Customer Ratings & Reviews

I finally built my own and new PC. I was going with a white build (switching to white cables here soon) and wanted to stick with Corsair even though I have never used their products before. I went with a pretty decent 13th gen CPU and wanted something that would keep it cool. I was looking for the white H150i Capellix AIO but I couldn't find it in stock anywhere. Went onto Corsair's website and saw they had their new AIO out. I went ahead and ordered it from BB. Very nice product and high build quality. Super happy with how it looks and functions. The LCD screen is a nice touch. I like being able to have different temps on display to monitor how everything is looking. You can also add whatever photo you would like. It is $100+ alone for the upgrade kit. So if you want the LCD you can save around $20-30 by getting it with the kit instead of buying it extra later. Install was super easy. QR code on the front flap of the box for the instructions. Or you can watch Corsair's video on YT that is around three minutes long. No problems with iCUE getting the cooler and the RAM set up. Went with a few different set ups depending on what I am doing. (Pictures show green and pink) Cooler also comes with the iCUE COMMANDER CORE XT Smart RGB Lighting and Fan Speed Controller allowing six fans to be hooked up to the same RGB and speed.

The CORSAIR iCUE H150i ELITE LCD XT Liquid Cooling System in Black is a true game-changer when it comes to CPU cooling solutions. As a PC enthusiast who demands top-notch performance, I recently upgraded to this liquid cooling system, and I must say, it has exceeded all my expectations. First and foremost, the cooling abilities of the iCUE H150i ELITE LCD XT are simply unparalleled. Equipped with a massive 360mm radiator and three powerful 120mm PWM fans, this liquid cooling system delivers exceptional cooling performance, even under the most demanding workloads and overclocked settings. Whether I'm gaming for hours on end or tackling CPU-intensive tasks like video editing and rendering, my CPU stays consistently cool, ensuring optimal performance and stability. What sets the iCUE H150i ELITE LCD XT apart from other liquid cooling systems is its innovative IPS LCD screen. Located on the pump head, this customizable LCD screen not only adds a touch of style to my build but also provides real-time system information and customization options through CORSAIR's iCUE software. From monitoring temperatures and fan speeds to displaying custom graphics and animations, the possibilities are endless, allowing me to personalize my cooling system like never before. Installation of the iCUE H150i ELITE LCD XT was a breeze, thanks to CORSAIR's user-friendly mounting system and clear instructions. The included CORSAIR ML RGB fans not only provide excellent airflow but also add a vibrant splash of color to my build, creating a visually stunning aesthetic. In terms of build quality, the iCUE H150i ELITE LCD XT is second to none. The pump head and radiator feature premium materials and construction, ensuring long-term reliability and durability. Plus, with CORSAIR's renowned reputation for quality and customer support, I have peace of mind knowing that my investment is protected. Overall, the CORSAIR iCUE H150i ELITE LCD XT Liquid Cooling System in Black is a true powerhouse when it comes to CPU cooling. With its unmatched performance, customizable IPS LCD screen, and stunning design, it's the perfect choice for PC enthusiasts and gamers alike. If you're looking to take your CPU cooling to the next level, look no further than the iCUE H150i ELITE LCD XT.

Cooler works well so far, keeping temps low on a 5800x3d while gaming and with minimal fam noise. Install process was smooth however I do wish the cable cinnecting the pump to the commander core made a more secure connection as it has come unplugged with minor cable shifts. The LCD and fan lights are fun to play around with. The Icue software isnt the most user friendly and takes some time to figure out. Overall decent product. Came with everything I needed to install. It does have thermal paste pre applies but I removed it to use something different.

This AIO is amazing. Its not as hard as they are saying to install especially if you are replacing an existing unit. I had a x73 NZXT before, compared this cooler is much quieter than nzxts. Im also getting better cooling performance than I was when I first installed the X73 by about 5°c. i bought this corsair without even knowing it had a programmable LCD screen. I just needed a cooler and this one was in stock so I got it and so far im thoroughly impressed. It's rare I buy something I need and it impress me as much as this AIO has. GOOD job Corsair! This AIO is mint. Highly reccomend it.

This thing works great! Keeps the system running cool and was super easy to install. It also came with enough screws and washer to have extras left over as spares. The thermal paste came reapplied and was evenly spread over the cpu. Also it comes with all the different brackets if you are running amd or intel. The LCD screen is really great and you can remove it easily since it’s magnetic.

I actually got the older H150i LCD (non XT) first, but it wasn't available in black. I found this newer model almost by accident, ordered a white one and returned the older black one. They seem to be very similar, and I had my old unit for nearly two months so I'll go off that. performance is good, but I feel that it's underwhelming considering the price. It keeps my Ryzen 5 5600X at about 75-80c while drawing about 105w. Even the 'Quiet' fan curve was quite loud, but iCue allows you to easily create your own and I managed to quiet down the fans, now they're nearly silent. Looks are amazing. Between the LCD and the lighting, there's plenty of options for customization. Corsair's iCue is, in my opinion, second to none when it comes to customization in general, including lighting. The included fans are quite ugly, though, but more on those later. Installing it is a bit tricky. You have a large radiator and thick hoses to manage, and there's quite some wiring to do too. You need a free USB 2.0 header on your motherboard as well. You also need to find somewhere to mount the Commander XT module. After all is done, it will have 8 cables coming out of it, and is about the size of a 2.5" SSD but for some reason doesn't have any screw holes to mount it to a 2.5" drive bay. You need to find a place to hide it or stick it to (double-sided tape is included). As I said, I had their previous H150i, and there's two main changes. The first is that the newer XT model seems to have slightly longer hoses. This allowed me to install it with the hoses coming from the bottom of the radiator, something which I couldn't do with the old one. This is the best way to install your radiator to ensure your pump doesn't fail prematurely. The other not-so-welcome change is the fans. Gone are Corsair's ML Elite fans, and in their place are some AF Elite fans. They are a downgrade overall. Compared to the older ML Elite fans, they have a lower static pressure (very important in this case) and have an inferior fluid dynamic bearing (The MLs have a mag-lev bearing). They are also really ugly and, in my opinion, they make the cooler look like a cheap Ali-Express no-name special. The RGB doesn't look as good either, it looks a bit cheap. Lastly, I've seen plenty of reports of the LCD not working after just a few weeks on the old non XT units. I never had an issue with mine, but I also only had it for two months. The issue seems to be the big cable going from the pump/block assembly into the Commander XT. I suspect people don't plug it in all the way (it is harder to plug in than its size would suggest), but it is still an issue. Overall the H150i js a great option if you're looking for great aesthetics and don't mind spending extra. But when you consider the premium price, the downgraded fans and reports of issues with the screen make me knock the rating of an otherwise great product down to 4/5.

The cooler does a fairly decent job cooling my 14900k. I thought that i this price point it would be the best but turns out the additional 100 dollars you are paying is for the screen. I had to limit my wattage on the Bios to 273W to prevent overheating it was the only way. It would hit 98C. Its very unfortunate that you have to have install corsair icue in order to have watercolor spectrum theme because it wont save in the memory. The 24 pin cable that goes into the comander core needs to be firmly pressed. I had tons of issues where the screen was not detected due to this. I tried uninstalling corsair icue but then one of the fans would lose the light. Very problematic. The AIO looks and feel premium and the fans are beautiful.

I initially bought a refurbished corsair cooler on amazon and it failed, so I went to busy buy and got a brand new one. Easy installation, and has been keeping my pc cool and in great condition. I enjoy customizing the LCD screen seemlessly through the iCue app.

When it comes to AIO they are almost all within a degree or two... so really comes down to ecosystem, aesthetics, or size. I am already neck deep into Corsair ecosystem and I was pretty enticed by the little lcd screen. It is keeping my 7800x3d in the mid 40s, low 50s while gaming the few games I have played. I have PBO enabled, and Curve set to -30 all cores, Expo tweaked profile selected. So it has been performing as expected to me. My only issue comes with the lcd module wiring kind of forcing you to have it going out up top instead of downwards. While it is very long it is also very stiff. I wanted to mount the pump upside down and have it go down hugging the side facing away from me and then back up but it just didn't look right.

Good performance from this AIO with temps at 35c idling while gaming averages around 48c to 55c. LCD screen is really neat and love it personally, but it's pricey. Get an AIO without it if you're uncertain to get this one.

It's a perfect fit and keeps My CPU cool with the screen display I can change the image to fit any theme I have for my PC I enjoy it very well and it's extremely easy to set up

Does exactly what it is designed to do with out issue. Attractive looking pump/LCD screen assembly (Shown in the included pic of the system it was installed in). Keeps my Intel Core I9-13900K CPU nice and cool with an average idle temp of 32C/90F on my system build. Installation was easy. Corsair's customer service is responsive and well trained if one needs them. I feel good about this purchase in spite of the premium price paid for this AIO (All In One cooler - Closed Loop)

Yes. Literally that's all I bought it for because I wanted custom images in my PC. The cooling is just a bonus and it's way better than the stock cooler that came with the CPU. I have two sets of fans for the radiator to pull in air and the custom RGB is just a great addition. I hear you can have issues with the LED screen out the box and I'm thankful I haven't ran into any issues. Would definitely recommend buying it at store than having it shipped to you. Less risk of it being damaged.

The Cooler is looks great and does a great job at cooling. The LCD is very customizable and is probably the best-looking unit on the market. Unfortunately, my unit started leaking coolant after a few months. Corsair customer service was easy to work with and promptly sent me a replacement. I hope I don't have any issues with this new unit.

It’s good but it can’t cool a Ryzen 9 5950x, you need to limit the voltage in bios to 1.35 or lower to have safe temperatures. This is while running fan speeds and pump on extreme settings. You might have better luck than me if you use a better thermal paste or live in a cooler region. My temps run between 40-50c and it would make my system shut down if I ran it stock after reaching around 85c so under clocking with this cooler is recommended for high end processors on AM4. Alternatively it was great for my Ryzen 7 2600 keeping the temps at 34c while using Corsair tm70 thermal paste. Again you may get even better temps with other types of thermal paste too but this is the perfect solution for an 8 core cpu Pictures attached are of my Ryzen 7 temps and Ryzen 9 with the higher temps. Quality wise the display can slide off kind of easily which can lead to it not displaying and can get annoying while installing so don’t hold it by the plastic part while installing. Would be nice to see if they can add a push down clip for it in the future to secure it better or just make it so it can’t pop off and solder the connections instead for display.

Beautiful and effective. I got this as a Black Friday deal and love how quiet and strong the fans are. The kid brings all you need, including pre-apply thermal paste. Brings a controller to plug-in six fans, RGB and electrical instead of plugging in directly to the motherboard, which allows you to control each individually on up to 6 rgb fans. The CPU display allows you to display the temperature of the CPU or you can add your own pictures or gift.

My gaming pc cpu breathes amazing! Super easy to set up and has everything I need as well.

Had a little problem with the first one i bought, cpu block had a pump failure but i returned and got a new one and havent had an issue. so far my favorite cooler. will never look at any others. happy with my purchase!

I was concerned when finding a good cooling solution after reading about cooling issues for the Ryzen 7900x. Guess what? This works great! 35 celcius in the case. Case also has 1500 rpm 240 cm case fans. There are a lot of options for the RBG via iCUE too.

Solid AIO and I love the customization on the lcd display. I’ve had nothing but good luck with all Corsair aio’s so when I finally built in a full tower case, I just had to go this route.