Customer Ratings & Reviews

Purchased this cooler along side an additonal 3 fans and 64gb of corsairs RGB Vengence RAM. I love that this unit comes with an 8 slot RGB control panel, so I didnt need to purchase an extra for the other 3 fans I purchased. Im running an AMD 5700G and it stays cool no matter what.

Fantastic AIO. Really easy installation, all parts were in perfect condition. My Temps never spike and if you don't mint using the Icue software you can get some really nice rgb profiles. Very quiet as well.

works great! now after i change the original module that came with it, I use the core xt to run it, and provide the cooling I needed for my 12 core CPU,Also RGB runs great as well

For what you pay, this cooler works extremely well. It fits in most all cases, cools great and looks great. The software for the RGB is very user friendly.

I previously owned the CORSAIR HYDRO H115i Platinum RGB 280 mm radiator which worked remarkably cooling my 8700K . When it comes to water cooling CORSAIR is the top brand for me. I know ASUS is right there but the CORSAIR quality has never disappointed me. Instead of a medium tower I decided to go this time with a full tower and the Corsair Capellix H150i was my final choice. I decided to go with a bundled deal at Best Buy since I could buy my 12900K Intel processor and Z690E motherboard all at the same time. Be aware that it comes with three Corsair RGB fans so you are definitely going to need a full tower.

I was having serious heat issues with my CPU, I had tried multiple methods to bring the heat down. It wasn't until I installed this, that my heat issues disappeared. I was running around 80C at idle, this made the idle temp of my CPU a nice crisp 30C. Very happy with the performance, and I have had no problems with it being loud. I've heard of people having an issue, but fortunately the mount point for my cooler is top of the case. I would recommend this, if you like LED lighting the iCUE deck that comes with it makes plugging in other Corsair LED devices easy. There is no denying it is an expensive cooling solution.

Excellent product. Nice and quiet. Great cooling. ICUE software uses low resources and has been solid, compared to NZXT's. Not a fan of RGB, but I was able to disable in ICUE.

Best cooler I’ve yet owned. Had the MSI 360 cooler. Looked great. Couldn’t handle my i9 overclocked. Then suddenly couldn’t handle it without overclocking and new paste. After grabbing this Corsair elite the temps dropped dramatically and was able to overclock again. Performance is fantastic even on quiet mode. Still have standard and performance modes to use but it’s not even necessary. If you want a liquid cooler, I highly suggest this one. It’s expensive for a reason. The MSI one is a paperweight for me now.

Runs great, keeps my Ryzen 7 5800X3D at a reasonable temp between 35C and 45C under regular load, and 65C to 75C under 3DMark's CPU stress test on ICUE's Balanced setting. Installation was difficult in a Cooler Master TD500 Mesh, but that is not the fault of the AIO, that is all on the size of the case. I was forced to front mount it. Cable managing the fans took longer then installing the AIO but that is to be expected when each fan has 2 wires and you have a total of 6 Corsair fans. (3 of them came with the AIO) The Commander Pro that came with the AIO made things look nice after all the work.

The Corsair cooler performed great, but I am not a fan of proprietary software. The Commander Hub requires the iCue software which does not interface well with AuraSync. I can control my motherboard, but not my RAM, which is GSkill. I suppose if you have RAM from Corsair, the RGB will work... But I like the Asus software for fans and RGB better anyway. Also, CoolerMaster ML360 has performance that was pretty much identical for half the price. The RGB with the ML360 is standard. It included a splitter to plug ALL the RGB directly into my motherboard AND use the same software for control.

When it comes to cooling your CPU, you have several options, and the second you choose to look at water cooling you should instantly look to a corsair and this is for several reasons. Aesthetics - The RGB on the H100i/H150i is amazing. The lights are evenly dispersed and graded so you cant see and individual lights and the gradient flow is very smooth. Corsair ICue can be a hassle but once you get the flow of it - it is AMAZING. I can have my Phillips hue lights in my office/game room and have all my lights matching in corsairs ICUE software which is to my knowledge exclusive. Performance - I use the H150i for my 5950x (16 core) and it never goes over 65 degrees at 5ghz which is pretty impressive. You can never hear the pump and as far as corsair support goes they will RMA anything with little to zero hassle which is always a win with good customer support. I used the Prior gen Tripple rad on my 8700k and thought that gen AIO was amazing so when I opened the box and saw this AIO I was blown away at how the best gets better. Price and Upgradeability - When it comes to price I am always shocked to see corsair cheaper than almost every other AIO on the market while performing better, the fans that come with it are also decent fans with good RGB as well! This AIO is also upgradable which is almost unheard of as you can upgrade the LED lights to a screen should you want to at a later time. Conclusion - Regardless of whether you are looking for a 240 or a triple rad I would never consider another option other than corsair. After 15-20 PC builds you can tell quality when you see it and Corsair has never faulted me on quality, customer service, or performance. I couldn't recommend an AIO or a PC brand more than corsair.

In my experience, this cooler has worked great. Temperatures are about 5-10 degrees (C) cooler than my old h100i cooler. I did not observe any whining, gurgling, or dripping noises from the pump and radiator after setting up. It is a very large cooler, so fans don't have to be run as fast, resulting in less noise overall. Plus, this cooler comes with a Corsair Commander Core (a smaller Commander Pro), which is a great way to control several fans. I have a total of 6 Corsair fans in my case, and all of them fit into the Commander Core perfectly, all features intact. Overall, if your case can fit this beefy cooler and you're looking to control 6 or less fans in your case at once, get this AIO.

Performance is excellent, unit is quiet, and installation is fairly straightforward. I’d like to see a better mounting mechanism than the two screws that the AMD stock cooler uses for more consistent pressure across the processor. I took off half a star for the mount, and half for the included controller. It supports 6 fans simultaneously, but they have to be identical. You can’t mix the 8LED fans that comes with the kit and, say, a LL140 fan to fill out your case. And the fan LED connectors are proprietary, so you have to buy an additional lighting node to make it all play nicely.

It runs cool and quiet and easily tames my 5800x3d. Idles between 37-42c and games low 50’s to low 60’s for the more cpu heavy games.

Upgraded from the H100i Elite to this when I upgraded to a new mobo and i7-12700k. Paired with some LL120 fans and the Corsair Airflow 5000D case, this cooler keeps my CPU nice and cool. Even cooler than the H100i kept my old i7-8700k. The iCue software for RGB and fan control is no where near as bad as some people say. The cooler is quiet and comes with every bracket and stand off screw imaginable.

Have had several of these, they work great easy to install, but sometimes Corsair software is wonky and won’t fully write a firmware update, bricking the unit. Never had an issue with warranty.

Excellent AIO unit, is decent at cooling my Ryzen 7 3700x and keeps it at a constant 27 degrees Celsius which is really good. The 3 fans that come with the cooler aren't all that great and are noisy I would recommend the LL120 fans or get the new QL120 fans. Only downside is you need a commander pro in order to control the rgb with ICUE. Overall has tons of customization to it and is easy to install. Id highly recommend purchasing this product if you're looking for something that will cool your CPU but also look cool.

When spooled up, it is a little louder than I expected it to be. With the fans in quiet mode it is bearable, but you'll definitely hear the cooler still. Other than that, this cooler does an amazing job at keeping things cool. At idle (on a 3900X/no OC) it runs between 30.5-31.5C, which is awesome. During moderate multitasking it sits around 39-40C. In Destiny 2 with max everything and in the heat of the moment, it runs 50-51C! (That's with the fan/pump settings turned to Quiet in iCue) I couldn't be happier with the performance! If curious, gaming is on a Samsung G7 and Sapphire 5700-XT SE. Take note, I originally bought the H115i Capellix and I absolutely loved it. It was practically silent even though the unit was totally exposed on the front mount. I literally had to focus on the cooler to even hear a tiny sound. *Backstory* I have the Cooler Master MB530P, which states a 280mm will fit in the top position, but my ROG Strix X570-E wouldn't allow it. It also states a 280 will fit in the front, but the front panel won't clear the fan housing. Also something to be noted about the front mount, It leaves a giant gap in-between the fans and the front controls. The gap is 3/4 the size of the 120mm fan, so it's a huge gap regardless of the cooler fitting or not. The temps on the 280mm were sixes with the 360-as many reviewers will attest- so I highly recommend getting the H115i if you are trying to decide between the two. One last thing for those who are unaware. The ML fans on the cooler will not sync/work with any other type of fan. I hear rumor there is a possible update coming for a sync between Corsair LL and ML fans, in the spring, but we shall see.

This cooler may not get the temps as low as compared to deepcool or arctic liquid by like eight degrees but to my surprise it handles a lot of headroom say if a extensive game was running the two prior my run 75 - 79 while corsair would be 70 - 73 and hold that without down clocking the cpu.

Great water cooler! Great colors and works amazing at cooling my cpu.