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Corsair H100i PRO review




We review the new Corsair Hydro Series H100i PRO, the latest iteration in the Hydro PRO series is fitted with a dual-fan 240mm radiator. The i in the naming means it's software controllable with iCUE software. And that allows you to fire off several performance profiles as well as some sweet RGB bling Corsair at this cooler. The cooler is very silent and certainly brings in very adequate cooling capacity.
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Goiur
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Posted on: 07/19/2018 04:38 PM
Had a Corsair H110i for 6 months after building my last rig, 2 of them died on me in that time. Im not moving away from Noctua anytime soon.
Had a Corsair H110i for 6 months after building my last rig, 2 of them died on me in that time. Im not moving away from Noctua anytime soon.
PolishRenegade
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Posted on: 07/19/2018 04:49 PM
Sure hope the "Pro" series have improved on reliability as it uses an updated pump design vs the non-Pro one.
Right now, the H110i Pro is the same price as the H115i Pro on amazon (US & Canada), so ordered the later as it's a no-brainer. We'll see how it goes.
Sure hope the "Pro" series have improved on reliability as it uses an updated pump design vs the non-Pro one.
Right now, the H110i Pro is the same price as the H115i Pro on amazon (US & Canada), so ordered the later as it's a no-brainer. We'll see how it goes.
Pimpiklem
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Posted on: 07/19/2018 04:55 PM
Slowly but surly they are loosing that stupid gap around the sides of the fan that loose any pressure the fans have built up to aid in the air flow through radiators.
Hopefully it will be gone soon but its nice to see it shrink.
I think they are slowly removing that bad design because its getting smaller and smaller.
or just fit these.
https://www.watercoolinguk.co.uk/p/XSPC-140mm-Single-Neoprene-Radiator-Gasket-42194.html?gclid=CjwKCAjw7cDaBRBtEiwAsxprXYKRViZC4eOd3FOIqOqVImai0hxa5iN4ryWnooiDIWdoK2tXZ-CHtxoCILgQAvD-BwE
Slowly but surly they are loosing that stupid gap around the sides of the fan that loose any pressure the fans have built up to aid in the air flow through radiators.
Hopefully it will be gone soon but its nice to see it shrink.
I think they are slowly removing that bad design because its getting smaller and smaller.
or just fit these.
https://www.watercoolinguk.co.uk/p/XSPC-140mm-Single-Neoprene-Radiator-Gasket-42194.html?gclid=CjwKCAjw7cDaBRBtEiwAsxprXYKRViZC4eOd3FOIqOqVImai0hxa5iN4ryWnooiDIWdoK2tXZ-CHtxoCILgQAvD-BwE
RealNC
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Senior Member
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Posted on: 07/19/2018 06:15 PM
I only ever owned one closed loop water cooler (a Seidon XL120.) It's the one I'm still using. Bought back in 2013 and it's still working fine on an almost 24/7 machine. I wonder when it's finally gonna dry up.
I only ever owned one closed loop water cooler (a Seidon XL120.) It's the one I'm still using. Bought back in 2013 and it's still working fine on an almost 24/7 machine. I wonder when it's finally gonna dry up.
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I found the results to be off in comparison to the older reviewed Corsair AIOs, at least during idle. Do you think the 4790k needs Delidded and cleaned up?
Edit:I just read it has zero fan mode up to 40c...don't mind me