GenClaymore:

I been enjoying my Corsair H150i pro ever since i switched to it 6 ish months ago from my aging old thermal right SB-E Extreme that I had since it came out. my SB-E Extreme couldn't keep my 7800X cool at 4.6ghz, always be in the 90-95s when I game, what worst I ran it at stock for an while to see how it does, It still flew back up into the 85-90s. No amount of paste cleaning, changing paste to an better one or re-adjusting etc to the cooler fix it. With my H150i pro temps been much better then it ever been, I personally never thought I would have ever went to an AIO. I haven't had any issues at all with my Corsair H150i pro aio.I run my fans at 100% and it's still quiet, the only thing that get's loud is my GTX 1080 when it revs up during an game. Also before some one say it,I will never De-lied any processor I get,since if something goes wrong during the process, I'd be out of an processor and a use able desktop for an long time. As for the RGB it can be turned off in the corsair software suite.

Shinzok:

First off: It's really not nice seeing people copy paste from previous/other reviews.. As is seen on 2nd page, where het joyfully talks about the H100 and not the H115. 🙁 2nd: To have maximum cooling performance on a radiator, you'll want more static pressure, the amount of airflow isn't the most important attribute. Sure it helps to have more airflow, but pressure give better performance. o_O As for the extra RGB lighting, hmmmm. I rather have clear indication of CPU package temperature by color of the LED on the cool block than those flashing lights...

Shinzok:

First off: It's really not nice seeing people copy paste from previous/other reviews.. As is seen on 2nd page, where het joyfully talks about the H100 and not the H115. 🙁 2nd: To have maximum cooling performance on a radiator, you'll want more static pressure, the amount of airflow isn't the most important attribute. Sure it helps to have more airflow, but pressure give better performance. o_O As for the extra RGB lighting, hmmmm. I rather have clear indication of CPU package temperature by color of the LED on the cool block than those flashing lights...