure there was no leaks before setting up inside case. Install was straight forward. Works as advertised.

Beautiful RBG keeps the CPU stays cool I have a Ryzen 7 5800x temperature doesn't even reach over 65 degrees under loads. Software easy use you change rbg lights and links all your corsair products together

Individual control of meds with icue software allows for infinite customization of lighting. Maintains temperature in mid 30 to 60 degree range on an 3900xt under idle and load. Very quiet fan and pump operation.

Cools a i9 10900k super well, and with a custom fan profile, is near silent. The RGB lighting on it is also super nice looking, and with a locked fan profile of white, it really matches the logo on my RTX 3090 quite well.

love love love the looks of the fans the color is so impressive i get lots of compliments and it works great very quiet great buy would def recommend

This AIO is awesome. Comes with commander core, so I got rid of my lighting node core AND commander pro. All the fan cables go directly into the commander core. Capellix AIO is awesome with iCUE software.

If your case can fit the cooling this provides, it is going to be as close as you can get without taking the plunge to a full custom loop. Keeps temps in check nicely

Love these fans! They go perfectly with the rest of my corsair gear. Can’t ever go wrong with Corsair

I purchased the CORSAIR - iCUE H150i ELITE CAPELLIX CPU Cooler - Black to replace my existing cooler that was a Corsair H50. Now it runs much cooler and has RGB lighted fans.

Quiet, colorful, and overkill on the cooling. My 11700K intel chip is running higher than 5ghz at times, and hardly bumps the heat up. Love it. 1st in game, first to shoot.

Takes my 10900k with mild overclock. It’s a hard chip to cool and it does a decent job. Use aftermarket thermal paste not the crappy stuff they layer on the block. I suggest gelid extreme..

Easy to install, and works excellent. I use an alternate software instead of Corsair's iCue, but I did initially set it up using iCue and it was an effortless process

Excellent liquid cooler as typical of corsair. I purchased this to cool my i7 11700K. Idle temps are upper 20s-mid 30s and my cpu rarely exceeds 60 even under full load while gaming. At stock, the fans can sometimes get a bit loud however some fine tuning in MSI afterburner (a good idea to do this anyways imo) fixed that issue. I have only had it a few months, so I cant speak about the longevity of the unit however, being a corsair product I expect it to last quite some time. Based on my experience so far, i highly recommend this cooler to anyone looking for a high quality AIO!

I love this cooler, it keeps my processor very cool and with its controller keeps the sounds of the fan and pump to almost inaudible. The colors are way cooler than I thought they would be.