Corsair H60x RGB ELITE Liquid CPU Cooler – 16 Dynamic RGB
Corsair H60x RGB ELITE Liquid CPU Cooler – 16 Dynamic RGB LEDs – SP120 RGB ELITE Series PWM Fan with AirGuide Technology – Intel® LGA 1700, 1200, 115X, 2066, AMD® AM5/AM4 Sockets – Black
| Weight: | 680 g |
| Dimensions: | 15.7 x 12 x 2.7 cm; 680.39 Grams |
| Brand: | Corsair |
| Model: | CW-9060064-WW2 |
| Colour: | Black |
| Batteries Included: | No |
| Manufacture: | Corsair |
| Dimensions: | 15.7 x 12 x 2.7 cm; 680.39 Grams |
I must say I was sceptical if a 120mm AIO would make much difference, but it easily wiped 20 degrees off my top temperature when running cyberpunk on ultra settings. Could only get a 120mm because I have a small case, but it was a fantastic purchase
I decided to go to a water cooled cpu fan system because my computer was running hot with the games I would play and when it was hot, it was very loud. This system took the noise completely out of the picture for me and it’s cooling my computer better. Instead of directing the hot air into the case, this will direct it out of the area. I’m loving it so far and would buy it again.
Easy to install. Needs instruction manual. Needs more powerful cooling 120MM fan. Runs too hot with factory fan. was running at 135 F with factory fan on idle. With new higher CFM 120MM fan it runs no hotter than 105 F even under a load.
Great product replaced the AIO cooler that came with my computer and died causing my computer to no longer boot up. There was no instructions but manuals are rather easy to find online
Whenever I buy PC equipment I always research each component in depth so I get the best product for my money and anything from Corsair has always been excellent. The next gaming system I build will have mostly Corsair products in and around my next system due to the quality they put into the manufacturing of their components and this little Cpu cooler that I bought is no exception. It was perfect for an older Z87 I7 intel that I have, the older Cpu water cooler that was on it went out on me and this was the perfect match to the older one. I did have to do a little modification to my Thermaltake case to get it to screw in properly but once that was out of the way everything went smoothly. It cools my older 4th Gen Intel down perfectly and continues to get cooler at idle speeds or full bore when gaming. The only thing with these closed loop water coolers is you need to keep an eye on them when they get to 2 or 3 years old so you don’t burn out your Cpu. Corsair products have always been excellent and should last you many years plus all of their products have excellent warranties, I’m very happy with this purchase.
Sistema di raffreddamento a liquido AIO molto carino visivamente. Purtroppo nel mio case, un Cosmos 2, non potendo inserire dei radiatori AIO pi grandi, ho dovuto optare per questo, per raffreddare un Intel 13700K appena acquistato: raffredda molto e sono contento del funzionamento, molto pi silenzioso rispetto al precedente Cooler Master che avevo per la vecchia CPU, un Intel 6700K.
L’unico aspetto noioso che i LED sulla CPU non sembrano accendersi, nonostante il cavo ARGB sia collegato correttamente sulla mia mobo MSI (una Tomahawk DDR4). La ventola molto silenziosa: sembra una Noctua.
I mostly use my PC for playing VR games, and the CPU temps were getting really up there when playing for an extended amount of time, like 95-100 C with just a standard air cooler. After switching to this AIO liquid cooler, my CPU temps hover around 50 C and didn’t get any higher than 60 C under the most sustained workloads. I have a very small PC case, a SilverStone SG13 and I was able to fit the AIO cooler with the radiator and CPU mount with no issues!
The cooler does it’s job and helped cool down my pc, but it would be super helpful to actually give a manual to follow for the installation. I’m not tech savvy so it was difficult to understand.
It was tedious searching around on the internet for a manual and had to bug my friends to get help and even they were scratching their heads but we eventually got it after a few hours.
For your LEDs to work correctly, plug the 4pin RGB cable from the Pump into one of the 4pin slots on the ARGB adapter cable with the 3 pin end on it. Then plug that into a 5V Header on your Motherboard and it should work correctly. Make sure the 3 pin from the Pump is plugged into the CPU fan Header on your Motherboard as well so that the pump is working too.
Since this is the X series and not the i series, this requires your Motherboards software to control the Pumps RGB, make sure that you try your motherboards rgb software to get the LEDs working.
The one only issue I have is that I have to get a core XT to work the RGB within the iCue Software, but that’s not too big of a deal.