Customer Ratings & Reviews

Corsair have some of the best quality of pc components I have seen thus far and this AIO does not disappoint. Super solid build quality and construction. My old AIO (120mm NZXT) was at about 40c at idle and 75c at full load on a Ryzen 3600. My new temps are 30c at idle and 60c under full load. Highly recommend.

Great product from Corsair. Paired with an i7-8700k overclocked to 4.5ghz and temps stay in reasonable range under 75 C. Very quiet, easy to install.

Works like a charm! Set up no problem. The iCue software is also very easy to use and connected to the system right away. Cooling performance is more or less similar to my old Noctua air cooler.

Out of the many many AIOs I've owned throughout the years from Corsair and other companies, I have to say this product line has got to be the best at cooling. However, this cooler does have it's faults. I own the 360mm and 240mm versions of this AIO. One on an Intel based machine and the other on AMD. While the Intel mounting mechanism is great, I wish Corsair would've done a much better job on the AMD mounting mechanism. But as usual, manufacturers tend to give AMD the "shaft." It'll take some finesse for AMD but once installed, it is solid. Overall all, it is an outstanding cooler. It does and awesome job cooling and it is aesthetically pleasing.

Excellent AIO works great with the new Ryzen 7000 series CPUs on the AM5 socket (1718) and keeps my 7900x nice and cool even under extended load. At idle I'm seeing temps as low as 25c and under gaming, they don't go beyond 60c in most cases. Only when you are hitting the CPU hard for a long time do you see temperatures start to slowly creep above 70c. My only complaint (if I had one because it's more of a nitpick) is I wish the included fans were all black instead of having grey fins.

I've had a fantastic time with my iCUE H150i! The 3 ML120 fans that it comes with ramp up very high in speed, but can also remain rather quiet. The radiator itself looks beautiful, and comes with no blemishes. The side has a CORSAIR logo in some form of chrome, which I also like for whatever reason. The preapplied thermal paste is a great feature so you don't have to go buy and stress over reapplying after switching your cooler. To set up, the H150i was pretty easy. For my use, I had to swap out the fans with LL120s, and have the 3 ML120s strapped to the other side, so I had LL120s sucking air in, and ML120s pushing it again to the components. My processor is nice and cool at just about 27-30 degrees at idle (i9-9900k), which I've heard is pretty good compared to my buddies running low to mid 40s at idle with air coolers. I've had absolutely NO thermal throttling issues, no matter how long I run it for, and I've done some benchmarks on loop for around 4 hours with no issues whatsoever. CORSAIR is on top of the game when it comes to AIOs, and there aren't many, if any at all, that can come anywhere close to what this thing offers.

It was extremely simple to install. Comes with options for mounting.

Pretty good AIO. I had Geek Squad install it to my Ryzen 9 5900x. I'll grant, I don't have a firm grasp of PC cooling, but my brother computer has weaker parts than mine (Ryzen 7 3000 series to my Ryzen 9 5900x. Radeon 6700 XT to my Radeon 6800 XT) and will get much hotter much quicker, while my computer will stay cool for hours. So, decent budget cooling. A decent upgrade when you're talking about all these Prebuilt PCs that have the bare minimum, ether 120mm cheapo liquid coolers, or cheap and pathetic air coolers (not calling air coolers pathetic, just the air coolers that come in Prebuilt PCs) I got it on a sale, which made the total price $137. If you're initially upgrading the cooling for your Prebuilt, this is great place to start imo

This is a beast! I am so glad I bought this. In max mode you can hear the cooler, but it is well worth it for the low temperatures.

What can I say it's a 360 MM rad the only downside of this for the price I got it it was cheap and only the pump part has RGB I would recommend if you like RGB to get the fans that have RGB

Looks intimidating but it's super easy (and fun) to set up. Looks nice and has all the parts I needed to get my i9-10900k set up. Cools it perfectly. no problem so far.

Great cooler for my i9-9900k. Runs super quiet and the cpu header LED's look great. Easy to use within iCUE. Keeps cpu very cool even under load.

I had the 240mm rad but returned and got this one instead it fits my case alot better and it performs great

Nice radiator built well and easy to install. Worked well with the corsair case i bought

Runs quietly and keeps CPU cool. Max idle temperature 45 C. Max temperature under load is around 70 C.

These are a absolute unit for cooling. Rgb didnt work at first but cables were lose

Keeps my cpu at 55 or under during full load. It’s big so plan ahead. Could use a little more RGB

This aio 360mm is very efficient and quiet got it on an I7 5820K TEMPS AT 32 DEGREES

Keeps cpu cool, great aesthetics. Rgb software is easy to use. Quiet fans.

It’s better than my old corsair liquor cooler. But I’m not hitting the 65c like Corsair side I’m getting 71c under prime 95 load for one day Which is not bad I have an exact replica of the corsair set up so I don’t know why I’m not hitting the temperatures maybe someone can enlighten me .I also have a push poll configuration to run my test