Customer Ratings & Reviews

Amazing cooler! I have benchmarked my pc and it’s running cool. The link system is top tier!

I use this cooler in every build I make. It keeps my CPU's nice and cool and is very simple to install. Not to mention the iCue link fans that make it so simple to tie it all together.

Easy to install and great for my Ryzen 7 7800x3D, keeps temps low/cool while gaming. You can also swap the Corsair logo for something else since its a magnetic plate or leave it off.

Awesome Product, love how easy to set up & Customizable it is

This thing is definitely one of my favorite aio fans made. Love the lighting love the set up with swivel hoses to place exactly where you want them. Works well 10/10

Its a solid AIO. Definitely for those trying to customise their set ups. I like that corsair gives the option to purchase an LCD screen without having to buy a brand new AIO. Also live that Corsair gives you the option to remove their logo.. I'm definitely going to look into more products from corsair!

It works very well. It's about 10° cooler than when I just had the CPU fan. The lights are very nice as well

It works, and looks pretty. A little expensive though. Requires a PCIE connection so make sure you have a spare.

Cooler is very good. Got this to replace a Chinese AIO and it was the best decision I’ve made. Runs cool, and the iCue link hub helps keep power draw low.

Works well, does everything it promises and keeps my computer running cool

Keeps my pc under 70 no matter what I am doing and no matter the temp of my house

Amazing item, icue is easy and this thing keeps my cpu at prime tempature

super easy install with the other LINK fans I bought. Ended up purchasing the VRAM fan attachment for it and it was well worth the money

People usually say that air cooling is better, that is not true, I verified it, and I have seen it in more cases, however, they should always opt for a well-known brand, and Corsair is incredible at what it does, it is liquid cooling is perfect

If you like easy fan integration and rgb software Corsair has you covered

This was the single most horrible shopping experience I’ve ever had. Stephanie at the Broadway location made sure that I felt terrible for coming back time after time throughout the build of my new PC from start to finish. It’s no wonder her coworkers all think she is terrible to deal with, and a burden to customers. I almost feel bad for her having to go through life at a job where she hates the people she’s supposed to be assisting. As far as the specific item, the original with the LCD screen was the one I wanted, and it did not work out of the box so this is one I was forced to purchase. And after so many issues, I took the PC home and realized, wow this isn’t even the computer I want. And I paid so much for it. The whole process was riddled with issues and she specifically condemned my efforts to proceed. From reverse fans not being available, to faulty AIO component out of the box, to her denying the rear exhaust fan was not meant to be an exhaust fan, she single handedly made any efforts Jake made completely soured. I proceeded to return the entirely faulty PC built and purchase with microcenter 90+ miles away. I attempted to email the store with no response and even had BestBuy social media rep and to me with an attempt to contact the store, also with no results. I don’t know how some one in her position can be employed while actively denying progress to a sale over $2500 to a new member. Is the character limit so I had to delete 70% of my review, anyone reading this? I do recommend corsair products but I never recommend speaking or dealing with Stephanie and geek squad at the national city Best Buy location.

I have tried for hours after installing it ( the TITAN AIO cooler ) into my corsair case to get everything setup and the rgb on the fans of this AIO will NOT WORK. I have tried looking this up in videos, reddit and so forth and have had no luck. The older AIOs had a bit more cable mess but at least I NEVER HAD RGB ISSUES! If you are looking for an AIO with a working set of RGB fans do NOT buy this AIO. I have tried contacting corsair themselves through social media and surprise no message option. even commented on their own ad and got no response. think i will avoid corsair rgb products from now on. pretty disappointed in this product. Wouldn't buy it again. In the picture shown, the tops fans are on the AIO. The light bouncing off of it is from the pump and the G Skill Ram RGB. The other set of fans are LX fans. The LX Fans have their own hub separate from the AIO setup.

The installation instructions are not usable. Example: Using cable L.....and I have figure out what is cable L from 3 cables that look the same. There are no labels on the cable. The pictures are B&W and do not represent actual cables. I have 3 cables but 2 ports in the cooler/radiator. Now what? The instructions do not say. The "TAC" cable appears to be missing. If I have it, they didn't label it and since I cannot tell from the B&W picture what is what I have no idea what I got. The only instructions are online and using that on a phone is nightmare. You have to have a working computer to read the instructions.

Installation was very easy and straightforward. However, the control module exploded and caught fire in my computer and fried the liquid cooling pump and the LINK fans. After some research, this has happened to several people and is not uncommon. Do not buy if you don't want to risk a time bomb in your PC

I've been running the Corsair [insert model, e.g., H100i Elite Capellix] for a few months now, and it's been nothing short of impressive. Right out of the box, the build quality is excellent—solid, clean design with a premium feel. The RGB lighting is vibrant but not over-the-top, and it integrates seamlessly with iCUE for those who want to customize their setup. Installation: Setup was straightforward, with clear instructions and all the necessary brackets included for both Intel and AMD sockets. It took me about 30 minutes to install, even with cable management. Cooling Performance: Performance-wise, it's handled everything I've thrown at it. My CPU temps have dropped significantly compared to my old air cooler, especially under load during gaming and rendering. The fans ramp up intelligently, and for the most part, it's whisper-quiet unless you're really pushing the system. Software (iCUE): iCUE is a bit of a mixed bag. It offers tons of customization, but it can be a little buggy at times or overly resource-heavy. Still, once it's set, you rarely need to mess with it. Final Thoughts: If you're looking for a reliable, high-performance AIO with strong aesthetics and decent software control, Corsair delivers. Just keep in mind that it’s a bit pricier than some competitors, but the quality and performance justify the cost.