Corsair To Release H115i Pro and H150i Pro AIO liquid coolers
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Goiur
If their pump is the same pos that was installed in my last 2 corsair h115 (both dead and rma) run away from them as far and fast as possible.
Neo Cyrus
hapkiman
I have the H115i and it works great. Going on a year now. The only thing I don't like is Corsair Link SW. Glitchy and I uninstalled it.
But as far as the cooler - not a single issue with it. Cooling my OC'ed i7 8700k right now in fact, and it's pretty quiet as well.
Dazz
Might give the 360 version a shot hope it's quiet, the H110 was loud as hell even with the fans connected to a 5v line, the pump was just loud so gone back to my Silver arrow after a few days couldn't cope with it.
HawaiianBrian
HawaiianBrian
Solfaur
HawaiianBrian
Most people's problems with noise seem to come from not connecting the electrical connections properly. The pump makes noise when its not getting enough power.
And if you can't figure out how to make your fans run quietly then there is no hope for you.
I leave mine at 40% ,silent, and cools the same* as 100%
Almost*
-Tj-
I never had any issues either, own a H90 now almost 5years old and still same performance like @day 1. 🙂
So I was looking at 280mm variant H115 pro, anybody used such adapters before?
https://www.ebay.com/itm/120mm-to-140mm-Fan-Adapter-type-A-Short-Converter-change-mounting-PC-Modding-/282465523752?nav=SEARCH
https://s33.postimg.org/9shkv3daz/s-l500.jpg
I dont have drill holes on CM haf932 adv usb3, only 3x 120mm. So these adapters would be perfect 😀
The Goose
Been using my H110i gt for over 2 years now and apart from having to change the coolant after the first few months i`ve had no other issues, as far as noise....its so easy to create a custom fan curve and the link software does what it should.
GenClaymore
Both look ineresting, I wonder how well they would do with keeping an overclocked 7800x cool.
The Goose
Solfaur
Lebowski
I have had a H115i since release and it has been great for me. Kept a i7 2700K at 5GHz silently, and now does the same for my 8700K at 5GHz. I swapped out the fans for ML140’s when they were released and run the pump at performance and the fans at a fixed 40%.
I loved the H115i and if the reviews for the pro show a decent improvement in cooling ability without a compromise in noise generated then I will be picking one up.
drac
Looks nice, lots of choice lately, EK have the new EK-MLC Phoenix too.
Wondering if there is a difference in GPU temps going from Air cooled CPU to water cooled CPU? Might not be worth it unless I'm going to overclock the CPU.
jura11
drac
Robbo9999
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What this pic doesn't show is that my GPU draws a fair amount of air from rear panel bottom left from open/filtered PCI expansion slots, and that my CPU fan draws some cool air from ventilated top right panel.
I think this could potentially effect GPU temperatures. Where you choose to put the AIO radiator in the case & whether you use the radiator as an intake or an exhaust will influence GPU temperatures. If you use it as an intake then you're dumping all the hot air into the case, potentially causing a rise in GPU temperatures. If you use the radiator as exhaust then you're sending the heat from the CPU straight out of the case, thereby potentially improving GPU thermals, but when you use it as an exhaust it takes up slots that could otherwise have been used for 'pure' exhaust fans, which arguably exhaust heat more efficiently than the restrictions of a radiator (and this factor could potentially increase GPU temperatures again). If you have a good air cooler on your CPU and it's aligned with an exhaust fan that is close to the backside of the CPU air cooler then it's possible to have zero temperature rise in the case from CPU load (this is how my system is set up and 100% CPU load doesn't increase air temperature in the case at all). Using an air cooler allows all your exhaust ports to be filled with 'pure' exhaust fans rather than restrictive radiator exhausts - so I think air cooling can be more efficient in keeping air case temperatures low & therefore GPU temperatures lower, but it has to be done right.
EDIT: this is a pictorial representation (ignore airflow numbers in diagram as they're not mine) of how I have my airflow setup, see the following (after testing different layouts & fan configurations on loops of Firestrike and Prime95):
The Goose
drac