Corsair H100x RGB Elite Liquid CPU Cooler - 32 Dynamic RGB LEDs - iCUE-Ready SP120 RGB Elite Series PWM Fans with AirGuide Technology - Intel® LGA 1700, 1200, 115X, 2066, AMD® AM5/AM4 Sockets - Black

Happy that Corsair is still capable of making a cooler without an entire home entertainment system built onto the pump.The pump works well. 5800x with auto PBO settings idles at 30, jumps up to 55-60 under load. Fans are quiet (I maxed them out in bios, but still can't hear them, which I remember corsair fans being loud, so I don't know what's up - maybe the included fan splitter cable limits rpm?).There is an included adapter for the pump and fan rgb cables, definitely pay attention which you are connecting where on the adapter. The instructions have a picture. But at first I just plugged em in and the pump didn't light up.You have to search for the instructions online. Be sure to distinguish this, the H100x RGB Elite, from the older H100x. The guide does allude to an accessory fan controller (Commander Core). But you didn't buy this cooler because you wanted to spend $50 more for fine-tuned rgb. You wanted the cooling. And it gives you that. With a splash of color.

I was very surprised when I saw the huge temperature decrease. When I first built my system I used a Noctua big box cooler, it took a lot of space and I couldn’t install LEDs to the motherboard because of how much space it took. Temperature were great before around 46c idle on an overclocked i7-11700k and max 95c when running cinebench. I saw that I needed a slimmer cooler and went with an aio, I grabbed an MSI coreliquid 240r V2 (because of how popular it was in Amazon), thermals were around the same as the air cooler so I just took it for granted. The pump gave out after 3 months of use, then I couldn’t trust MSI anymore and decided to get a Corsair cooler.This is a new release, the install was very simple even if there aren’t any manuals on it. The only problem that I encountered was that the pump header didn’t have its LED’s on, after a bit of cable swapping on the splitter I figured out that it needs to be plugged into the main source of the splitter. After that it worked perfectly, the biggest surprise was seeing thermals much lower at around 32c idle and max 73c during cinebench. Will easily recommend this cooler, tubes are easy to handle and the cooler has really good bright LED’s

Fans and pump work fine but lighting is borked on everything. Apparently a wiring issue, troubleshooted with Corsair support and they just told me to return it LOL I will be buying from another brand. Seems like plenty of others have issues also WHY NO MANUAL IN BOX that is awful I hope the 70c they save on that is worth the customer they lost. My last build had a Corsair aio with no issues.

FINALLY FIGURED OUT HOW TO ACTIVATE RGB. For anyone having this issue, the rgb will only light up using one connector on the split cable to argb on mobo. The other two don't work. I would suggest pluhhing pump rgb into each one until you get the right one. Other than that works great, quiet temps good.

So can't complain about delivery got it next day but got it installed it and one fan doesn't show rgb and neither does the pump and doesn't show up in icue but called corsair customer support and we are working it out and if its broken ill get a new one, but for what it works right now it keeps my CPU 25 at idle and 30-40 when gaming so wont complain pump is quiet and build quality is pretty nice definitely worth it if we get the problems worked out.

This product is great for the price! You only need to know it doesn’t come with the commander for the rgb but if you wanna run a Corsair system any fan kit that you get comes with one. This is great for the price. I am getting really nice temps while gaming on my Ryzen 5

AIO came with absolutely no instructions in or on the box, and hardware was grouped together in a difficult-to-identify manner. Had to look up a third-party youtube video to ensure I was using the proper bracket, brace, and standoffs. The cooling aspect works as expected once the install has completed... however long that may take.

I have a 850watt power supply and the fans rgb blew

Produit conforme à mes attentes

Vorteile:Hervorragende KühlleistungLeise BetriebslautstärkeEinfache MontageRGB-BeleuchtungNachteile:Preislich etwas hochErfahrungsbericht:Ich habe den Corsair H100x RGB Elite CPU-Flüssigkeitskühler nun seit einigen Monaten in meinem Gaming-PC im Einsatz.Ich habe den Kühler in meinem Gaming-PC mit einem i7-13700k, einer NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4070 Ti und 32 GB DDR5-RAM verwendet. Der Kühler funktioniert perfekt mit dieser Kombination und sorgt für eine flüssige und reaktionsschnelle Spielerfahrung.Die Kühlleistung des H100x ist hervorragend. Mein i7-13700k wird bei maximaler Auslastung in Spielen nicht mehr wie 65 Grad heiß. In der Regel befindet sich die Temperatur bei 50-55 Grad.Der Kühler ist auch sehr leise. Selbst unter Volllast ist er kaum zu hören.Die Montage des Kühlers ist sehr einfach. Die mitgelieferten Halterungen passen für die meisten gängigen Mainboards.Die RGB-Beleuchtung des Kühlers ist ein weiteres Highlight. Sie lässt sich über die Corsair iCUE-Software individuell anpassen und sorgt für einen optischen Eyecatcher im PC-Gehäuse.Fazit:Der Corsair H100x RGB Elite CPU-Flüssigkeitskühler ist ein hervorragender Kühler für alle, die einen leistungsstarken und leisen Kühler für ihren Gaming-PC suchen.Der Preis ist zwar etwas hoch, aber die Leistung und die Qualität des Kühlers sind es wert.

Una de las mejores refrigeraciones liquidas y más seguras para procesadores potentes como el mio (i9 12900K @ 5.2ghz) los cuales tienen una alto consumo y por lo tanto un gran poder de aumento de temperaturas,gracias a esta refrigeracion mi pc en mi casa en los dias de verano de 40 grados ambientales,mi pc no pasa de 45 grados,en estado normal está a menos de 30 grados

RGB lighting does not work, there were marks on the bottom of the heat pump, the box was missing the manual and thermal paste.

The only problem is that the only way to get the Corsair logo on the pump to light up, you need to buy a Corsair Commander Core XT which fetches for about $100 AUD or $60-70 USD. But besides that, it looks great!