Two 140mm CORSAIR ML Series magnetic levitation PWM fans deliver improved airflow for extreme CPU cooling performance.
16 Individually addressable RGB LEDs light up the pump head to produce stunning, customizable lighting effects to match your build.
Experience incredible cooling performance, with each fan running from 400 to 2,000 RPM while in operation.
Zero RPM cooling profiles in CORSAIR iCUE software allow fans to stop entirely at low temperatures, eliminating fan noise.
CORSAIR iCUE software allows you to control and synchronize your cooler's RGB lighting with all iCUE compatible devices, monitor CPU and coolant temperatures and adjust fan and pump speeds, all from a single intuitive interface.
Equipped with a thermally optimized cold plate and low-noise pump design for high performance, quiet cooling.
A 280mm radiator with an expanded radiator core delivers high cooling surface area and performance.
Modular, tool-free mounting bracket for quick and painless installation.
Model: Corsair iCUE H115i RGB Pro XT, 280mm Radiator, Dual 140mm PWM Fans, Software Control, Liquid CPU Cooler
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I have this in my AMD Ryzen 5 3600x build. Granted I don't overclock it .I think this cpu cooler is great! I do have A 3700x ryzen 7 lying around. I guess it's good to get a cooler like this no problems moving forward on upgrades. I would definitely recommend this if it fits your budget. I paid about 135 for it this time last year!
If you have this on a 5600x and it's idling that high you have a major problem. A 5600x doesnt even idle near 54c on a stock AMD Wraith Stealth cooler. Even with a Wraith Stealth at idle it should be running in the 40s or so. On an AIO you should easily be in the 30s.
If you have this on a 5600x and it's idling that high you have a major problem. A 5600x doesnt even idle near 54c on a stock AMD Wraith Stealth cooler. Even with a Wraith Stealth at idle it should be running in the 40s or so. On an AIO you should easily be in the 30s.
Yep. I'm not sure how much hotter the 5600X idles versus the 3600, but they're the same TDP. My 3600 idles around 35C in an NZXT H510 case and a Cooler Master 212 RGB air cooler, which was just $28 after a rebate.
Just ask yourself If you want to replace once every 3-5 yr for the performance it is giving over a quality air cooler, if your answer is yes, then go for it.
I have one failed around 3yr, I only noticed it when I need my cpu at full power and got throttled. For sure You need cpu temp monitoring for those cooler run constantly.
Tricky thing they did in their software for the newer cooler versions is the temp reported now different.
Just ask yourself If you want to replace once every 3-5 yr for the performance it is giving over a quality air cooler, if your answer is yes, then go for it.
I have one failed around 3yr, I only noticed it when I need my cpu at full power and got throttled. For sure You need cpu temp monitoring for those cooler run constantly.
Tricky thing they did in their software for the newer cooler versions is the temp reported now different.
Speccy is free and monitors cpu, gpu, and mobo temps.
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Hmmm i have the 5600x and it idles around 54c.
Is that ok to you?
5600x's default TDP is 65 watts.
Several cheaper coolers provide much more cooling than you need.
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Yep. I'm not sure how much hotter the 5600X idles versus the 3600, but they're the same TDP. My 3600 idles around 35C in an NZXT H510 case and a Cooler Master 212 RGB air cooler, which was just $28 after a rebate.
I have one failed around 3yr, I only noticed it when I need my cpu at full power and got throttled. For sure You need cpu temp monitoring for those cooler run constantly.
Tricky thing they did in their software for the newer cooler versions is the temp reported now different.
I have one failed around 3yr, I only noticed it when I need my cpu at full power and got throttled. For sure You need cpu temp monitoring for those cooler run constantly.
Tricky thing they did in their software for the newer cooler versions is the temp reported now different.
Speccy is free and monitors cpu, gpu, and mobo temps.
HWMonitor from CPUID (the same makers of CPU-Z) is much better.
The noctua will last longer... but if you don't care about that, pick based on looks.