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Corsair Hydro Series H110 and H90 Liquid CPU Coolers
You know what they say, bigger is better. Corsair intros the Hydro Series H110 and H90 liquid CPU coolers. With huge radiator cooling surfaces areas of 280 mm and 140 mm respectively and specially designed 140 mm low-speed, high static pressure fans, the new coolers deliver superior CPU cooling and quieter operation than smaller 120 mm designs. The Hydro Series H110 is a low-noise, high-performance liquid CPU cooler with a double-length 280 mm by 140 mm radiator.
The H110 radiator's large surface area provides more contact room for heat dissipation and for side-by-side mounting of dual fans. Each fan is a specially-designed low-speed 140 mm static pressure fan, which moves much more air per decibel of noise than 120 mm fans. Combined, the larger radiators and lower fan-speeds produce better performance with much lower noise levels than smaller 120 mm dual-fan coolers. The H110 fits cases with dual 140 mm top fan mounts and 20 mm screw spacing.
The Hydro Series H90, like the H110, is a low-noise, high-performance liquid CPU cooler, but with a more compact square 140 mm radiator and a single 140 mm static pressure fan. The large radiator and spacious surface area combined with lower fan-speeds produce better performance than smaller 120 mm single fan coolers with lower noise. The H90 is compatible with many cases with a rear or top 140 mm fan mount.
The Hydro Series H110 and H90 liquid coolers feature an enhanced copper cold plate with soaks up heat more efficiently than previous generation designs. Both coolers are compatible with most modern CPU platforms including AMD AM2, AM3, AM3+, FM2 and FM1 and Intel LGA 1155, LGA 1156, LGA 1366, and LGA 2011.
"Many PC enthusiasts choose liquid cooling for its extreme cooling efficiency and quiet operation," said Thi La, Senior VP and GM of Memory and Enthusiast Component Products at Corsair. "To take liquid cooling the next level, we super-sized the Hydro Series H110 and H90, providing users our best cooling-to-noise ratio ever."
Pricing and Availability
The Corsair Hydro Series H110 and Hydro Series H90 liquid coolers are immediately available from Corsair's worldwide network of resellers and distributors. Suggested retail prices in the United States are $129.99 for the H110 and $99.99 for the H90.
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#4503209 Posted on: 01/17/2013 07:46 PM
And just when I bought a H100i. *sigh*
And just when I bought a H100i. *sigh*
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#4503212 Posted on: 01/17/2013 07:52 PM
H90 with fan connected to front panel ftw (if tubes stretch that far).
H90 with fan connected to front panel ftw (if tubes stretch that far).
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#4503219 Posted on: 01/17/2013 07:58 PM
I was about to buy H80i, but now H90 looks more interesting.
And I thought that round contact cpu plate was worse no (harder to mount), idk why they went back to it.
Also it looks like they went back to crapier mounting fan.. Doesnt make any sense to me.
Waiting for reviews
I was about to buy H80i, but now H90 looks more interesting.
And I thought that round contact cpu plate was worse no (harder to mount), idk why they went back to it.
Also it looks like they went back to crapier mounting fan.. Doesnt make any sense to me.
Waiting for reviews
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#4503222 Posted on: 01/17/2013 07:59 PM
I was about to buy H80i, but now H90 looks more interesting.
And I thought that round contact cpu plate was worse no (harder to mount), idk why they went back to it. Also it looks like they went back to crapier mounting fan.. Doesnt make any sense to me.
Perhaps the h80i and 100i are the top line?
I was about to buy H80i, but now H90 looks more interesting.
And I thought that round contact cpu plate was worse no (harder to mount), idk why they went back to it. Also it looks like they went back to crapier mounting fan.. Doesnt make any sense to me.
Perhaps the h80i and 100i are the top line?
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#4503238 Posted on: 01/17/2013 08:16 PM
I am interested in a review as well. I want to replace this rig next month and the H100i was a cooler I was considering. And now this. Ghehe.
I wouldn't be surprised when they release an H110i later in the year.
I am interested in a review as well. I want to replace this rig next month and the H100i was a cooler I was considering. And now this. Ghehe.
Perhaps the h80i and 100i are the top line?
I wouldn't be surprised when they release an H110i later in the year.
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#4503273 Posted on: 01/17/2013 08:57 PM
I was talking with Corsair today. There will not be i versions of these two models. Once the samples are ready they'll ship them in for review here @ Guru3D.
I was talking with Corsair today. There will not be i versions of these two models. Once the samples are ready they'll ship them in for review here @ Guru3D.
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#4503274 Posted on: 01/17/2013 09:00 PM
Ah. Cool. Thanks. You don't happen to know why they don't produce i-versions of them? Is Link not taking off?
I was talking with Corsair today. There will not be i versions of these two models. Once the samples are ready they'll ship them in for review here @ Guru3D.
Ah. Cool. Thanks. You don't happen to know why they don't produce i-versions of them? Is Link not taking off?
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#4503278 Posted on: 01/17/2013 09:04 PM
No it's not that. They want to try and keep these higher performance products at roughly the same price level as 80i and 100i.
No it's not that. They want to try and keep these higher performance products at roughly the same price level as 80i and 100i.
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#4503293 Posted on: 01/17/2013 09:27 PM
Ah. That's smart. Those offer a good performance/price ratio and are getting really popular, I think.
No it's not that. They want to try and keep these higher performance products at roughly the same price level as 80i and 100i.
Ah. That's smart. Those offer a good performance/price ratio and are getting really popular, I think.
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#4503294 Posted on: 01/17/2013 09:30 PM
Won't fit in my Rig to you Corsair!
Won't fit in my Rig
to you Corsair!
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#4503299 Posted on: 01/17/2013 09:33 PM
No doubt they'll fit in a Corsair. I have my eyes on a 500R. I guess that would fit. The top has two mounts for 120 or 140mm fans.
No doubt they'll fit in a Corsair. I have my eyes on a 500R. I guess that would fit. The top has two mounts for 120 or 140mm fans.
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#4503300 Posted on: 01/17/2013 09:33 PM
I'm buying a H100i later this week to put in a HAF XB with my LGA2011 setup.
The HAF XB supposedly can accept 140mm x2, but if it doesn't come in i versions, I'm not interested.
I'm buying a H100i later this week to put in a HAF XB with my LGA2011 setup.
The HAF XB supposedly can accept 140mm x2, but if it doesn't come in i versions, I'm not interested.
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#4503303 Posted on: 01/17/2013 09:36 PM
I'm buying a H100i later this week to put in a HAF XB with my LGA2011 setup.
The HAF XB supposedly can accept 140mm x2, but if it doesn't come in i versions, I'm not interested.
Yeah. The HAF XM and HAF X would fit them too. Not sure if Link is worth the hypothetical i-versions of the 110/90.
I'm buying a H100i later this week to put in a HAF XB with my LGA2011 setup.
The HAF XB supposedly can accept 140mm x2, but if it doesn't come in i versions, I'm not interested.
Yeah. The HAF XM and HAF X would fit them too. Not sure if Link is worth the hypothetical i-versions of the 110/90.
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#4503308 Posted on: 01/17/2013 09:40 PM
From a pricing point of view if your case takes it and the figures hold up to show better cooling and quieter, why would anyone buy the H100i? It looks nicer I suppose that's about it.
However stick a further 2 fans on the H110 and I think we may have a new top of the chart cooler.
Yeah. The HAF XM and HAF X would fit them too. Not sure if Link is worth the hypothetical i-versions of the 110/90.
From a pricing point of view if your case takes it and the figures hold up to show better cooling and quieter, why would anyone buy the H100i? It looks nicer I suppose that's about it.
However stick a further 2 fans on the H110 and I think we may have a new top of the chart cooler.
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From what it looks like, most of the cases I have around don't have the 140mm x 280mm top for space, and it doesn't sport the features that the h100i has.