Corsair iCUE H100i PRO XT RGB Liquid CPU Cooler (Corsair ML Series PWM Fans, 400 to 2,400 RPM, Advanced RGB Lighting and Fan Control with Software, Easy to Install), Black, 240 mm Radiator, Two 120 mm

The lighting effects look really nice. The cooling plate comes with pre applied thermal paste but it’s a very thin layer and I found it easier to just clean off and use your own, so you can remount it if you don’t get a good contact first time. The braided hoses are high quality and the radiator is a solid unit which is easy enough to mount either in the front of the case or as I did on the top. The fans are really quiet and can be configured in multiple push/pull configurations depending on your airflow requirements. The software is easy to install and will tell you various information, like cpu temp, coolant temp and fan speeds, as well as various lighting effects. I have a mid range Corsair case with clear side panel and it looks really nice. I got a 30oC drop in cpu temp from the Ryzen 5 stock cooler that came with my board. It’s turned my PC from hot, loud and unclockable, to cool, quiet and much higher clock rates than I could get previously. Bravo Corsair 👏

Corsair iCUE H100i PRO XT RGB Excellent quality cooler very easy am4 install just using stock board mount Intel is a little more work by the looks , am4 just two ring hooks with thumb screws just clip on and tighten up done ,, I switched out the fans for uphear rgb fans as had couple spare was cheaper than buying the rgb fan version, if like me you incounter the rgb pump not lighting up even though all connection are connected as in the manual you will find its down to the sata cable that connects to the sata link for the light for some reason it needs the 5 pin/cable prob for the 5v if like me my modular psu has 2 sets of sata leads one with all sata and one with a 4 pin molex as well as sata and I had it plugged into the one with the molex counting the cables on the lead sure enough it had 4 strands and the one with just sata had indeed got 5 strands of cable swapped them and boom the pump head lights up so something to look out for incase you have same issue also you can't use adapter extension via molex to sata as well , icute software is excellent loads of rgb light configurations and temp monitoring and fan speed profiles , all in all a very good cpu cooler running my Ryzen 7 3700X idal 24.9c , its definitely worth spending the extra £40/50 for quality over say the cheap Golden field or one that's likely to leak and ruin your system , pump is fairly quiet as well little noise but not distracting at least you know its running lol buy one you won't regret it

This is my first ever liquid cooler and I'm very happy so far. Temps are amazing on my Ryzen 5 3600. I'm running at 4.25ghz stable and temps max out at 65 degrees while running a cinebench test. Installation was super simple. Just pull off the Intel mounting bracket and push in the am4 mounting bracket. There's an instruction booklet to help you but it's pretty straight forward. The only slight issue worth note I had was the pump noise at default was a little more than I expected. As it's my first liquid cooling experience I wasn't sure what to expect, but after installing the iQue software and changing the pump to "quiet" or "extreme" mode, the slight buzzing I was experiencing went away. All in all I'm very happy.

Overall this is a really good product. The CPU mount, the pump, braided tubes and the radiator all fit really well and are of great quality. In use, the pump is quiet and cpu temperatures remain well controlled. The iCue software is fine and it's easy to fully control this cooler from the app, both pump and fan curves as well as the lighting. You can't use it to control any other manufacturers items, but this is mostly standard in the industry and not a specific criticism. The only downside for me with this cooler was the noise from the standard fans. Even with the fan curves set to 'quiet' or using a custom curve, the fans make a significant amount of noise in action, noticeably louder than my GPU or any of the other case fans. I took the cheap and easy option to replace the Corsair fans with models from a German manufacturer of quiet pc products, and I have re-used the Corsair fans elsewhere.

Bought this cooler to replace my failing 5 year old H100i V2 and not disappointed. In the box you get the AIO, two Fans (non RGB), and all the mounting gear. The cooler comes with thermal paste pre-applied. Mounting this cooler was no more troublesome than any other 240mm AIO and comes with clear instructions on how to mount to Intel or AMD motherboards. The cooler runs quieter and cooler than my old H100i V2 AIO and keeps my Ryzen 5600X to circa 40 degrees C at idle (your mileage may vary) and at about 70 degrees maximum when CPU is overclocked and under extreme loads. Cooler remains quiet even then. iCue software is used to control this cooler's pump and fan speeds, the RGB is customisable including turning it off completely if you don't need/want it and there is a zero fan option for the fans which means you can build an extremely quiet system with this cooler. I've been using the cooler for over a month now with no issue so happy to recommend

Works as it should. Keeps my Ryzen 7 3700x nice and cool. Was a hassle to install, mainly due to my case being a bit awkward. Not sure I like the mounting mechanism as it looks like it could slip off the hooks on the motherboard. But it hasn't been a problem. The preapplied thermal paste works a treat. Rgb is good and the software is quite intuitive. Fans are not very noisy. All round great pump.

I got this cooler to go on my i9 10900k, I enables XMP in BIOS which put MCE on, it was easy to install following the manual and YouTube videos. The temps are pure amazing. Full load at 1440p it’s not past 40c for me. So that I am very happy with. My only issue is but this might be the way I’ve wired it all... it’s killed my lights on my fans and the fans on the cooler do not work either... but the fans are all on so how can the lights not work... something is a weird here but I’m not touching it because I do not care about RGB much and it’s very cold when gaming so I am happy with it.

The best performance as compared to Corsair hydro h45 in cooling,noice, fan speed controlled by Icue software according to temperature of cpu . Zero rpm is true

Excelente producto, mi procesador se mantiene bastante fresco, lo malo es que no quedo donde deberia, no lo combinen con una tarjeta madre Aorus con Memoria Ram RGB de Corsair, no permite instalarla en la parte superior del gabinete

My Lian Li AIO that was more expensive and looked a lot flashier died in less than a year so was pretty unhappy. That cooler was also a bit of a headache to assemble as it included a lot of items you did not need that made assembly very confusing - not so here. This is a simple cooler with no RGB fans (which I personally prefer) that is extremely easy to assemble and install. Anyone with moderate PC maintenance/building experience should have their old cooler out and this assembled and installed in an hour timeframe. I think in future I am just going to buy Corsair AIO's as I have another on my old 6600k based PC that still goes to this day, so I know this company makes reliable products that last. My temps are nice and low (currently at 45c, getting around 75 under heavy gaming load) on my 5800x, which is a fairly hot CPU to keep under control. It is also very quiet even under load, pretty impressive for a 240mm AIO at such a decent price. Hopefully it lasts a lot longer than my Lian Li AIO and from the great reputation Corsair has I am optimistic. Very happy so far

This is my second purchase of a Corsair AIO watercooler and I was not disappointed. Just as with my previous Corsair H60 purchase, the iCUE H100i Pro XT was easy to install, built very well with excellent fit-and-finish, and the cooling performance was and is excellent. I used the H100i Pro XT to cool two processors at separate times - an overclocked Core i7 2600K (2nd-gen) and a Core i7 9700 (9th-gen). When I used to run a system with the Core i7 2600K, I kept experiencing thermal throttling on a modest 4.0GHz overclock on the crappy stock Intel heatsink and fan (from 3.4GHz base/3.8GHz Turbo Boost). Once I installed the H100i Pro XT, my 4.0GHz overclock idled in the high-20's to low-30's (down from 72 C idle), and peaked around 50 C (down from 98 C). Even after I increased the 2600K's overclock to 4.5GHz (with an Offset voltage of +0.055V), I idled around the mid-30's and peaked at 61 C while gaming or running CPU stress tests. After switching over to a new motherboard and an Intel Core i7 9700, I experienced similarly low temperatures - idle in the mid-30's and peak at 57 C while playing Assassin's Creed Odyssey. Since I can't overclock the Core i7 9700, I'm instead running it at full all-core Turbo Speeds using Intel XTU and ThrottleStop. Even at an all-core core speed of 4.5GHz, both of my idle and peak temperatures are low, and I never hit the thermal throttle limit. Considering I live in very warm southern California in a house with poor ventilation, I'm even more impressed by the performance of the H100i Pro XT. The only hiccup I experienced was getting the RGB lighting to turn on. As it turns out, I had to connect the RGB SATA power cable to a 5-wire SATA power cable from my PSU. When I initially had it connected to a 4-wire SATA power cable from the PSU, the RGBs refused to light up, despite the iCUE software saying that my lights were activated. Besides that initial stumble, everything else has been peachy - cool RGB lighting control, adjustable fan speed and noise, and no concerning noises coming from the water pump. 5 stars all the way~!! 👍

Da ich meinen alten Rechner reaktivieren wollte als Zweitrechner und die ASUS RTX 3070 Ti leider genauso groß war wie eine 3090, passte sie nicht ins Gehäuse. Es ist eine H150 von Corsair in der Front eingebaut. Ich habe die H100i dann angeschafft und oben eingebaut, sodass der Platz für die Grafikkarte passt. Wie von Corsair gewohnt gute Qualität und Verarbeitung. Bei all meinen Kompakt-Waküs hatte ich nur ein einziges mal Pech und musste tauschen. Sie laufen relativ ruhig, kühlen gut und sind optisch - dank RGB - auch noch nett anzuschauen und einzustellen. Preis/Leistung ist absolut in Ordnung. Auch die Verpackungskartons sind optisch top. Lediglich sind alle Corsair Kartons sehr scharfkantig, ich hab mich auch hier am Karton geschnitten. Aber volle 5 Sterne.