Corsair Hydro X Series XR5 360mm Water Cooling Radiator: Optimal Performance for Effortless Cooling Review

System: percent - 9900KF for all cores 5.0Gghz; video - Gigabyte GeForce RTX 2080 AORUS SUPER; motherboard - ASUS ROG STRIX Z390-H GAMING; body - Cougar Gemini T. In front of this was the old air Thermaright Silver Arrow, on which, under load, the 4.7 percent heated up to 90+ degrees. On the first day of observations - in games (Wot, Apex, COD Warzone) the temperature rarely exceeded 60, mostly 55 and below. At idle, 27 . 32 degrees, at a temperature in the room of 28. A half-hour stress test…

Generally satisfied. I use it on my "native" mother Asus Rog strix z490-h. Adjusted the valves in the asus armory crate, almost always silence! I placed the radiator in the upper part of the case, blowing upwards, in addition to the three noctua that come with the kit, I added two more noctua coolers from the bottom of the radiator

I bought it for 1950x instead of enermax 360 (first generation), I was embarrassed by the fact that the contact patch with the process did not cover the entire surface, but as it turned out it was all nonsense, my enermax from the box did not hold factory overclocking to 4 MHz (and at the end it just stopped working correctly) and I haven’t seen any stress tests above 60 degrees here, in idle time 27 and in games too :) and most importantly, everything is quiet when compared with groaning…

Before buying, check what will fit in the case. We deliberately bought 2x140 in the case without a regular place for such a radiator. All structures under the HDD were removed in the case, because the SSD is on the MP, the radiator was fixed with fans to the front partition of the case (it was necessary to make an adapter plate from 2 mm fiberglass), an additional filter was provided. We were quite satisfied with the final result, it is now pleasant to look through the side window, there are no

2: 1 received in a sealed box in excellent condition, and the 2nd received in an open box, there are a few scratches, the ribs are bent, or maybe the previous owner tried to use it, the thread has signs of wear. There was some liquid in the radiator, in general it seems normal, I'm not sure if it's worth returning. I wish I knew I was getting a slightly used item. I have pictures, I have no idea how to post them. Update: I ended up sending the item back in an open box; because I thought the fan

Yes, Corsair is a top name, but coolers weren't well-known until recently. They think and hear the water cooling details their ekwb/barrow/alphacool etc which are good that's nice too. not too thick as I think most radii don't need to be larger than 60mm unless you have MONSTER OC on your CPU/GPU. I have 240/360 from Corsair on 9900k OC up to 5.2GHz and 1080 with 2150 and I never see temps above 60 unless testing stress/stability, gaming and other applications not above 40, mid 50's at best I…

I use this 280mm radiator exclusively for the GPU waterblock (2080ti). When gaming, I switched from 72-degree air cooling to 46-degree water circulation while reducing fan noise by more than 50%. Win! Win! There is not much noise left from the GPU fans, and the case fans can be throttled to half speed. I chose this radiator for a number of reasons. The dimensions are perfect for my mATX case. Other 280mm radiators were slightly thicker and taller. This one is perfect for 2x140mm space. It has 7

There are several cooler options for Corsair's water cooling line, some thin, some thick and then in different sizes. 360mm thick. Turns out the 360 didn't fit because I wanted to pack things in my suitcase, so I ended up with a second skinny 240mm that allowed me to place it in the top and bottom of my suitcase. Both have dual fans to keep them cool. In the icue software you can create your own profiles or in the settings if you have a Hydro-X pump it will go through the wizard and ask which…