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forum thread Posted by LovelyCheetah | Staff about 2 months ago
forum thread Posted by LovelyCheetah | Staff about 2 months ago

Corsair iCUE H60x RGB ELITE Liquid CPU Cooler (Certified Refurbished) $40 + Free Shipping

$40

$80

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Corsair [corsair.com] [corsair.com] has the iCUE H60x RGB ELITE Liquid CPU Cooler (Certified Refurbished) for $39.99. Shipping is free.
Product Details:
  • Corsair Cooling Warranty: 5 Year
  • AMD Processors Supported: AMD AM5/AM4
  • Intel Processors Supported: Intel 115x/1200 | Intel 1700 | Intel 2011/2066
  • Fan Control Method: PWM
  • Noise Level: 7 - 28 dBA
  • Radiator Size: 120mm
  • Cooling Socket Support: Intel 1700, Intel 1200, Intel 1150, Intel 1151, Intel 1156, Intel 2011, Intel 2066, AMD AM5, AMD AM4
  • PWM: Yes
  • Fan Speed: 1500 RPM +/- 10%
  • Fan Dimensions: 120mm x 25mm
  • Cold Plate Material: Copper
  • Number of Fans: 1
  • Radiator Material: Aluminum
  • Weight: 1.321
  • Fan Airflow: 16.91 - 47.73 CFM
  • Fan Model: SP Series
  • Fan Static Pressure: 0.28 – 1.46mm-H2O
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Corsair [corsair.com] [corsair.com] has the iCUE H60x RGB ELITE Liquid CPU Cooler (Certified Refurbished) for $39.99. Shipping is free.
Product Details:
  • Corsair Cooling Warranty: 5 Year
  • AMD Processors Supported: AMD AM5/AM4
  • Intel Processors Supported: Intel 115x/1200 | Intel 1700 | Intel 2011/2066
  • Fan Control Method: PWM
  • Noise Level: 7 - 28 dBA
  • Radiator Size: 120mm
  • Cooling Socket Support: Intel 1700, Intel 1200, Intel 1150, Intel 1151, Intel 1156, Intel 2011, Intel 2066, AMD AM5, AMD AM4
  • PWM: Yes
  • Fan Speed: 1500 RPM +/- 10%
  • Fan Dimensions: 120mm x 25mm
  • Cold Plate Material: Copper
  • Number of Fans: 1
  • Radiator Material: Aluminum
  • Weight: 1.321
  • Fan Airflow: 16.91 - 47.73 CFM
  • Fan Model: SP Series
  • Fan Static Pressure: 0.28 – 1.46mm-H2O
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about 2 months ago
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Joined Jun 2017
about 2 months ago
BabyTantrum
about 2 months ago
681 Posts
Any comments on the quality of this item?
about 2 months ago
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Joined Nov 2008
about 2 months ago
petervivian
about 2 months ago
1,289 Posts
I have had Corsair's older model of 120 radiator AIO. Probably H80i v2?
I think 120 radiator AIO only gives me flexibility in a SFF case when the clearance is small in the computer case at the COU area. The cooling performance is not as good as a moderately rated air cooling tower cooler.
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about 2 months ago
265 Posts
Joined Nov 2005
about 2 months ago
San-LC
about 2 months ago
265 Posts
While this is a great price, for a single fan AIO you usually get better results on a 4 or 5 pipe air cooler. And they are typically cheaper with less moving parts.
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about 2 months ago
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Joined Dec 2019
about 2 months ago
VioletMoon4487
about 2 months ago
6 Posts
Basically a refresh of a VERY old AIO. I doubt it beats a Thermalright Assassin X for $17.
about 2 months ago
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Joined Apr 2022
about 2 months ago
FuschiaFlag9949
about 2 months ago
2 Posts
Don't ever buy a 120mm AIO. 240mm works somewhat if you have a beefy CPU but AIOs should only be 360mm, only then you have a real advantage over air coolers. This thing is worse than an assassin for $20
about 1 month ago
76 Posts
Joined Apr 2022
about 1 month ago
Cyanide7
about 1 month ago
76 Posts
Quote from BabyTantrum :
Any comments on the quality of this item?

Buy an air cooler instead of this
23 days ago
267 Posts
Joined Sep 2015
23 days ago
pmrowczynski
23 days ago
267 Posts
These are small, the TDP rate is passable if you stay within specs but it's nothing as much as a 2x or 3x fan sized AIO - so if OC'ng or expecting higher thermals (Intel) then upsize.

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Good thermal paste is necessary for the transfer of the CPU heat to the water. This is critical, and can't be stressed enough.

Then the water reservoir will help mitigate and manage the heat spikes. Think 120mm sized rad vs an ocean. You don't need to do as much cooling of the ocean. And if you had multiple fans blowing across your radiators, you still can't drop below ambient (unless slinger fan with liquid evaporation)

The tubing is small and covered with braided sheething. Maybe 1/4" so there is a bit of fluid resistance there (versus 3/4" surgical tubing" and the o-ring for the CPU heat sink is solid.

The pump is going to push about 1 l/m but like the tubing, that is fine. You just need to move the water out and since we aren't pressurizing in the radiator to remove more heat….

Basically this AIO gives you a smaller pump for distribution, heat dissipation and water reservoir. It takes a LOT of TDP from a CPU to even get to the threshold of thermal shutdown if you lose an AIO but you will see if frequently if you cheap out or have older thermal paste.

I have had a couple (like 5-6 of various sizes) of these things I tore apart to measure and put inline with other pumps (3-4 lpm) and seeing what the biggest factors/limits are.

External 2x 360mm x 2 with pumps in series pushing 6 lpm, and flow meters with inline temp while running XTU/cinebench to figure thermal shutdown and time to recover, blah blah.

The magnet is quite strong, fits good on my refrigerator too!